What are the tourist attractions in Lebanon?

Coastal areas are hot and humid in summer and warm in winter. The whole territory can be divided into coastal plains according to topography; Mount Lebanon on the east side of the coastal plain; Bekaa Valley in the east of Mount Lebanon and Mount Antioch in the east. Mount Lebanon runs through the whole territory. Mount Sauda in Courne is 3083 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in Lebanon. There are many rivers flowing westward into the Mediterranean. Litani River is the longest river in China. The main tourist spots are Biblus built by Phoenicia, Baalbek built by ancient Rome and Saida Castle built by Crusaders. In addition, there are many ski resorts on the snowy mountains in the north, attracting a large number of tourists. Baalbek Temple is a famous monument in Lebanon. It is located at the foot of the Bekaa Valley in Lebanon, more than 80 kilometers northeast of Beirut, with an altitude of about 1 160 meters. "Baalbek" means "the field of the sun"

Famous scenic spot

Masaad Castle. Masaad is a holy place for Jews and one of the United Nations World Heritage Sites. Located on the top of a rocky mountain at the junction of Judea Desert and the bottom of the Dead Sea, about 25 kilometers north of Engedi. The cliff on the east side is about 450 meters high, from the top of the mountain to the shore of the Dead Sea. The cliff on the west side is about 100 meters high. The top of the mountain is flat and rhombic, about 600 meters long from north to south and 300 meters wide from east to west, and the surrounding city walls are about 1400 meters long. The natural road to Masaadeh is extremely steep, the most important of which is the "snake road" on the east side.