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The family of Hassun are from the few families in Tripoli, which maintained the soap until today and took Khan to a soap. Working in the Khan Badr Hassun and his nine children, to preserve the legacy of the family. Khan soap teeming tourist and visitors. All that the proportion of Europeans and foreign tourists, up 80% and take soap Traboulsi gifts symbolizes the Tripoli at the same time useful. Cooperating Badr Hassun, doctors and experts herbs to grow more than 400 brand of soap, which fall under six types namely :
Written Dec 16, 2006
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To visit the Citadel you need to buy a ticket from the office right at the entrance of the fortress. In December 2003 the price was of 6000 Lebanese Pounds, which is roughly 4 US dollars. If you don't have a map of the fortress, it's worth to buy one.
Written Jan 5, 2004
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1 Review and 14 Opinions There is not much choice of good quality hotels in Tripoli, so the Quality Inn it had to be. It was...
Tripoli or Trablous is the second largest city of Lebanon. Tripoli has two main parts: the Old City with many medieval monuments like souqs, mosques and a huge Crusader castle and the port area...
Tripoli, Tarablous in Arabic, represents yet another aspect of Lebanon's multi-layered heritage. It is an authentic Middle Eastern city with an intriguing souk (bazaar) and a fascinating old city...
Tripoli is Lebanon's second biggest city. Its population is almost entirely Sunni Muslim. It is famous as the Arab sweet capital of the Middle East.
The picture above is taken from the citadel and showers the houses on the east bank of Nahr Abu Ali. Trablous is the second largest city in Lebanon and it is situated by the coast 85 km north of...
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