as a lebanese, i want to thank you for showing the world about my country because we have a very bad image around the world and they have no clue how beautiful is my country. great work, keep it up
Yeah i know it has its issues but its so bizarre that there aren't more foreign tourists there anymore especially since the issues don't really affect tourists that much. Its a shame :/
@@JumpingPlaces Well, until recently, it's been chaos there with all the demonstrations and economic collapse and so on... so it does effect tourism there. Who wants to visit a country while they're going through a revolution? Now things are starting to go back to normal.
At the 15:50 mark, the “pools” are indeed man-made and are used to evaporate sea water to make salt. You will see more elaborate ones still in use today up and down the coast from Batroun. The salt harvesters used windmills to pump sea water into pools of varying depths. As the water evaporated they moved the concentrated brine to a series of progressively shallower pools. At the end of this process all that’s left is crystalline coarse sea salt, they then used wooden rakes to harvest the raw sea salt that they then laid out in the sun to dry out. Made the mistake once, as a young child, of swimming in one of these pools and it is hard to forget the feeling of that super salty brine on even the tiniest cuts on my skin and in my eyes!
I'm so attracted to Lebanese people most of them are kind, and also such amazing country, well educated people, love their hospitality, their food and of course their culture special the amazing water falls so Beautiful..Thank you so much for sharing your video....God Bless Lebanese and the rest of the world I always love and enjoy your videos!👍
Guys, this ( your tours) is only 5% of the beauty and enjoyment that Lebanon has to offer. You should definitely come back for another visit soon! I can't wait to land in Lebanon in July ❤️
The moment I thought it's like you're in Iceland was the same moment Carol mentioned Iceland. Wow. Lebanon is really an underrated destination. It is beautiful and charming from its nature to its architecture. It also has a lot of history that is worth our time knowing.
Yeah pretty bizarre that a 40 minute drive takes you from that cold mountainous area to the sunny coastal area of batroun. it was like we had gone to a completely different place lol
@@JumpingPlaces Your travels provide most of us your subscribers first class viewing experiences that include a regular honest and spontaneous assessment as well as visuals that are very nice.
@@JumpingPlaces hello guys glad to see you in our beautiful Lebanon. We are glad to host you if you decide to come back for a visit. Currently my self and my wife live in Paris so if you are ever here give me a buzz to show you around with some excellent lebanese restaurants here as well
Came to Lebanon for a holiday visit, never left, almost 13 years, and still discovering Lebanon! Steeped in history and the hospitality of the Lebanese people is the best in the world!! You must come back, you've only scratched the surface. You won't be sorry, just ask a visitor that never left. Mostly thank you for telling it as it is, sick of all the negativity about Lebanon in the media!
@eat $hit repeat Today we are releasing "Hip and Wonderful Barranco Lima Peru 2022" - We really enjoyed spending time in Barranco, hope you enjoy the video.
Since you're wondering why Lebanon is so green, it's because of the Mediterranean climate and Mount Lebanon. Due to its height, Mount Lebanon ensures a high level of precipitation by forcing the humid Mediterranean air to rain down. In addition, the mountains feed numerous rivers and streams due to the snowfall in winter and the subsequent snowmelt in spring. Egypt, Oman and the United Arab Emirates all have hot desert climates. Jordan, on the other hand, mainly has either a desert climate (hot and cold) or an arid steppe climate (also hot and cold). However, there are also areas with a Mediterranean climate which are mostly northwest of the capital Amman, such as Irbid, Jerash and Ajloun. By the way, you went to one of the highest places in Mount Lebanon (1700 meters above sea level), of course it's still cold there, but don't worry, such mishaps make your videos really funny and authentic 😉 I'm looking forward to your Greece videos because I don't know much about the country and hope to get a better impression of it through your eyes 👍🏻
@@amerhijazi7632 I know that Qurnat as Sawda is the highest peak in Mount Lebanon but I was talking about inhabited places. They passed Laqlouq and if they then went straight down to Batroun then they must have passed through Tannourine El-Fawqa. These two places are among the highest in Mount Lebanon. The mountain peaks around them are of course even higher.
I love the video! :) beautiful places. I like Chris's style of filming. Especially the waterfall and the scenery. The "pools" are to get salt when the sea water dries. The "interesting paintings" are typical icons of Byzantine era style art that are found in Orthodox churches. Guys, you need to go in the summer months to enjoy the beaches and the warm outdoor/parties. Always take a jacket in the mountains. Look forward to the Greece videos
Thank you so much for making these videos of Lebanon. It was a kind reminder as a Lebanese to take my attention off all the problems and appreciate the small things that are beautiful. Please do come back, we have so much more to offer!
