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Have you been to Anfeh before? Let me know what you think of it!

Have you had good Mexican food in Lebanon?

Have you visited the Tripoli Citadel before?

It is the ding ding at the beginning for me😂

Thank you for sharing the vibe of the beaches and Batroun. It is still mind blowing in Lebanon, a public beach they still close it and make you pay $30 for entrance, plus parking. And they get away with it.

These videos always bring a smile to my face and a tickle to my sense of adventure! Can't wait for more!

The best. big thanks

Jesus christ is the only way to heaven only savior only healer only answer 💌✝️♾️

Beautiful view

Such a beautiful magical country. ❤thanks a lot.

Another LaMartine ? haha

What a beautiful place! :)

Nice vid :)

What I will never understand is why humans will forsake their inate ability to create beautiful things in order to follow baseless stories from thousands of years ago. Have the dignity and self-respect to say I created this beautiful garden, I wrote this beautiful verse or poem. But no lacking self-respect, they must say, "Oh god, did this not me, god gave me these words to write into a poem, it was not I. We really must grow up out of this mental weakness.

La Jetée is definitely a hidden gem! 😍

Go to sugar mad it’s in the Midan it’s my uncles restaurant

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Artificial life😂😂

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Wow I miss to go home

Guys Thank you so much for this great episode about beautiful Douma, a picturesque Lebanese town voted one of the Best Tourism Villages by UNWTO 2023. This whole series about Lebanon you are doing is amazing and well done. I would like to add to the "history part" 3 things please: 1 - Add to the list of possible origins of the name the Phoenician meaning "tranquility and calm and rest", given in the book of Anis Freiha where he says that the town is indeed very old and the name occured in the Old Testament. 2 - Douma became a principal place for the Christian refugees who escaped from Baalbek after the devastating 1759 Earthquakes and the subsequent feud between different tribes that occured there. 3 - The Ottoman era "look" of the old town is largely due to remittance from people who migrated to the Americas in the late 19th century, early 20th century. They helped build the town which was called "Al bandar" because it became a major souk in the area.

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But now i'm hire and dammam alkhobar because my work it's hire i live and dammam now it's 7yrs maybe one day i go to vacation and lebanon to be set my father and my mother ❤❤❤

I love also to go every Sunday and haresa

I love also to go and farayah

Lebanon place nice because i live there for 5yrs because my father huase and adma but i'm always stay in my condo portimilieo

Nice 👍

Aywa

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Is Abdo bou Seba the correct spelling? He is amazing

I would love to know if they keep records of families that lived in that era. I wonder if there were any families from the Haddad family that lived there many years ago

the ''new'' bridges are so the old ones can be renovated.

Nice 👍 worth visiting

Did you recognise the tune played on the street organ?

You should have gone to Delft. Delft is more picturesque than Leiden & much closer from central station Rotterdam.

i loved being on youtube with you😍❤

Super!

J'ai adoré, super ❤

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Beautiful

i know that Sarchophagus was a greek discovery, but is that sarchophagus in Greece or Lebanon?

Nice video, and Chekka has one of the most clean beaches in Northern Lebanon. By the way, I am glad you did not give any money to that scammer. There are so many of them now, after the economical situation. When I was there this summer, I would encounter someone pretending to be a parking owner or controller, specially when they see a rented car, and they are trying to get Dollars. Anyway, keep broadcasting nice videos from Lebanon :) Thank you

Great video. Where can i find the trail's location?

this is my home city , since i left to Canada it has changed a lot , i wish if someone has some footage of the city like 20 years back , because i noticed later after , that there was a lot of beauty and everybody was beautiful and gorgeous to the point that it was like a normal and common thing everywhere ... we realized that this was very particular to Batroun , only when we started going out to discover other cities and other countries

who is the idiot who said there was no lebanon back then !! lebanon is 10k old , it was mentioned by gilgamesh - and is the only country in history whose borders were mentioned in the old testament i the judges -syria didn't exist back then--- lebanon was never part od syria lebanese people never called themselves syrians - fakhreddine ruled lebanon from akka to Arwad - it's the phoenician borders of lebanon that is why he called himself king of phoenicia

this nature is what makes a lot of lebanese become saints

i came to the conclusion that lebanon is a cursed land , lebanese like me will understand why ?! we have never had peace

Thanks for taking viewers on a tour of Tyre. I have never been there, but the numerous ancient ruins and port are incredible. I can't believe there are no tourists visiting Tyre's rich archeological ruins!

I assume you didn't have the chance to see almost anything in Palermo 😅 It's a shame

Nice