In Pictures: Recognizing Lebanon’s Unconditional Independence With 6 Iconic Wonders
Despite the continuous political and economic struggles, this great nation never fails to rebuild itself from the ashes and remain an attractive destination to all world travelers. In celebration of Lebanon’s Independence Day, we’ve decided to take a deeper look at one of the world’s oldest countries, the magnetic aura that managed to capture our hearts, the source of pride, Lebanon.
The first-ever hand-drawn flag of Lebanon that was sketched back in 1943
The first post-independence president, Sheikh Bechara El Khoury (1943-1952)
Lebanon’s incredible natural wonder, Jeita Grotto
The iconic Cedars of God
The Temple of Bacchus in Baalbeck