Love Lebanese food falafel, hummus, taboli and everything else they make!! Country looks beautiful, will definitely add to my vacation list!! Loved this video ❤️❤️❤️
It's the first time I watch Lebanon from the vlog of tourists and it makes me happy and sad at the same time. Lebanon is really beautiful despite the economic crisis. I hope you enjoyed your vacation here.
The driver is really good, the buildings and scenery beside the road are really beautiful; That waterfall is so beautiful that it looks fake, and that nasty rain came at a wrong time; The wall of the coast seems to be natural, no wonder you thought it was weathered at first; You have to live locally to really understand, you explained it so well, that's what travel is all about！👍😃👏 那位導遊駕駛真的很棒，道路旁的建築及風景真的好美； 那個瀑布美到像是假的，那場討厭的雨來得真不是時候； 海岸的牆好像是天然的，難怪你一開始以為是風化而成； 住在當地才能真正理解，說得真好，那就是旅行的意義！
Those mountain roads reminded us of 🇲🇦 Also the waterfalls. Lovely Video. Like that the beautiful nature is kept that way too. Also the colour of the stone building. Realy nice. Yes it is like Malta. Love it there. Wish you good travels, take care. Cath and Keith currently in Wales. 👍
Lebanese are exceptional people it’s a very historical country too it’s the country from where the phenocians use to sail into the Mediterranean in fact the Maltese language is a bit similar to the Lebanese language too. Thanks a lot.
Love your details to daily life. I am a senior citizen and have been frugal all my life. You both travel as I did and as I would - paying attention to costs and making comparisons. This is yet another reason I find your videos so interesting. Keep up the great work. Best wishes and Blessings to you both. 🍷🌴❤️🌊☀️
Just a fun fact. So I am from Batroun and the building w the court next to the church and the port @12:00 is actually a private catholic school. My mom and the entire side of her family went/go to school there. But I just attended scouts there. I did go to both churches when I was younger (before we moved) cuz my parents went to both. @20:05 So White Beach has actually gone thru so many name changes throughout the years. When I was younger it used to be called Blue Beach (idk u it's called different colors) but there was no entrance fee cuz it wasn't owned by anyone and it had no bar or chairs. U get ur own. Lol funny that u said that Batroun is similar to Byblos but busier cuz a few years ago Jbeil/Byblos was actually the more popular one where everyone went to for nightlife. But once restaurants were built along the sea and everything was renovated, Batroun became more popular. And in my opinion they ruined it but they recently got rid of all the local shop owners and they made the Souk into a nightlife as well. W restaurants and DJs. Before it had like a fishery and a butchery...a shop where they built custom frames....a computer lab... vegetable stand.... Also the place ur staying at it probably was a home that they used. But when Batroun became popular and the locals needed the money, they tried to take advantage of it by opening stores and food stands from their homes and air B&Bs. It's cute and I'm glad that it helps them. And it's fun when u wanna go out but sometimes when u think back about how it was like, its no longer this unique city. It's just very touristic which is very annoying. But I'm really glad u enjoyed the city! And yeah the electricity sucks. Fries everything electrical. But that's the experience of living in Lebanon lol 😆
As a lebanese living abroad that has moved recently out of lebanon, the main problem in Lebanon is politics, geo-politics, and extreme corruption, the government is not good at anything, and the people that seems to be living a natural life, are self made people around lebanon working for international companies. Lebanese are getting used to this corrupted system and are taking initiatives to compensate the lack of public services by adapting to any situation, and this is why you can still find many Lebanese people living their lives normally despite the lack of basic services, it's a shame for such a beautiful place to have so much problems.
I have visited 82 countries and Lebanon is definitely in my TOP 3 !!! Amazing nature, very rich culture and history, very welcoming and friendly people, crazy nightlife and very yummy food (I mean really really yummy) ! Beirut has it all ❤ ❤
@Cluxy Im Lebanese and I live here too, I agree the government and economical crisis is very bad in a time like now but as a country it’s very beautiful
Thanks for showing this beautifull country to the world. A lot of people think its all destroyed, violent and strict country which is the opposite. It is a really small but rich country, you need 2 weeks at least to enjoy the food, all the landscape and attractions, lot of castles and roman ruins too. Happy you enjoyed!
