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Aquarium Hotel Jounieh

Old Coast Road Jounieh, Lebanon

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Lebanon

A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... I was out with other women. She was so jealous. I couldn't have any friends or it would send her into a rage. Man or woman it didn't matter. If I made some friends, even just other men, she would accuse me of going with them to pick up other women. I had to stop talking with other people. It was miserable. Nobody can live like that. It's not a life. I had to leave. She wasn't going to get any better. Just worse." ...

Sunburnt and Sore: Skiing Faraya Mzaar

A travel blog entry by aubreycox

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... with the owner.

Chateau D'eau was a charming ski lodge located in the village of Faraya, just below the ski resort of Mzaar. We originally had found a rate online for $76/night, which turned out to be a false website. When we mentioned this to the owner, he graciously gave us a discount from the $130/night rate to a $100/night rate. This was fantastic, because as budget conscious (and often broke) travelers, we ...

The Syrian adventure

A travel blog entry by reinder.prins

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... and props. Most of the time none of the drivers knew where to go, everyone would drive as fast as they can and lose other cars out of eyesight within 5 minutes and due to their driving style, total chaos is pretty much standard. As a result, we arrived late to a lot of sets, missed a few sets and everyone was pretty much on edge after every single trip. In Hama I unfortunately fell ill (I guess food poisoning, not sure from what though), and the next hours were spent on- / ...

Lebanon Mountains and Bekka Valley

A travel blog entry by camelsandtacos

... most famous for his 26-poem essay The Prophet
has his tomb, manuscripts, and works of art for viewing...at least
that's the word on the street. When we arrived the museum was closed.



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Beirut = Nightlife, guns and soap bubbles

A travel blog entry by henniterness

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It is no coincidence that Manu's gig (to those that don't know her, she is a journalist) in Beirut includes an article about the night life. I have to force myself to my rule of only going out every other night. I can't imagine attempting this to be harder in any other city.

Before we test out the nightlife however, we are warmly welcomed at Fady's sister Nayla's place by her and boyfriend Serge. A request to grab a quick snack run turns into ...