Famous Food
A national dish made from a mixture of bulgur, minced meat and spices. It can be served raw, fried, or grilled.
Kibbeh
Home to some of the best-preserved Roman temples in the world, showcasing a rich history.
Temple of Baalbek
Celebrated on November 22nd to mark Lebanon's independence from French rule.
Independence Day
the majority religion of the population.
Muslims
A form of government where the branch is led by a prime minster, its legitimacy is accountable to the parliament.
Parliamentary republic
Thinly sliced marinated meat, (chicken, beef..etc) staked in a cone and slow roasted. It is often served wrapped or on a plate.
Shawarma
One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, featuring ruins, a Crusader castle, and a charming souk.
Byblos
Celebrated by Christians on December 25th (Western) and Orthodox communities on January 6th.
Christmas
Make up the second-largest group, with a variety of denominations
Christians
The central government Holds supreme authority and any powers are delegate by the main government, which can revoke them
Unitary State.
Seasoned ground meat, often prepared as meatballs or patties, and grilled
Kafta
An ancient Phoenician city with impressive Roman ruins, including a Roman Hippodrome.
Tyre
Both Catholic and Orthodox communities have their own Easter celebrations.
Easter
A distinct religious group with roots in Islam but not considered Muslim.
Druze
The government where people elected their representatives of the supreme power.
Republic
Deep-fried balls, or patties made from ground chickpeas and fava beans, seasoned with herbs and spices.
Falafel
A unique city with ruins from the Umayyad era, offering a glimpse into early Islamic civilization.
Anjar
Marks the end of Ramadan and is celebrated by Muslims
Eid al-Fitr
descendants of the ancient Israelites.
Jews
A government that respects different religions in their country
Confessionalism
Stuffed grape leaves, typically filled with a mixture of spiced rice and ground meat.
Warak Enab
A 6,000-year-old city on the southern coast with attractions like the Sidon Sea Castle and the Eshmun Temple.
Sidon
Also known as the Feast of the Sacrifice, it is another major Islamic holiday.
Eid al-Adha
Another significant Christian denomination in the country, making up the second-largest Christian group after Maronites.
Greek Orthodox Christians