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Celebrating New Year's Eve over a mezze and a bottle of Ksara at Restaurant Istambuli. And later, walking the crowded corniche where happy pedestrians and mad chauffeurs we're showing their truly senses of happiness. These people know how to party!
Of utmost importance for the cult of Jupiter Heliopolitanus were the 2 high altars on the flat roof of which scarifies were offered, the 2 ablution basins and 2 freestanding columns.All elements (altars basin and columns) played an important role in pre-Roman oriental cults.
During important religious feasts, various cities built their market stands.On the steps going down to the courtyard, were placed several pedestals for statues with votive inscriptions mentioning the names of the donors.
All the older remains disappeared under a high podium surrounded of 3 of its sides by a colonnaded portico semi-circular and rectangular exedras richly decorated with statues standing in their niches, opened in the partico.
All the older remains disappeared under a high podium surrounded of 3 of its sides by a colonnaded portico semi-circular and rectangular exedras richly decorated with statues standing in their niches, opened in the partico.
On the site of a previous sanctuary dating back to the Bronze and Iron ages as well as to the Hellenistic period, The Roman Temple of Jupiter was built during the 1st c. AD.It consists of a cella built on a 12m. High podium, and a courtyard surrounded by a colonnaded portico.
Never saw blue Jasmine before in my life!Its so lovely to see new sorts of beautiful flowers on this planet!One of my favorite flowers is Jasmine!Now I think I like them more after I knew there are blue also!
The Beirut Nightlife of "Jounieh".Jounieh is the Analogue of Las Vegas in U.S.Ait's a whole place about 20kms from Beirutand it's full of Discotheque, Bars, Night clubs!it's the greatest Night life in Lebanon!Don't miss it! The Jieta Cave.
The most spectacular ancient ruins at Middle east, BAALBEK ruis. specially bacus's temple, even more spectacular than the parthenon in Athens. The valley is spectacular, full of wineyards. travelling through here, if you love art and history is a must. it's food, it's pita bread, it's Humous and falafel, its shoarma of chicken!; also the colour of the light, the contrasts between green, brown and blue in the coast; the Beituth Malecon, full off life, and mixture of religions.
We had a great meal on top floor of the Hilton Hotel. It overlooked the beautiful city. Also the walk through the city during the day was very intersting. there were many small shops and places to get a nice glass of wine.
InterContinental Hotels IC PHOENICIA BEIRUT Beirut
5 Reviews and 99 Opinions Beirut
Palmyra Hotel Baalbeck
4 Reviews and 22 Opinions Charl digol..had been there....that's enough..for me Old lebanese hotel..you want to go back in...
Quality Inn Tripoli Tripoli
1 Review and 15 Opinions There is not much choice of good quality hotels in Tripoli, so the Quality Inn it had to be. It was...
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