Lebanon is a country that has 5,000 years of history. Last year, National Geographic declared that

Lebanon is one of the world’s oldest countries

. The Romans left a lot of ruins in Lebanon such as amphitheaters and a bath. In fact, the Temple of Bacchus in Baalbek is one of the largest temple ruins in the world. Visit these sites to explore Lebanon’s interesting side!

Ain Harcha Temple

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Location: Ain Harcha

Amphitheater

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Location: Byblos

Bath ruins

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Location: Beirut

Bziza Temple

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Location: Koura

Faqra Temple

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Location: Faqra

God Mercury Temple

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Location: Hardine

Mashnaqa Temple

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Location: Al Mashnaqa

Nabi Safa Temple

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Location: Kfarmeshki

Qasr Naous ruins

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Location: Ain Akrin

Temple of Bacchus

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Location: Baalbek

Yanouh Temple

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Location: Yanouh

10+ roman sites in Lebanon you must see!