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Cities, history, temples

The forgotten temple of Majdel Anjar

May 18, 2023May 21, 2023by rawadmansour1 Comment on The forgotten temple of Majdel Anjar
The forgotten temple of Majdel Anjar

Located on a strategic hilltop and overlooking the valley, Majdel Anjar temple is one of the most impressive Roman sites that I’ve ever visited.

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The lonely column of Iaat

July 26, 2020July 27, 2020by rawadmansour2 Comments on The lonely column of Iaat
The lonely column of Iaat

Standing alone for 1900 years, no one is sure why this Corinthian column exists. Some say it was built by St. Helena of Constantinople (mother of Emperor Constantine the Great) while others say it marks the site of a great ancient battle.

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The remote temple of Ain Herche

May 19, 2020June 18, 2020by rawadmansourLeave a Comment on The remote temple of Ain Herche
The remote temple of Ain Herche

Ain Herche is a village situated in Rashaya District south of Bekaa. It’s located west of Mount Hermon at 1,000 meters above sea level and its name that derives from Aramaic means “House of Spirits” or “Place of Worship”.

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In this small agricultural village lies one of the smallest and most preserved Roman temples in Lebanon πŸ› #ExploreTheUnseen Haidara (aka Lebanon's little Petra) πŸͺ¨ More on π˜„π˜„π˜„.π—½π—Ήπ˜‚π˜€πŸ΅πŸ²πŸ­.𝗯𝗹𝗼𝗴 Pick your favorite β€οΈπŸ’› Explore the unseen 🧭 Located on a strategic hilltop and overlooking the valley, Majdel Anjar temple is one of the most impressive Roman sites that I've ever visited. πŸ› New article on π˜„π˜„π˜„.π—½π—Ήπ˜‚π˜€πŸ΅πŸ²πŸ­.𝗯𝗹𝗼𝗴 4 forgotten Roman sites in 4 hours! πŸ› Details in the comments. A blast from the past 🏘 Beirut 🍦 A roadtrip to remember 🏜

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