Barouk Cedars to Deir al Qamar

Palace of Beiteddin: a masterpiece of the 19th century Lebanese architecture. The palace, with its vast courtyard, beautiful fountains, monumental archways, ochre stones, geometric arcades, “hammams” or baths and vaulted stables is a reflection of the power and glory of the governor Emir Bechir El Chehab II.  

Deir El-Qamar: a village of white houses and red-tiled roofs. Town’s historical treasures include: the “Fakhreddine mosque” dating back to 16th century, the palaces and administrative buildings of Lebanon’s governors.