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Tourism in Lebanon
Lebanon has a strong tourism sector, and it is considered one of the main ingredients of the country’s economy, as Lebanon means a large number of tourists, and visitors from different countries of the world every year, because it contains many coastal resorts, landscapes, and historical sites Restaurants, and other tourist attractions.
The most prominent tourist attractions in Lebanon
The Lebanese Republic includes many places and wonderful and attractive tourist attractions, and the following are mentioned for their most important:
Jeita Grotto
Jeita Grotto is located in the Lebanese village of Jeita, which is one of the important tourist landmarks in the country, represented by natural rock formation caves discovered in 1836 AD, by the Reverend William Thompson, knowing that visitors and tourists can roam In the cave, and seeing the wonderful scenery of the rock formations that were formed by the factors of nature long ago.
The Patara George Paralysis
The Baatara Gorge Waterfall, located in the Lebanese town of Tannourine, is a charming natural waterfall that was discovered in 1952 by explorer Henri Coavette although this waterfall has already existed for millions of years, and today it is very popular by The residents of the area, and its visitors.
Hamra Street
Hamra Street is one of the most famous streets in Lebanon, and it is located in the city of Beirut, and it is considered the cultural and knowledge center for it; it includes many libraries, universities, and shops.
the National Museum
The National Museum is considered one of the most important cultural centers in Lebanon, as it displays inside it many artifacts that indicate the history of Lebanon, and the civilizations affected by it, including: Byzantine mosaics, finely carved coffins, and glass pieces dating back to The Phoenician era.
The archaeological site of Elbas
The archaeological site of Elbas is located in the Lebanese city of Tire, and it is one of the important tourist places in the country, as it contains many monuments and historical buildings dating back to the era of the Romen Empire.
