Lebanon Country Collection

Excursion boat off the Pigeons Rock, Grotte aux Pigeons, limestone rocks eroded by wind and weather in the Raouche district, Beirut, Lebanon, Middle East, Asia

Antique map of holy land including Syria and Lebanon

Baalbek (Libanon), Roman Temple of Venus, wood engraving, published 1855
Baalbek (Libanon), Roman Temple of Venus (1st half of 3rd century AD). The temple is an example of Severan Baroque style. Wood engraving, published in 1855

Map of Palestine
Illustration of a map of Palestine

Eroded limestone, karst formation at Qalaat Faqra, Lebanon, Middle East, West Asia

The six remaining columns of the Temple of Jupiter, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Baalbek, Beqaa Valley, Lebanon, Middle East, Orient

Village of Eden in Libanon, wood engraving, published in 1855
Village of Eden in Libanon. Wood engraving after an original (1836) by William Henry Bartlett (British illustrator, 1809 - 1854), published in 1855

Ornament with Phoenician galley
Illustration of a Ornament with Phoenician galley

Landing of Phoenician ships on a coast
Illustration of a Landing of Phoenician ships on a coast

War : Ambush

Arrival of Phoenician merchants in a port
Illustration of a Arrival of Phoenician merchants in a port

Phoenician merchants of antiquity
Illustration of a Phoenician merchants of antiquity

Antique map of the coast of Phoenicia

Antique map of coast of present day Lebanon and Syria

Antique map of holy land with Nile River Delta

Illustration of flag of Lebanon, white stripe between two horizontal red stripes, with green cedar in center

Baalbek temple lebanon
Baalbek Temple complex, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Bekka Valley, Lebanon, Middle East

The six remaining columns of the Temple of Jupiter, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Baalbek, Beqaa Valley, Lebanon, Middle East, Orient

Jardin Des Plantes
circa 1850: The maze and the massive cedar of Lebanon in the Jardin des Plantes (Botanical Gardens), Paris. Original Artwork: Engraving by Muller. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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Lebanon, a captivating country in the heart of the Middle East, is a treasure trove of natural wonders and historical marvels. As you embark on an excursion boat off the Pigeons Rock in Beirut's Raouche district, be prepared to witness nature's artistry at its finest. The Grotte aux Pigeons stands as a testament to time, with limestone rocks gracefully eroded by wind and weather. Delving into Lebanon's rich history, an antique map showcases this holy land alongside Syria and Lebanon itself. Baalbek, home to the magnificent Roman Temple of Venus, transports you back to 1855 through a wood engraving that captures its grandeur. Venturing further into the countryside reveals hidden gems like the Village of Eden. Another wood engraving from 1855 brings this picturesque village to life, offering glimpses into Lebanon's rural charm. Exploring beyond borders, a map of Palestine highlights Lebanon's strategic location within West Asia. Qalaat Faqra unveils yet another wonder - eroded limestone formations shaped by centuries of natural processes. No visit would be complete without visiting UNESCO World Heritage Site - The Temple of Jupiter in Baalbek. Standing tall are six remaining columns that whisper stories from ancient times when gods were worshipped amidst these hallowed grounds. Phoenician heritage comes alive through intricate ornaments depicting their iconic galley ships sailing across vast seas. From landing on unknown coasts to arriving in bustling ports as merchants trading goods far and wide – Phoenicians left an indelible mark on history. However, not all tales are filled with prosperity; war has also shaped Lebanon's narrative throughout ages past. An image portrays an ambush during conflict – a stark reminder of resilience amid adversity. As you immerse yourself in Lebanon's diverse tapestry woven over millennia, let your senses absorb its beauty and complexity. This enchanting country beckons explorers seeking a blend of natural wonders, ancient history, and vibrant culture.