For the early authors of the Bible coming in from the desert, Lebanon was a paradise of forests and gardens, "of fabulous springs of water, a land flowing with milk and honey."

Olive trees, plantains, orange-trees, vines, apple-trees, fig-trees, almond-trees, cherry-trees, strawberry plants, and great expanses of forests of evergreen oaks, larches, Mediterranean pines, and above all giant cedars celebrated by the poets: 'To what shall I compare your greatness? Surely, to a cedar of Lebanon with noble branches, thickset needles and lofty trunk... It was the envy of every tree in Eden, in the garden of God' (Ezekiel XXXI).

'May I not go across and see this prosperous land beyond the Jordan, this prosperous country of hills, and Lebanon?' (Deuteronomy III, 25, Moses on Mount Nebo); 'Come from Lebanon, my promised bride, come from Lebanon, come on your way' (Canticle of the Canticles).

Welcome to Discover Lebanon! Open-minded, joyful, tolerant and helpful, the people of this country open their arms to you, with Ahla! Ahla! Feel yourself welcome and at home, already one of us! The site is devoted to Lebanon, acting as a tourist guide; In it you may explore all aspects of our country whether you are a native or a tourist planning to visit the land of love.

The site presents thousands of pages for discovering and exploring the beauty of the country. We endeavor to present you with many aspects of Lebanon and to show you on this site the whole country in a complete set of 360 panoramic views.

Christ the King
Between Kesserouan and the district of the Metn, a river runs down to the sea whose name is legendary – Nahr el-Kelb, the Dog River. It pours out of the caverns of Jeita and then meets the sea between two sharply rising hills. Read More

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