I visited more than 55 countries and Lebanon is on my top list. A small country and a lot to offer. Beirut is beautiful and hiking through the mountains is magical. ❤
@@joebtraveling You're welcome. Definitely there is more and since you liked mountainous regions i suggest you visit the town of "Deir el Qamar" in Chouf district, the village of "Dlebta" in Keserwan district and Faqra ruins. These places combine nature, authentic Lebanese architecture, historical sites and some nice local cuisines.
Lebanon is one of the most beautiful places on earth. I’m not sure if you mumble a lot or your mic was in a bad place but some of your audio is horrific.
Couple of times i traveled to muy birth place Libnan is people are so frustrated with economic disaster, i was scapegoated repeatedly when they realize i have advantage of living in USA. Honestly i dont think ill ever go back. Plenty to see in USA Brazil Argentina. Especially the severe labor physical childhood abuse i went through they can keep their loser of a Libnan built on sand corrupt inefficient. Honestly i wish Israel would annex it economy would recover in a few months.
I'm sorry you don't have many fond memories living there. I hope Lebanon will recover fully one day. I know there is a lot going wrong, but there are also a lot of amazing things in Lebanon too.
no coffee this morning ? i mean corrupt inefficient i get that, sand ? where did u get sand ? Lebanon should annex it, morals would recover in a few months.
Thanks for sharing your experience. On your next trip maybe try to go to Batroun up north I think it's more "lively" there. After it slowed down in Beirut, it bloomed up over there, so it might be fun to check that out. It has a typical Mediterranean village vibe. Starting to get a bit too touristy but still has an authentic feel to it. Tripoli is interesting too like you said, again very different, more Arabic/islamic. (The mamluks era souks are a must visit) Each area has a completely different feel you will find here, and all quite interesting. Best wishes ❤✌
Hey, thanks, stay tuned because there is more coming. I have been to Batroun and love it there. Didn't make it to Tripoli yet though - one day for sure.
I visited more than 55 countries and Lebanon is on my top list. A small country and a lot to offer. Beirut is beautiful and hiking through the mountains is magical. ❤
So much to offer, love the mountains.
Thank you for showing the world how the Real Lebanon is 111
You're welcome, happy to. I love visiting Lebanon.
Drew Binsky is a UA-camr who has visited 197 countries and Lebanon is his Top 4 🇱🇧 🥰❤
Lebanon is amazing and worth it for everyone to visit.
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I enjoyed seeing my country and areas i love through your camera and narration, welcome and have fun guys
I'm really glad you enjoyed it, thank you. I love visiting and I know I'll be back again soon. So much more to experience in Lebanon!
@@joebtraveling You're welcome. Definitely there is more and since you liked mountainous regions i suggest you visit the town of "Deir el Qamar" in Chouf district, the village of "Dlebta" in Keserwan district and Faqra ruins. These places combine nature, authentic Lebanese architecture, historical sites and some nice local cuisines.
@@BsharaShammas You'll have to keep watching then. Deir el Qamar and Beiteddine Palace are coming up in a future video!
Amazing video. As a Lebanese, I'm glad you loved my country. You are most welcome in the country! I hope to see you back here in the future.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you liked the video, more to come too. I will definitely be back again one day.
Lebanese people have always been generous and welcoming
Seems to be the case to me, love visiting
Albergo boutique hotel is beautiful and calm.
Agree, didn't stay there, but a beautiful spot to chill for a drink and snack.
Amazing video 👏 I love Lebanon ❤️
thank you, happy you liked it. I love Lebanon too.
Lebanon is beautiful by it's cultural mix, history and nature❤ nice tour vlog, thank you Joe
Thank you for watching, love visiting and I know I'll be back.
Lebanon is one of the most beautiful places on earth. I’m not sure if you mumble a lot or your mic was in a bad place but some of your audio is horrific.
Thanks for watching.
You are handsome ❤
Couple of times i traveled to muy birth place Libnan is people are so frustrated with economic disaster, i was scapegoated repeatedly when they realize i have advantage of living in USA. Honestly i dont think ill ever go back. Plenty to see in USA Brazil Argentina. Especially the severe labor physical childhood abuse i went through they can keep their loser of a Libnan built on sand corrupt inefficient. Honestly i wish Israel would annex it economy would recover in a few months.
I'm sorry you don't have many fond memories living there. I hope Lebanon will recover fully one day. I know there is a lot going wrong, but there are also a lot of amazing things in Lebanon too.
❤ beautiful
no coffee this morning ? i mean corrupt inefficient i get that, sand ? where did u get sand ? Lebanon should annex it, morals would recover in a few months.
Thanks for sharing your experience. On your next trip maybe try to go to Batroun up north I think it's more "lively" there. After it slowed down in Beirut, it bloomed up over there, so it might be fun to check that out. It has a typical Mediterranean village vibe. Starting to get a bit too touristy but still has an authentic feel to it. Tripoli is interesting too like you said, again very different, more Arabic/islamic. (The mamluks era souks are a must visit) Each area has a completely different feel you will find here, and all quite interesting. Best wishes ❤✌
Hey, thanks, stay tuned because there is more coming. I have been to Batroun and love it there. Didn't make it to Tripoli yet though - one day for sure.
@@joebtraveling ah ok haha 👍
Haven't been to Lebanon since 2005. This video is encouraging me to go, but I need to see more!
More to come. I think it's alway worth a visit.
Actually the owner of that gaz station was killed during the explosion that’s why it’s still untouched.
Thank you for telling me. What a terrible tragedy.