If you are a dedicated skier or snowboarder, chances are you’ve dreamed about venturing abroad to chase powder and cut fresh lines in places you’ve never been to. Skiing in other countries is an am...

Art lovers will be happy to know that Lebanese festivals are heavily focused on culture. From classical music at the Al Bustan International Festival to displays of dance and poetry in the Tyre and...

Lebanon has a temperate climate with clearly defined seasons. Summers are hot and dry, while winters are cold and wet. Conditions differ from region to region, with the northern parts of the countr...

The history of Lebanon is very long, dating back more than seven centuries, but it is characterized by years of religious and political conflict. Today, tensions still run high in the region in wha...

All visitors to Lebanon are required to obtain a visa, including those from the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada. Most travelers, including those from the aforementioned countries, are ...

Language The official language in Lebanon is Standard Arabic, but the most common tongue heard is Lebanese Arabic. Many locals also speak English and some French. This is especially true of people ...

Rafic Hariri International Airport Rafic Hariri Airport in Beirut is the country’s only international gateway and thus the only way to get into Lebanon by air. The airport services a range of airli...

Lebanon Taxis and Car Rental Renting a car in Lebanon is possible, but most visitors choose to get one with a local driver. Travelers wanting to go independently will need to make this clear when o...

Lebanon is famous for it’s souks, or local markets, which are found in every corner of the country and a great place to find goods and souvenirs. Souks are also where the biggest bargains can be fo...

Nightitme activities in Lebanon are generally restricted to the large cities, but the bars and clubs in Beirut do not disappoint. Lebanese cuisine is famous the world over and there are several res...