Welcome to this touristic guide to Lebanon that includes general information on Lebanon, its history, its best touristic sites and its delicious cuisine as well as a photo album and a Lebanese directory of links... Have a look at it to discover this beautiful country and don't hesitate to send us your feedback :)

What's New
- The CNN reportage on Lebanon is added...
- Chronology of Key Events has been updated...
- Links additions to the Lebanese Directory...

Facts | Travel Essentials | Geography and Climate | Language | Culture and Religion | Economy and Government | Night Life | Sports

Phoenicia | Greek & Roman Periods | Arab Period | Ottoman Rule | French Mendate | Independence | Civil War | Today

Aanjar | Baalbeck | Beirut | Beiteddine | Byblos | The Cedars | Faqra | Jeita | Sidon | Tripoli | Tyre | Zahle

Aanjar | Baalbeck | Beirut Downtown | Beiteddine | Byblos | Faraya Ski Resort | Landscapes | Sidon | Tripoli | Tyre

Salads | Starters | Pastries | Chicken Dishes | Meat Dishes | Fish Dishes | Desserts | Cooking Recipes (40+ Lebanese Recipes...)

Business | Internet | Education | Government | Health | Information | News | Regional | Society | Sports | Tourism | Transportation

Lebanon is a small country on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean sea in Southwest Asia. Lubnan (Lebanon in Arabic) was known in the '60s as the Switzerland of the Middle-East and in the '80s as one of the most dangerous places in the world. Today, Lebanon has made progress toward rebuilding itself and regaining its national sovereignty since the end of the devastating 16-year civil war in 1991. With a land area of merely 10,452 sq km and a population of 4.4 million, Lebanon manages to attract the world's attention thanks to its very rich history, its famous touristic sites, its great cuisine and... the great hospitality of the Lebanese!