Slide 1: By Second Graders
At
Makassed Khalil Shehab School MY FAVORITE PLACE TO VISIT
Slide 2: Beirut Beirut is the capital and largest city of Lebanon.
Slide 3: The cedar tree presents the emblem of Lebanon and is found on the national flag. The Cedars
Slide 4: “City of the Sun”
Lebanon's greatest Roman treasure. Baalbak
Slide 5: Jeita Grotto Jeita Grotto is the jewel of tourism in Lebanon .
Slide 6: Tripoli has 45 buildings registered as historical sites, many of them date from the 14th century. Tripoli
Slide 7: Byblos is one of the eastern Mediterranean cities that claim to have been continuously inhabited longer than any other city in the world. Byblos
Slide 8: The bride of the Bekaa Valley Zahle
Slide 9: Telefrique Enjoy a ride in the cable cars which take passengers up the mountain.
Slide 10: Moussa Castle There is only one Description:
"A dream becomes true.”
Slide 11: Beiteddine, “House of Faith”, is Lebanon’s greatest treasure. Beiteddine
Slide 12: Phoenician Tyre was queen of the seas, an island city of unprecedented splendor. Tyre
Slide 13: The Hermel Pyramid, 27 meters high, can be seen for miles in every direction. Hermel
Slide 14: Sidon is known as the city of gardens.
Sidon Sea Castle was built by the Crusaders in 1228 A.D. on a small island. Sidon
Slide 15: Barouk The village is known for being the "land of good", because of its fountain.
Slide 16: The snowy peaks of mount Lebanon. It’s a place of excitement when it comes to ski pleasures. Faraya
Slide 17: Deir Al-Qamar is unique in Lebanon, a town restored and maintained in a style many centuries. Deir Al- Qamar
Slide 18: MY BELOVED LEBANON