Despite a war, political crises and flare-ups of violence, Lebanon’s fledgling ecotourism business lives on. Areas formerly ravaged by hunters are now protected, harboring birds, wildcats, river otters and other wildlife. Mediterranean beaches, mountains, forests, Roman ruins and gorges are all within a few hours’ drive or walk, and the Lebanon Mountain Trail project connects 75 villages. Classified among the 25 top countries in terms of biodiversity, Lebanon is home to 40 varieties of wild orchids, among other exotic treasures.Monday, October 20, 2008
Exotic Green Travel Destinations: Lebanon
Despite a war, political crises and flare-ups of violence, Lebanon’s fledgling ecotourism business lives on. Areas formerly ravaged by hunters are now protected, harboring birds, wildcats, river otters and other wildlife. Mediterranean beaches, mountains, forests, Roman ruins and gorges are all within a few hours’ drive or walk, and the Lebanon Mountain Trail project connects 75 villages. Classified among the 25 top countries in terms of biodiversity, Lebanon is home to 40 varieties of wild orchids, among other exotic treasures.
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