Wednesday, March 4, 2015

Tourism in Lebanon






Tourism in Lebanon







Tourism is in Lebanon, one of the most supportive of the national economy Lebanese sources of income and provide job opportunities for many of the Lebanese people and the gathering of tourism in Lebanon between all kinds of arena postcard beaches of tourism and cultural tourism and religious mordern archaeological many museums and other places that attract tourists to spend a lovely time in Lebanon.




Tourist places in Lebanon




Baalbeck




A city archaeological and historical Lebanese located in the north of the Bekaa Valley and away from the Byron 83 kilometers from the northeast which is considered one of the most important tourist places in Lebanon and the most important tourist attractions in Lebanon where he visited thousands of tourists from all over the world to see the temples and Roman columns built by the Romans, one of the most famous monuments in Baalbek also has also raised islamic from the Umayyad and other tourist places in Lebanon era.



Jeita Grotto




Located Jeita Grotto in the Valley Dog River and away from Bert about 20 kilometers from to the north, one of the biggest landmarks in Lebanon and is keen tourists had and dubbed essence of tourism in Lebanon, which is a cave containing cavities and coral narrow structures formed by nature, if it offers to tourists view Do not forget the natural beauty and splendor.




National Museum of Beirut






It is the official museum in Lebanon and is located in downtown Beirut and established the museum in 1942 and in 1300 the museum displays artifacts, dating back to the Roman and Greek and Islamic eras, and the era of iron, bronze, prehistoric, one of the most important in Lebanon tourist attraction.





There are also a total of tourist places in Lebanon, such as cedar forests and Beiteddine Palace and the city of Tyre and archaeological Martyrs' Square and Hamra Street and other places of tourist to us that support tourism in Lebanon and attract tourists to the tourism in Lebanon.




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