Discovering Lebanon: Its

Culture, Cuisine, Festivals,

and More

Lebanon is a small country with a big heart, rich in culture and history. From its
delicious cuisine to its amazing festivals and beautiful landscapes, there's
something for everyone to enjoy.

by Divyanshu Somani
Exploring Lebanese Culture
Art & Literature Dance & Music

Lebanon has a vibrant cultural scene with many Lebanese dabke dance and music are a vibrant
famous painters, writers, and poets like Gibran part of the culture and have a unique identity in
Khalil Gibran. the region.

Religion Costumes & Traditions

Lebanon is known for having a diverse religious Traditional Lebanese costumes and customs
population, with Christianity and Islam being the reflect the country's rich history and heritage.
most dominant.
Savoring Lebanese Cuisine

Famous Dishes Street Food Desserts & Sweets

From hummus and falafel to Lebanese street food is a must-try Lebanese desserts are mouth-
tabbouleh and kebabs, Lebanese with popular dishes like arayes, watering, from the rich and sweet
cuisine is flavorful and diverse. manoushe, and sambousek. baklava to the date-filled maamoul
and the cheesy knafeh.
Celebrating Lebanese Festivals
Sidon International Festivals

An annual summer festival that celebrates the

diversity of Lebanese culture with music, dance,
and food.

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Beiteddine Festival Tyre Festival

A cultural and musical extravaganza held every A ten-day festival that features theater, music, and
summer in a beautiful 19th-century palace. art held in the ancient Phoenician city of Tyre.
Admiring Top Tourist Attractions
Jeita Grotto Byblos

A natural wonder of limestone caves with an One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in
underground river and stunning crystal the world with archaeological sites and a
formations. charming old town.

Beirut Souks Cedar Forest

A vibrant and modern shopping district with A UNESCO World Heritage Site with majestic
outdoor cafes and historic architecture. cedar trees that symbolize the resilience of the
Lebanese people.
Discovering Interesting Facts About
Lebanon
1 Cedars of God

The Cedar of Lebanon is the national emblem of the country and is featured on the
national flag.

2 Language

Lebanon has two official languages: Arabic and French.

3 Phoenician Heritage

Lebanon is home to some of the oldest Phoenician ruins in the world, including the
ancient city of Byblos.

4 Lebanese Mythology

The goddess Astarte was worshipped in ancient Lebanon and was associated with love,
fertility, and war.
Knowing Lebanon's Neighboring Countries

Syria To the north and east

Israel To the south

Cyprus To the west across the Mediterranean Sea

Conclusion and Summary
Lebanon Has it All Experience it for Yourself
From beautiful landscapes to delicious food, Book your flight and embark on a memorable journey
fascinating culture, and friendly people, Lebanon is a that will leave you enchanted with this hidden gem of
destination worth exploring. the Mediterranean.