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BaalbeckThe CedarsZghortaRayak
Anjar
JouniehBEIRUT
Deir el-QamarBeiteddine
Tyre(Sour)
QanaEhdenBecharre
BikfayaBeit MeryBroumanaHamanaBhamdounBaabda
Sidon
EshmounTempleMarjayounAihaQaraounLakeJezzineZahle
Jbeil
Ras BaalbeckBalamandTheQadishaValleyShtauraMeshrefDoraDhour Shoueir
Ras el-Shekka
Musailha
Batroun
AleySofarDahr el-Baidar
TourzaHadetHasrounKousbaBeaufortCastle
Enfeh
MoukhtaraKhoncharaTanailLabwehNahleIaatYammouneDeir el AhmarNabhaQasr el-BanatNebi HamSarainKfar ZabadAin el-BaydaMajdel AnjarDakweQasr el-WadiHelwaYantaKhirbet el-KnisseBakkaDeir elAachayerAin HarshaLibbayaHebbariyeKfarqouqAqbehNebi SafaHouashHfoufaQalaatel-AmoudMdoukhaHadathRoman Temples presentedin this brochureRoman Temple Sites in the BékaaOther Towns / SitesOther Towns / SitesRoadsRoads
Roman Templespresented in thisbrochure
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Tripoli
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The fertile Békaa Valley stretches between the MountLebanon chain to the west and the Anti-Lebanon mountainsto the east. Throughout history, the valley has been a majorcrossroad between northern Syria and Palestine, and betweenthe Mediterranean coast and the interior. This favorablegeographic situation has encouraged human settlement inthe valley since ancient times. Today, the cities and villagesof the Békaa still preserve the remains of the people wholived there centuries ago. Roman temples, Islamic structures,and archaeological sites dating from many different historicalperiods transform the valley into a virtual “open-air museum.”
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BaalbeckThe CedarsZghortaRayak
Anjar
JouniehBEIRUT
Deir el-QamarBeiteddine
Tyre(Sour)
QanaEhdenBecharre
BikfayaBeit MeryBroumanaHamanaBhamdounBaabda
Sidon
EshmounTempleMarjayounAihaQaraounLakeJezzineZahle
Jbeil
Ras BaalbeckBalamandTheQadishaValleyShtauraMeshrefDoraDhour Shoueir
Ras el-Shekka
Musailha
Batroun
AleySofarDahr el-Baidar
TourzaHadetHasrounKousbaBeaufortCastle
Enfeh
MoukhtaraKhoncharaTanailLabwehNahleIaatYammouneDeir el AhmarNabhaQasr el-BanatNebi HamSarainKfar ZabadAin el-BaydaMajdel AnjarDakweQasr el-WadiHelwaYantaKhirbet el-KnisseBakkaDeir elAachayerAin HarshaLibbayaHebbariyeKfarqouqAqbehNebi SafaHouashHfoufaQalaatel-AmoudMdoukhaHadathRoman Temples presentedin this brochureRoman Temple Sites in the BékaaOther Towns / SitesOther Towns / SitesRoadsRoads
Roman Templespresented in thisbrochure
Qsarnaba
NihaFourzolTemnineHosn Niha
Tripoli
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