The Qadisha valley (also known as Annoubin) whose pictures you see below is a world heritage site. It is a magical location, deep in the Lebanese mountains, used for centuries to harbor Maronites from persecution.
The pictures are for the western tip of the valley, for a location known as St. Elijah’s convent. I took family members there earlier today and, even though I’ve been there numerous times, the place never ceases to amaze me.
The valley is crowned by the majestic Lebanon mountains, which also harbor the Cedar Forest. In winter, the mountains are adorned with snow.
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I’m ashamed to say that I haven’t visited Qadisha yet :$ But it looks amazing. Where is it exactly?
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It is stunning! Located in Bsharre 🙂
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I miss it 😦
My parents are there right now 😛
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It is a gorgeous place! Why are they there so late? :p
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They’ve been there ever since Friday and they came back today in the afternoon. It’s my hometown 😛
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I know it is 🙂 gorgeous place! Be proud that you’re from there 🙂
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Ouh, I’ve just seen this now, looks so beautiful there. Amazing scenery.
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It is a great place 🙂 I hope you can visit someday!
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beautiful 😀 enriching your soul 🙂 thanks for the post 🙂
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