Cedars, Baalbek & Ksara

Have you ever thought what the deciduous tree on Lebanon’s flag represents? It’s unmistakably a cedar tree; cedars lead to all of our sanctuaries of grace. You will be carried through the cedar trees, absorbing all of the greens and inhaling the beautiful fragrances that surround you. Making a feeling of uniqueness or a space for your spirits to rest and refresh.

The Roman Republic absorbed Greek culture. One of the most visible archeological locations showcasing Baalbek’s rue figure, built by the Romans. More than 800 tons of ancient ruins once stood where this Roman building now stands. So, the next time you pass by this temple, think about how tough it must have been to build this beauty using primitive tools rather than modern technology. You might be able to finish your quest with a magnificent narrative after uncovering the gigantic stones of the pregnant lady and investigating the mythology behind their names.

Tired of driving all day and wishing you could stop to enjoy the scenery? So, let me present you to Chateau Ksara, a comprehensive wine tasting experience for all you wine enthusiasts out there. During this one-of-a-kind tour experience, take a taste from that magnificent flask packed with the delightful scent of wine and enjoy the real essence of aged wine.