Hiya, Wow, the waterfall is so beautiful. The Cathedral is amazing. So beautiful. Lovely tour around as always. A place before now. I would never think to travel too. Nice to relax and listen to the waves. Great to hear you got to chill out with other RUclipsrs. I hope you head wasn't to bad the next day. Good vibes. Beautiful views. Perfect music. Lovely sunset. Crazy flight times. Bless you. Always informative. We take electricity for granted in the UK for sure. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend.
Thank you guys for your visit...you did miss a lot of areas much better though like koura, and its beach side including greek style anfi beachfront,ehden, al arz mountains, oyoun orghosh,bekaa baalbeck valley ,zahle, chouf mountains and barouk, south city tyre and its famous beach...hope we can help you visit parts of these places if you plan another trip before coming august.pls keep me notified and will offer assistance..
Amazing videos, thanks for sharing them. I was born in Lebanon but I've spent most of my life abroad. Your videos made me crave for going back. Thanks again for those videos.
@@willileo2373 in a village called tannourin, you can reach it through batroun.its cool to go there in spring or summer, but very cold in winter, unless on sunny days
Oh!!! Me and my friends were on the beach. You can see us at second 16 😅 . We also went up to Ballou Balaa after Batroun on that day. So looks like we lived same experience on that day. However it wasn’t raining at Balou Balaa when we arrived and the water fall had a smaller one next to it (I believe as a result of the rain) glad you enjoyed your trip to Lebanon 🙌🏼 keep up the good work. We really love your videos guys.
Brazil it's good to see a Brazilian loving it Carol must know some in her home country there are more there than Lebanon, l'm so glad that you both have good feelings for Lebanon and that you want to return to my country, you did a great job in creating a very enjoyable video with much love and compassion.
Another amazing spot you two found! Yeah, it looks as though one had better wear beach shoes to that beach since it's downright rocky but it's in a good spot. Liked the two waterfalls a great deal. I hope you two enjoy Athens and Greece but get ready to throw TP into the bins next to the WC's/commodes instead of flushing it down since the plumbing's a bit tricky! Thanks for this!
Loved these Lebanon videos, so impressed! I was wondering what the cost of gasoline is there? Because your transportation costs seem quite budget friendly. Can’t wait to see your Greece content! ❤️💃🏻 Stay safe and enjoy!
Balou Bala. Balou (بالوع ) sink, Balaa (بلعا) the name of the village. The sink of Balaa. Epic video about the mountain and the coastline. Batroun is very authentic. Thanks for visiting and posting. Enjoy your next destination.
I'm live in Lebanon and there are a lots of places I didn't visited 🥺 and I don't know about them but I am so happy to see how many people come to Lebanon and like our beautiful Lebanon😍😍
You guys could have asked anyone about anything and they would be glad to help you and guide you where to go and what to visit.. next time you come to Batroun make sure you try the lemonade, it’s what Batroun’s really famous for.. and we have another local beer called colonel beer you can visit a place called colonel beach where they serve it. I am so glad you came to Lebanon during spring time it’s a good time to see Lebanon’s nature. But you must also not miss visiting Baalbeck, Tripoli, Saida and Sour/Tyr.
Hi, Jumping Places. Lebanon´s City Biblos is interesting. It isn´t a lot of beaches but the ancient architecture creates one historic scope and ideas over the lifestyle of your habitats. The surprised waterfall is the only one in the world for the form. Ok, passed you one happy while. Thanks for the video.
Enjoyed the Lebanon trip with u guys. The coolest waterfall is in Guyana, Brazil’s neighbor to the north. World’s largest single drop fall. It’s called kaietuer falls. U got to see it. Great job guys. Can’t wait to see where u go next.
we have been presented with a completely different description of Lebanon since I was born in Iran, illustrating it as a poverty-stricken nation, tyrannized by Zionists, everybody is under severe oppression, everybody's famished and starving, women are literally covered in long robes and burqas, no beaches let alone walking on the beaches, and lots of other devastating stories leaving you paralyzed with sadness and feeling sympathy for the Lebanese all the time. and the worst thing is that we as Iranians are so naïve and gullible to still feel the same way to the extent that we have almost forgotten our miserable situations and hardships we are suffering from, though. thanks a lot sir for shattering all those illusions and revealing the truth to us. Never have we ever been so manipulated and brainwashed in our life. what a fool nation we are.
