Posted By
Najib
Sep 07, 2013 10:25
Source I just finished reading a nice article on Bcharré and the Kadisha valley prepared by Thomas Abgrall on LaPress.ca. Surprisingly enough, he asks at the end if it's still safe to visit Lebanon nowadays and answers that while few areas remain risky, others like Kadisha are safe and can be visited. This is unfortunately yet another opportunity the Lebanese Ministry Of Tourism didn't grasp. While major cities like Beirut and Tripoli might be risky…
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Animals & Wildlife
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