Regions

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.

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

With its bountiful farms, breathtaking scenery and vineyards, you’ll find the pretty village of Taanayel to be a haven that can be visited all year long.

Shouf Rural Products highlights authentic, high-quality artisanal goods, showcasing the region’s natural bounty as USAID enhances local tourism.

Batroun boasts unique culinary specialties with rich cultural histories. USAID’s project seeks to boost tourism by showcasing these dishes.

Lebanon is a treasure trove of stunning landscapes, historical sites and vibrant culture. While well-known destinations like Beirut, Byblos and the Jeita Grottos attract many visitors, the country also boasts myriad …

If you’re on the lookout for a new adventure, take advantage of the country’s 210km of coastline and give these water sports a try.