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Beirut’s National Museum curates more than 1,000 archaeological exhibits from the country’s prehistoric and medieval past. The highlights of the museum’s collection include Phoenician statues of children dating to the 5th century BC, Byzantine gold jewelry and gilded figurines from Byblos.

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Video of Lebanon on something interesting/significant about the nation

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Video of Lebanon on something interesting/significant about the nation

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqdMbcCHq58

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Most of its growth comes from banking and tourism, and it is the third-highest indebted country in the world.

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3 Significant political aspects of Lebanon

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3 Significant political aspects of Lebanon

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The president and parliament choose the Prime Minister. The last presidential election was held in 2016. Lebanon operates under a semi-presidential system.

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Greetings in Lebanon are an interesting mix of both the French and Muslim/Arab cultures.

A warm and welcoming smile accompanied by a handshake while saying “Marhaba” is a greeting that can be given without causing offense.

If you are invited to a Lebanese house for dinner:

Dress well.

Avoid sensitive topics of conversation such as politics, religion or the civil war unless you know the hosts are comfortable talking about it.

Greet elders first.

Lebanese table manners are relatively formal.

Wait to be told where to sit.

Lebanon is a religious mish-mash and this has ultimately been the cause behind social tensions and the long, drawn out civil . The government officially recognizes 18 religious sects of Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.

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5 Significant places to visit in  Lebanon

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5 Significant places to visit in  Lebanon

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1. The Corniche
2. The Temple of Bacchus
3. The Central District of Beirut
4. The National Museum
5. Byblos

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While the downtown area of Beirut is completely urbanized, its many historical sites are kept in well-preserved condition. The Garden of Forgiveness, the Roman Baths and Garden in the Mohammad Al-Amin Mosque, all have great historical significance. Other great attractions include the Castle Square, the site of the ancient settlement of Berytus, and the legendary Nejme Square.

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The Corniche is a popular promenade area along the Beirut’s seaside. With a wide coastal Boulevard running along its length and the famous Raouché rock arching out in the distance in the sea, the Corniche is a wonderful spot to spend an evening when the place fills up with families and couples, out for a walk. The Luna Park amusement park nearby is a great attraction. Pole fishing is another fun possibility.

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The Temple of Bacchus is a vast and ancient ruin built on the same architectural theme as the Parthenon of Athens. Dating to 150 AD, the temple at the time was originally dedicated to Venus.