Saydit el Nourieh
This small church is close to Saydit el Nourieh monastery and the view from it is just breath taking ! I am surprised they didn't come up with a venue for weddings next to it yet.
EFL Photography Competition
This photo as well as many others are part of the competition held by the Environmental fund for Lebanon. One of the most impressive pictures is the one below taken by David Habchy and entitled "Nature Clash". It portrays the nature clash at the blue line: the border line between Lebanon and the Occupied Land . Same land but with different use of its resources. You can check out all the pictures .
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American Eagle Outfitters opening in Kaslik
14 years agoWe received an email from one of our readers back in July saying that he spotted a billboard in Kaslik revealing the opening of an American Eagle Outfitters store. Well the banner is up there ...
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Around Lebanon in 80 days
14 years agoHani Nassar, a teacher, and his wife Barbara – who is battling bone cancer – and children Leonie and Leonard, 11 and 10-years-old, embarked on their journey on July 1 in Sidon and have since ...
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Arguile Rip-off
14 years agoA tiny arguile for 15 Euros. Spotted at a local store during my visit to Milan. ...
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Sawaya & Moroni
14 years agoThis store caught my attention as I was walking through Milan’s streets. When I mentioned its name to my dad when I got back, he told me that the Sawaya guy (William Sawaya) is a ...
Food
Mother Restaurant
14 years agoOne of my favorites places to eat while I’m in Lebanon is Mother. It’s a small restaurant located in the old souk of Byblos and I actually first found out about them after reading about ...
Lebanon
WalkBeirut
14 years agoThat’s a very nice idea not just for tourists but also for Lebanese. I don’t remember ever walking around discovering Beirut. You can check out more about it [Here]. ...
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Less Tourists, yet more traffic
14 years agoWe have around 40% less tourists than last year yet the traffic is still the same and even getting worse. What’s even more interesting is that we lost 65% of our tourists coming by land ...