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1.How can we get there and what is the best mode of Transportation? By Car: Given that many beautiful attractions, natural wonders, and the best local, uncommercial restaurants are not centrally located or easily accessible on foot, by bus, or by train,

Loving Lebanon means praising the accomplishments and supporting local initiatives.  What greater achievement other than celebrating the inclusion of the Lebanese Mankoucheh on the UNESCO world intangible heritage list! Mankoucheh is known to be one of the symbols of our

1. Hiking in marvelous locations Enjoy the magnificent fall foliage and sceneries while taking two moderate level hikes during your trip. The First will take place on the Mchati trail of the Jabal Moussa Biosphere reserve. It is a 9 km

General info about Denakil: The Denakil Depression is a desert and extremely arid land stretching around northeast Ethiopia, southern Eritrea and northern Djibouti across 136956 km2. To be more accurate, it’s about 13 times the size of Lebanon! It is the

I personally went there with no specific plan or routes. Had few misadventures that I would have done

A spontaneous decision and circumstances brought me to Oman, on a dead and very hot season. Taking a bus from Dubai was the best idea I could have! Fortunately as a Lebanese I did not need to apply for visa

Living for few months in Napoli, the third largest and most underrated city in Italy was one of the highlights of my European experience. Napoli certainly reminded me of Beirut. Its surprisingly authentic, traditional, happy and dynamic charm stole a

So when I decided to plan a trip to the Dolomiti, in the alpine north eastern part of Italy, I thought I could find all helpful details online including maps, itineraries and top locations to visit. Unfortunately finding detailed information