@@bcvxx8688 bro it’s in the Middle East , west Mediterranean, it’s close to Europe as it borders Cyprus , and close to turkey , but it’s not Europe tho it was a European colony for decades
hey guys! the waterfall goes into a series of caves underground. until now no one knows if it exits from somewhere else or stays under. lots of speleologists have tried to determine where the water goes using different techniques but with no result. this used to be a virgin place with no manmade additions. unfortunately they keep transforming it. the "pools" in batroun are actually manmade and were used to withdraw salt from sea water. regarding the weather it gets sunny and hot in summer so starting may-june till august september depending on the years... also we have cool ski spots during winter if you like winter activities. hope you enjoyed your time :)
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Couple RUclips channels are so wack , you guys probably cheat on each other and think your a perfect couple can u stop posting
U can go down the waterfall, but u need guides and by rappel which is by rops.
as a lebanese, i want to thank you for showing the world about my country because we have a very bad image around the world and they have no clue how beautiful is my country.
great work, keep it up
Yeah i know it has its issues but its so bizarre that there aren't more foreign tourists there anymore especially since the issues don't really affect tourists that much. Its a shame :/
Thank you for showing people the beautiful side of lebanon 🥰🥰
The most racist country in the world. See how they deal with the refugees from Syria.
@@JumpingPlaces Well, until recently, it's been chaos there with all the demonstrations and economic collapse and so on... so it does effect tourism there. Who wants to visit a country while they're going through a revolution? Now things are starting to go back to normal.
I was not aware of how beautiful and colorful and vibrant Lebanon is.
The best food and hospitality too. It’s a must visit but maybe I’m biased. 🙂
Aside from the landscapes and scenery of this country. the Lebanese are among my favorite people in the world. 👍
Mmmmm
Not to mention their food
Thanks 🥰
@@missreia Oh, yes, definitely.
My Boyfriend is Lebanese/Italian I really feel he represents so much for the Country- for Christ he is HOT- makes you think outside of Rome!
At the 15:50 mark, the “pools” are indeed man-made and are used to evaporate sea water to make salt. You will see more elaborate ones still in use today up and down the coast from Batroun. The salt harvesters used windmills to pump sea water into pools of varying depths. As the water evaporated they moved the concentrated brine to a series of progressively shallower pools. At the end of this process all that’s left is crystalline coarse sea salt, they then used wooden rakes to harvest the raw sea salt that they then laid out in the sun to dry out. Made the mistake once, as a young child, of swimming in one of these pools and it is hard to forget the feeling of that super salty brine on even the tiniest cuts on my skin and in my eyes!
Interesting
I'm so attracted to Lebanese people most of them are kind, and also such amazing country, well educated people, love their hospitality, their food and of course their culture special the amazing water falls so Beautiful..Thank you so much for sharing your video....God Bless Lebanese and the rest of the world I always love and enjoy your videos!👍
Guys, this ( your tours) is only 5% of the beauty and enjoyment that Lebanon has to offer. You should definitely come back for another visit soon! I can't wait to land in Lebanon in July ❤️
The moment I thought it's like you're in Iceland was the same moment Carol mentioned Iceland. Wow.
Lebanon is really an underrated destination. It is beautiful and charming from its nature to its architecture. It also has a lot of history that is worth our time knowing.
Yeah pretty bizarre that a 40 minute drive takes you from that cold mountainous area to the sunny coastal area of batroun. it was like we had gone to a completely different place lol
@@JumpingPlaces Your travels provide most of us your subscribers first class viewing experiences that include a regular honest and spontaneous assessment as well as visuals that are very nice.
@@JumpingPlaces hello guys glad to see you in our beautiful Lebanon. We are glad to host you if you decide to come back for a visit. Currently my self and my wife live in Paris so if you are ever here give me a buzz to show you around with some excellent lebanese restaurants here as well
Came to Lebanon for a holiday visit, never left, almost 13 years, and still discovering Lebanon! Steeped in history and the hospitality of the Lebanese people is the best in the world!! You must come back, you've only scratched the surface. You won't be sorry, just ask a visitor that never left. Mostly thank you for telling it as it is, sick of all the negativity about Lebanon in the media!
Hello May we would love to see you when we are in Lebanon
@@bassoabisaab8965 just drop me a note!! Please do come😊
@@meyouw9793 I will give you a call once i'm in Beirut. :D Your e-mail address please!
Wow, a truly beautiful city.. Looks amazing! Adding it to our list of travel locations. Thanks guys.
