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1. heart of jesus church
- an old church which has been renovated in the twenty first century. it is a small church built on a cliff...
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2. Gibran Museum
- It is where Gibran, the lebanese-american poet, writer and painter, decided to rest in peace... the museum...
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3. St. Georges old church
- st. Georges (Mar Jeryes) is an old church built on the edge of the holy valley, it was renovated two...
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4. Batroun
- The coastal city of Batroun located in northern Lebanon is one of the oldest cities of the world. One...
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5. saint-gilles
- The saint-gilles castle goes back to medieval times. Dominated by both crusades and Arabs, it still stands...
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6. kadisha grotto
- an old grotto where the temperature falls down to -10°C at least. marvelous stalagmite and stalactite...
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7. st seba cathedral
- Vatican declared, lately, St. Seba Cathedral as the largest Cathedral in the Middle-East. The Cathedral...
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8. The Phoenician Tombs
- an old rock with a form of a triangle rise up from the ashes forming a weird attraction!!! it is the...
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9. Kadisha Valley
- kadisha valley, also named Holy Valley, is the oldest refuge of the Christians in the region. many convents...
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10. Cedars of God
- the Cedars of God is one of a kind forest in the world. the botanics say that the Cedar tree in Lebanon...
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The Best of NileGuide
- So what brought you to Tripoli in the first place? Probably one of the big, looming attractions that lures most travelers. Bright lights, big names, engraved plaques—these are the on-the-beaten-path hot spots no visitor to Tripoli should miss. Plus, they make for some great photo ops. Your friends back home might get jealous.
