Jeita Grotto, Byblos & Baalbek

Have you ever thought about the mysteries and riddles that may be unearthed in a cave or dungeon? Let us now talk about the Jeita Grotto. Though it may appear to be hazardous and frightening at first, as our boat trip approaches via this tunnel, you will be attracted by the sound of the serene and relaxing breeze vibrating throughout the cave, providing you with an experience you will never forget.

Discover the temples and ruins that contribute to Byblos’ unique archeological character. Taking beautiful photos and memories near great shrines offers you an unending sense of delight. We leave these temples and wander through the Byblos market, admiring all of the products and commodities on offer. Everything from trinkets to apparel and, on rare instances, food is available. When we arrive, we are met by a fleet of old boats that will ferry us across the sea while we watch the sunset.

The Greek culture was assimilated by the Roman Republic. One of the most well-known archeological sites is Baalbek’s rue figure, which was built by the Romans. This Roman structure was erected on the base of about 800 tons of ancient ruins. So, the next time you pass by this temple, consider how difficult it must have been to construct this marvel using basic tools rather than contemporary technology. After discovering the gigantic stones of the pregnant lady and understanding the history behind their names, you may be able to conclude your search with a great narrative.