@eat $hit repeat Today we are releasing "Hip and Wonderful Barranco Lima Peru 2022" - We really enjoyed spending time in Barranco, hope you enjoy the video.
u r welcome
Lebanon is really beautiful. Thanks for sharing your travels.
Beautiful country. Would love to jump in a plane today and fly there. Great video guys.
I'm from Batroun, very nice video.
Btw these small pools in the rocks are made for extract salt in summers, when sea waters evaporates.
It's so interesting to know, no clue, otherwise I would guess something else 🙏👍😃
wow... Lebabon really has to be added to our must visit list!!! Looks lovely! ما شاء الله
Thanks for the good things you have told about lebanon..we really appreciate that
This is one of your best videos! I have long wanted to visit Lebanon, “the Paris of the Middle East.” I may well move there now! Cheers!
Lebanon is so beautiful, I have lived there for 6 years.
welcome to Lebanon and enjoy your stay. I've traveled to many places and Lebanon is always 1 of the best places to visit. Cheers
Much Love and respect from lebanon to brazil 🇱🇧 🇧🇷 ❤
Since you're wondering why Lebanon is so green, it's because of the Mediterranean climate and Mount Lebanon. Due to its height, Mount Lebanon ensures a high level of precipitation by forcing the humid Mediterranean air to rain down. In addition, the mountains feed numerous rivers and streams due to the snowfall in winter and the subsequent snowmelt in spring. Egypt, Oman and the United Arab Emirates all have hot desert climates. Jordan, on the other hand, mainly has either a desert climate (hot and cold) or an arid steppe climate (also hot and cold). However, there are also areas with a Mediterranean climate which are mostly northwest of the capital Amman, such as Irbid, Jerash and Ajloun.
By the way, you went to one of the highest places in Mount Lebanon (1700 meters above sea level), of course it's still cold there, but don't worry, such mishaps make your videos really funny and authentic 😉 I'm looking forward to your Greece videos because I don't know much about the country and hope to get a better impression of it through your eyes 👍🏻
The highest mountain top in Lebanon is around 3150 meter it is in the north above the city of Tripoli.
@@amerhijazi7632 I know that Qurnat as Sawda is the highest peak in Mount Lebanon but I was talking about inhabited places. They passed Laqlouq and if they then went straight down to Batroun then they must have passed through Tannourine El-Fawqa. These two places are among the highest in Mount Lebanon. The mountain peaks around them are of course even higher.
I love the video! :) beautiful places. I like Chris's style of filming. Especially the waterfall and the scenery. The "pools" are to get salt when the sea water dries. The "interesting paintings" are typical icons of Byzantine era style art that are found in Orthodox churches. Guys, you need to go in the summer months to enjoy the beaches and the warm outdoor/parties. Always take a jacket in the mountains. Look forward to the Greece videos
Thank you so much for making these videos of Lebanon. It was a kind reminder as a Lebanese to take my attention off all the problems and appreciate the small things that are beautiful. Please do come back, we have so much more to offer!
This is our lebanon that is not mentioned in your tv news .Come and enjoy the real lebanon.greetings from lebanon🇱🇧❤
Love Lebanese food falafel, hummus, taboli and everything else they make!! Country looks beautiful, will definitely add to my vacation list!! Loved this video ❤️❤️❤️
So much history in that area
Thank you for showing our true Lebanon❤️🇱🇧
It's the first time I watch Lebanon from the vlog of tourists and it makes me happy and sad at the same time. Lebanon is really beautiful despite the economic crisis. I hope you enjoyed your vacation here.
The driver is really good, the buildings and scenery beside the road are really beautiful;
That waterfall is so beautiful that it looks fake, and that nasty rain came at a wrong time;
The wall of the coast seems to be natural, no wonder you thought it was weathered at first;
You have to live locally to really understand, you explained it so well, that's what travel is all about！👍😃👏
那位導遊駕駛真的很棒，道路旁的建築及風景真的好美；
那個瀑布美到像是假的，那場討厭的雨來得真不是時候；
海岸的牆好像是天然的，難怪你一開始以為是風化而成；
住在當地才能真正理解，說得真好，那就是旅行的意義！
Those mountain roads reminded us of 🇲🇦 Also the waterfalls. Lovely Video. Like that the beautiful nature is kept that way too. Also the colour of the stone building. Realy nice. Yes it is like Malta. Love it there. Wish you good travels, take care. Cath and Keith currently in Wales. 👍
Woh that waterfall is incredible. Lebanon looks 👌
plz come its cheap now
Lebanese are exceptional people it’s a very historical country too it’s the country from where the phenocians use to sail into the Mediterranean in fact the Maltese language is a bit similar to the Lebanese language too. Thanks a lot.
