Beirut

Beirut needs no introduction but it definitely deserves an update. For many people, the very name Beirut is synonymous with civil war and chaos. Indeed, it would be hard to underestimate the devastating effects of the 17-year conflict, which turned the heart of a bustling, cosmopolitan metropolis into a virtual ghost town of rubble. But now, a decade after the end of the civil war, visitors can see how the Lebanese are rebuilding their capital and bringing life back to the city center. Even with its turbulent past, Beirut continues to be an exquisite experience: a bewildering composition of cultures and faiths, perched on a breathtaking sweep of Mediterranean coastline. Between museums, take time to explore the surrounding neighborhoods. Ashrafieh, where the Sursock Museum is located, has narrow, winding streets and some beautiful old residences. Hamra, south of the American University, is a good place to soak up the city's daily life. At the end of the day, head back to the Corniche to see the sunset and take in the wonderful evening atmosphere.

5 Days/4 Nights based on FB

as low as USD 395

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