Where to Go

Having played an important historical role as the seat of the Emirs, Deir El Qamar an ideal place to spend time in nature and see Lebanon’s past firsthand.

Standing at the heart of the Bekaa, Zahle provides visitors with a plethora of exciting landmarks, activities and food experiences.

Despite its small size, Lebanon boasts diverse landscapes due to its complex geography. Nada Raphael of Tourleb takes us to four beautiful valleys that are worth discovering this season.

Jezzine is one of the country’s most beautiful districts. Surrounded by mountain peaks and pine forests, it promises visitors stunning scenery, beautiful weather and fantastic food. Take a look at our …

Away from the hustle and bustle of Beirut, food and nature lovers can gather at Tawlet Ammiq.

Anjar is famous for its strong Armenian ties and its stunning Umayyad-era ruins that are unique in Lebanon.

Keserwan, offers diverse attractions, including nature reserves, historic sites and more, making it perfect for endless exploration.

Beyond its majestic mountains and glistening coastline, Lebanon boasts underground treasures that will take your breath away.

Anfeh, in Lebanon’s north, dubbed “Little Greece,” boasts blue-and-white chalets along its coast, beckoning visitors for summer relaxation.