Love your details to daily life. I am a senior citizen and have been frugal all my life.
You both travel as I did and as I would - paying attention to costs and making comparisons.
This is yet another reason I find your videos so interesting. Keep up the great work.
Best wishes and Blessings to you both. 🍷🌴❤️🌊☀️
Thank you for sharing your beautiful post of Lebanon. Have fun and enjoy the country. Your haircut looks 100% better.
The waterfall is definitely unique, never seen such before. Lebanon is beautiful with rich history, can't wait to visit ❤️
Just a fun fact. So I am from Batroun and the building w the court next to the church and the port @12:00 is actually a private catholic school. My mom and the entire side of her family went/go to school there. But I just attended scouts there. I did go to both churches when I was younger (before we moved) cuz my parents went to both. @20:05 So White Beach has actually gone thru so many name changes throughout the years. When I was younger it used to be called Blue Beach (idk u it's called different colors) but there was no entrance fee cuz it wasn't owned by anyone and it had no bar or chairs. U get ur own. Lol funny that u said that Batroun is similar to Byblos but busier cuz a few years ago Jbeil/Byblos was actually the more popular one where everyone went to for nightlife. But once restaurants were built along the sea and everything was renovated, Batroun became more popular. And in my opinion they ruined it but they recently got rid of all the local shop owners and they made the Souk into a nightlife as well. W restaurants and DJs. Before it had like a fishery and a butchery...a shop where they built custom frames....a computer lab... vegetable stand.... Also the place ur staying at it probably was a home that they used. But when Batroun became popular and the locals needed the money, they tried to take advantage of it by opening stores and food stands from their homes and air B&Bs. It's cute and I'm glad that it helps them. And it's fun when u wanna go out but sometimes when u think back about how it was like, its no longer this unique city. It's just very touristic which is very annoying. But I'm really glad u enjoyed the city! And yeah the electricity sucks. Fries everything electrical. But that's the experience of living in Lebanon lol 😆
As a lebanese living abroad that has moved recently out of lebanon, the main problem in Lebanon is politics, geo-politics, and extreme corruption, the government is not good at anything, and the people that seems to be living a natural life, are self made people around lebanon working for international companies. Lebanese are getting used to this corrupted system and are taking initiatives to compensate the lack of public services by adapting to any situation, and this is why you can still find many Lebanese people living their lives normally despite the lack of basic services, it's a shame for such a beautiful place to have so much problems.
Absolutely beautiful. Thanks Chris and Carol for bringing us along.👍😊
This has been such a great series of videos! Can't wait for the ones from Greece !!
Loving this series. That seaside town is so beautiful. Thanks for sharing.😎
Thank you for sharing some of my country’s beauty.
I have visited 82 countries and Lebanon is definitely in my TOP 3 !!! Amazing nature, very rich culture and history, very welcoming and friendly people, crazy nightlife and very yummy food (I mean really really yummy) ! Beirut has it all ❤ ❤
@Cluxy Stop voting fot the same corrupted criminals who ruled your country for 40 years, then the situation will get much better!
@Cluxy Im Lebanese and I live here too, I agree the government and economical crisis is very bad in a time like now but as a country it’s very beautiful
@Cluxy ohh you’re old enough to vote
Thanks for showing this beautifull country to the world. A lot of people think its all destroyed, violent and strict country which is the opposite. It is a really small but rich country, you need 2 weeks at least to enjoy the food, all the landscape and attractions, lot of castles and roman ruins too. Happy you enjoyed!
Hiya, Wow, the waterfall is so beautiful. The Cathedral is amazing. So beautiful. Lovely tour around as always. A place before now. I would never think to travel too. Nice to relax and listen to the waves. Great to hear you got to chill out with other RUclipsrs. I hope you head wasn't to bad the next day. Good vibes. Beautiful views. Perfect music. Lovely sunset. Crazy flight times. Bless you. Always informative. We take electricity for granted in the UK for sure. Thank you for sharing. Have a wonderful weekend.
Thank you guys for your visit...you did miss a lot of areas much better though like koura, and its beach side including greek style anfi beachfront,ehden, al arz mountains, oyoun orghosh,bekaa baalbeck valley ,zahle, chouf mountains and barouk, south city tyre and its famous beach...hope we can help you visit parts of these places if you plan another trip before coming august.pls keep me notified and will offer assistance..
