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Nature

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8 Hours

Availability : Daily Except Mondays

Max People : 9

Tour Details

This trip is a fantastic destination for tourists interested in historical attractions. Immerse in history Beiteddine palace, built by Emir Bachir II in the Chehab dynasty, and currently a summer resident of the Lebanese president. Visit Deir el qamar and observe how all religions are merged peacefully as there is a church, synagogue and a mosque in the same area. Tour the village by foot and walk into its old narrow alleyways and fill your eyes with the beauty of the houses there. End your journey by a short trek at the beautiful nature reserve of the Chouf ecosystem, while enjoy strolling and reenergizing your soul.

Departure & Return Location

Beirut International Airport (Google Map) or any hotel or destination in Beirut

Departure Time

Between 8.00 am and 11.00 am

Price Includes

Hotel Pick up & Drop off
Transportation & Fuel
English speaking driver
All Entrance Fees

Price Excludes

Gratuities
Meals
Any Private Expenses

Itinerary

Stop 1Beiteddine Palace

Create a time machine to see the star of the nineteenth century. Back in the 1800s, we go to Beittedine Palace, which has a magnificent fountain to make you feel at home, a backyard to run about in and relive childhood memories, and finally the beauty of Turkish baths that Beittedine Palace has to offer.

Stop 2Deir El Qamar

As we reach the hamlet of Der El Qamar, we are met by three unique and notable sights. Those who act as an altar for the culture of each faith. You’ll be able to witness firsthand how each of those locales celebrates its religious traditions in a variety of shapes and forms.

Stop 3Al Chouf Cedar Nature Reserve

Have you ever considered what the Lebanese flag’s deciduous tree represents? It is, without a doubt, a cedar tree; cedars are the way to all of our places of grace. You will be transported on a magnificent journey through the cedar trees, absorbing all of the greens and inhaling the wonderful aromas that surround you. Creating a sense of singularity or a place for your spirits to rest and recharge.