What do you know about lebanon?

Question

how do you know Lebanon?Is it a good place to live?

Answer 1

I am from Lebanon, beautiful country in the world i think but those bad politicians are destroying it

We are the smallest country in asia but i think one of the most beautiful countries

She was called east swiss

Answer 2

I read about Lebanon first in the bible how the country has alot of cedar trees that were used by Solomon while constructing a temple.Nowadays , Lebanon is known to be in war with other middle east  nations.

Answer 3

Lebanon  offers plenty from ancient Romans ruins , the well preserve casties, limestone cave, historic churches and mosques, beautiful beaches nested in the Mediterranean Sea and non stop nightlife

Answer 4

Lebanon is a small country located in the Middle East, bordered by Syria, Israel, and the Mediterranean Sea. It has a population of over 6 million people and is one of the most diverse countries in the region, with a mix of different religions, ethnicities, and languages. The capital city is Beirut, and the official language is Arabic. The country is known for its rich cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes, and vibrant nightlife. In terms of living in Lebanon, it is generally considered to be a safe and welcoming country, with a high quality of life.

Answer 5

The capital city is Beirut, and the official language is Arabic. The country is known for its rich cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes, and vibrant nightlife. In terms of living in Lebanon, it is generally considered to be a safe and welcoming country, with a high quality of life.

Answer 6

conservative culture and historic charm. This quiet town is considered a safe place to raise a family, while being close enough to commute to and from downtown, daily. Many residents move to Lebanon for its great schools.

Answer 7

Lebanon has an ancient wine culture dating back over 5,000 years, possibly to 7000 BC. In fact, the Phoenicians were among the first wine producers in the world. Phoenician merchants traded here for three thousand years as the epicentre of ancient wine. Today, Lebanon is undergoing a winemaking renaissance.