I'm really loooking forward to see you in Greece. I love Greece. Being from Norway, i've been in Greece a few times on holiday. Love it ♥
Amazing videos, thanks for sharing them. I was born in Lebanon but I've spent most of my life abroad. Your videos made me crave for going back. Thanks again for those videos.
Lebanon's beauty was mentioned thousands of years ago in the old testament 70 times ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
What’s the name of the waterfall and what’s its location please?
@@willileo2373 there are hundreds pf waterfalls over here
@@willileo2373 in a village called tannourin, you can reach it through batroun.its cool to go there in spring or summer, but very cold in winter, unless on sunny days
Baatara falls
Oh!!! Me and my friends were on the beach. You can see us at second 16 😅 . We also went up to Ballou Balaa after Batroun on that day. So looks like we lived same experience on that day. However it wasn’t raining at Balou Balaa when we arrived and the water fall had a smaller one next to it (I believe as a result of the rain) glad you enjoyed your trip to Lebanon 🙌🏼 keep up the good work. We really love your videos guys.
Interesting
Wow, another fantastic video. Looks a beautiful country! Looking forward to Athens, hope you had a good flight & recovered from the early start.
I miss Lebanon,I'm working there for almost 12 years as a Domestic Helper...
Love her “energy” - she seems more of an accountant than a blogger!
Depends which vloggers you watch i guess, there are plenty that just act normal and don't overreact all the time
Brazil it's good to see a Brazilian loving it Carol must know some in her home country there are more there than Lebanon, l'm so glad that you both have good feelings for Lebanon and that you want to return to my country, you did a great job in creating a very enjoyable video with much love and compassion.
Another amazing spot you two found! Yeah, it looks as though one had better wear beach shoes to that beach since it's downright rocky but it's in a good spot. Liked the two waterfalls a great deal. I hope you two enjoy Athens and Greece but get ready to throw TP into the bins next to the WC's/commodes instead of flushing it down since the plumbing's a bit tricky! Thanks for this!
Lebanon is beautiful, especially this place.
I've experience so many beautiful places through your channel and I'm just loving the ride. My bucket list is getting longer now ❤️ Just beautiful 👍
Very cool video with a lot of great info and super scenery! Also the prices seem pretty good! I would definitely consider traveling there.
Loved these Lebanon videos, so impressed! I was wondering what the cost of gasoline is there? Because your transportation costs seem quite budget friendly. Can’t wait to see your Greece content! ❤️💃🏻 Stay safe and enjoy!
20 Liter of gasoline cost about 26$.
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@@kioticwrath how is it 16$ It's 26$ man
@@mikazukiml3531 it was a typing error.
You have captured some picturesque views of Lebanon
You guys do a great job , thanks for the video, Lebanon is the most beautiful Arab country
Lebanon is very beautiful and has beautiful landscape..I never been in Tunis and Algeria but I think those countries interesting as well
great video! love that waterfall area. happy trails on your next "jump" to Greece
At 15:50 the answer is , its not pool , but a traditional way to make salt its to let dry the sea water exposed to the sun in the summer
Very nice, enjoy beautiful Athens and Greece. Although Lebanon is a very small country There are a lot of things to see and do
i’m visiting lebanon in about a week can’t wait for it
Guys u'r awesome.. Hope u stayed a bit more in lebanon.. There's a lot more to see and enjoy
Very beautiful videos,my favorite is Lebanon, good job keep it up . flowing from the Nature isles of the Caribbean
nice series of videos, makes want to visit Lebanon. When things improve a bit perhaps.
those little "pools" on the coast of Batroun are basins for evaporating sea water to produce sea salt
Balou Bala. Balou (بالوع ) sink, Balaa (بلعا) the name of the village. The sink of Balaa.
Epic video about the mountain and the coastline. Batroun is very authentic.
Thanks for visiting and posting. Enjoy your next destination.
I'm live in Lebanon and there are a lots of places I didn't visited 🥺 and I don't know about them but I am so happy to see how many people come to Lebanon and like our beautiful Lebanon😍😍
Spectacular video of that special waterfall. Awesome video. So well done. ❤
You guys could have asked anyone about anything and they would be glad to help you and guide you where to go and what to visit.. next time you come to Batroun make sure you try the lemonade, it’s what Batroun’s really famous for.. and we have another local beer called colonel beer you can visit a place called colonel beach where they serve it.
