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Qadisha Caves, Bcharre

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#6 of 7 in Nature in North Governorate

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Qadisha Caves reviews

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By Loulwa_Kaloyeros

Part of the trip to the valley are the caves. Whether you visit one or many you will be impressed by how the early hermits lived in this rough but majestic environment.

Part of the trip to the valley are the caves. Whether you visit one or many you will be impressed by how the early hermits lived in this rough but majestic environment. more »
By 37carinef

Amazing destination for hiking and nature lovers but also very interesting for its historical and archeological aspects as you can discover many caves and monasteries with paintings, engravings...

Amazing destination for hiking and nature lovers but also very interesting for its historical and archeological aspects as you can discover many caves and monasteries with paintings, engravings... more »
By Manoul

The Qadisha Valley's many natural caves have been used as shelters and for burials back as far as the Palaeolithic period. The Aassi Hauqqa ( cave) in particular, near Hawqa, Lebanon

The Qadisha Valley's many natural caves have been used as shelters and for burials back as far as the Palaeolithic period. The Aassi Hauqqa ( cave) in particular, near Hawqa, Lebanon more »