What I Wish I Knew Before Going to Lebanon
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- Опубліковано 15 чер 2024
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and mindfulnas
In this video I share my experience visiting Beirut as a Digital Nomad, including my perception of the challenges present for travelers and locals.
I found Beirut expensive while I was living in Lebanon, pre-Covid. So I based myself out of Tripoli. Much cheaper, has a more Mid-East vibe, but less things to do (definitely no vegan hospital there).
Sorry to hear you got scammed. I like how you take it as a learning point. And yes the Lebanese are super resilient - admirable & unfortunate (because of their geography) at the same time.
I think the saddest part of this video is that you caged yourself into staying in Beirut. You would have experienced much more if you went to different parts of Lebanon, which are cheaper and honestly just superior in almost every way. Beaches, weather, food etc.. Thank you for visiting and I'm sorry for your experience with the taxi drivers, this seems to be a universal thing where taxi drivers try to scam the tourists, I know in Europe they've been regulating it but I doubt Lebanon will catch up in that department anytime soon.
I'd love to hear your recommendations for my next visit
Thanks going to Beirut next weekend, this is clutch.
Enjoy!!
Good info Naser, interesting about the vegan hospital. Although its on my list, maybe will hold off going to Beirut anytime soon. Maybe the outlying areas are better?
Thank you Philip 🙏
It may not be the best time to visit, although more likely than not your travel would go smoothly
I’m not too familiar with other parts of Lebanon, but I have heard of some really beautiful coastline resorts
Lebanon is so good
Very interesting!
Thanks Chris!! 🙏💚
Hello Naser, what hotel did you stay at? I’m planning on traveling there next week, but only stay for 4 nights. Any other advice you can give me? Thank you!
Enjoy! I stayed at the Grand Meshmosh hostel last time. Biggest recommendation is to ask your hotel to arrange your ride from the airport 🙂
Vegan hospital?!! That’s good news 🗞️
@@ecclesiastes6542 Yes! Very interesting
I will skip Lebanon 🇱🇧
You are missing out my friend. Just make friends with locals you will never want to leave.
If you had done some research you would not have experienced any of these problems to be honest.
Well that's kind of the topic of the video
@@mindfulnas I get that I’m not saying your misleading people, but for someone watching the video with no knowledge it can be summarized in one sentence. Do your research before going to any country. Lebanon is great if you know a local or two, and if you are a seasoned traveler. But don’t expect western like simplicity and user friendliness.
@@zerosuba My hope is this video will be helpful to the research of some :)
You lost me when you mentioned Vegan...
Who goes to Beirut when they're Vegan?
Also, you got ripped off majorly.
I understand being a tourist, but with the slightest bit of research you could have saved thousands.
I think a vegan goes to Beirut when they’re vegan 🤯
Pleas enlighten me on how to save oh wise one
so you are mad because you got played by a taxi driver at the airport (most common tourist trap in the entire world) and you didn't do your research on the local currency.. you are such a naive backpacker tourist
that's a little mean