I am so glad you came to Lebanon during spring time it’s a good time to see Lebanon’s nature. But you must also not miss visiting Baalbeck, Tripoli, Saida and Sour/Tyr.
Wonderful country, i would like to visit it. Nice video 👍
Hi, Jumping Places. Lebanon´s City Biblos is interesting. It isn´t a lot of beaches but the ancient architecture creates one historic scope and ideas over the lifestyle of your habitats.
The surprised waterfall is the only one in the world for the form. Ok, passed you one happy while. Thanks for the video.
We wait you for the next videos in lebanon thank you for sharing this beautiful video 😍
Enjoyed the Lebanon trip with u guys. The coolest waterfall is in Guyana, Brazil’s neighbor to the north. World’s largest single drop fall. It’s called kaietuer falls. U got to see it.
Great job guys. Can’t wait to see where u go next.
Thank you very much, Very nice video about my homeland.
we have been presented with a completely different description of Lebanon since I was born in Iran, illustrating it as a poverty-stricken nation, tyrannized by Zionists, everybody is under severe oppression, everybody's famished and starving, women are literally covered in long robes and burqas, no beaches let alone walking on the beaches, and lots of other devastating stories leaving you paralyzed with sadness and feeling sympathy for the Lebanese all the time. and the worst thing is that we as Iranians are so naïve and gullible to still feel the same way to the extent that we have almost forgotten our miserable situations and hardships we are suffering from, though. thanks a lot sir for shattering all those illusions and revealing the truth to us. Never have we ever been so manipulated and brainwashed in our life. what a fool nation we are.
Really enjoying watching your videos. Especially the last few from my favorite country in the world :)
Great to see places most of us would never think to visit. You’re educating us, great service. Stay awesome 🤩
True 👍
Boy o boy, you guys are such tough guys. Constantly jumping from country to country. Stay young.
Another great video. You always show interesting varied places - nature hikes, beach, souq, church, restaurant food.
Chris... Lebanon's beaches really gives me Mediterranean vibes.💎✨👌
Except less crowded and cleaner 😀
Lebanon is Mediterranean ☺️
the small pool in the rock were usually used to extract salt from sea water
Love your videos. Lebanon is absolutely beautiful. Thanks for reminding me to go back to Lebanon very soon. Safe travels. Love your adventures 😎❤️
Lebanon is one of the most ancient, diverse and beautiful countries in Europe. It's among the most interesting places in southern Europe.
Lebanon is not in europe
@@zn5244 Lebanon is in europe
@@bcvxx8688 bro it’s in the Middle East , west Mediterranean, it’s close to Europe as it borders Cyprus , and close to turkey , but it’s not Europe
tho it was a European colony for decades
@@keelz2004 East Mediterranean***
Looking forward to your Greek adventures. Greece is one of my favorite places to visit. Are you planning to visit Thessaloniki?
Agreed 👍
Thanks for visiting🙌🙌🙌 don't leave for too long
lebanese here🇱🇧🇱🇧 so proud of my country and especially beirut byblos batroun and jounieh amazing cities on the coat
The pools are for salt production. The big fans were uses to rotate water pumps to pump sea water into the pools to evaporate and collect salt after
your comparison to Malta is spot on. Good video but I'd suggest you guys number your videos in each country so that we know where to start.
Thank you for sharing your wonderful video with us,
Proud to be a Lebanese 👍
What an awesome place... Thanks for the video.. Watching from Philippines.
plz come back and exlplore more in lebanon.
Great video guys. I miss Lebanon!
A piece of beauty of Lebanon..visit more places tyre.bikaa..faqra.faraya and more theres a lot of beautiful places
This looks like a very nice place. Thanks for sharing and watching. 🙏🤷♂️❤️🏝
Stunning waterfall and a great way to end your Middle East trip!!!
Very nice video showcasing Lebanon! ✅
So glad you went here...a real eye opener.
hey guys! the waterfall goes into a series of caves underground. until now no one knows if it exits from somewhere else or stays under. lots of speleologists have tried to determine where the water goes using different techniques but with no result.
this used to be a virgin place with no manmade additions. unfortunately they keep transforming it.
the "pools" in batroun are actually manmade and were used to withdraw salt from sea water.
regarding the weather it gets sunny and hot in summer so starting may-june till august september depending on the years...
also we have cool ski spots during winter if you like winter activities.
hope you enjoyed your time :)