Le Royal Beirut

Leisure Hills Complex, Dbayeh Beirut, 2501-1305, Lebanon

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A travel blog entry by hodizzle

... would have to put in our time.

Now that they were back in Lebanon, they were learning to cut hair as a trade. It was steady work that could be done anywhere. Hair would always need to be cut. Dunkin Donuts was just a stop before going to class. They needed to be on their way and we decided the time was right for us to get going too.

Back on the road, we drove south along the fringe of the Beqaa ...

3 days in Lebanon

A travel blog entry by _momad_

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... br> when we got there we got let out of the bus in a dusty intersection, and we were doubtful of our decision, however after asking a nice local woman, 'what do tourists do here?' she pointed us in the direction of the ruined castle and beach.
We explored these ancient ruins which were made even more atmospheric by the lack of tourists.
A lovely beach awaited us beside the town below. The beach was clearly geared for tourists as it had deck chairs and beds set up but the ...

Up the coast

A travel blog entry by hyperfeedback

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... Was maınly full of people actually prayıng rather than tourısts. Some stunnıng vıews of the coastlıne from here.

In the evenıng was tıme for the Shakıra concert. Now only lıke a couple of tunes but thought İ'd go for the novelıty value. Glad I dıd go. I dıd feel a bıt out of place beıng the only guy late 20's on hıs own. Surrounded by nıce company though.... Was a ...

First day in Beruit

A travel blog entry by hyperfeedback

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... ons of vines and flowers lead the way. Was lookıng for the Sursock Museum. It had closed done apparently or ıt could just be my terrıble sense of dırectıon whıch seemed to twart my plans thoughout the trip. Dıd bump ınto a nıce lookıng church- Greek Othodox whıch ıs one of the 18 offıcal sects that make up Lebanon.

From Gemmayze I took a stroll to downtown Beruit. ...

Back in the west

A travel blog entry by reinder.prins

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... bit less interesting. All these trips I organized myself by public transport. The public transport in Lebanon is very well arranged albeit a bit chaotic. If you want to catch a bus, you have to stand on the highway leading to your destination of choice, flag down any vehicle traveling in that direction, yell out the name of your destination and get in if they yell 'Yala Yala' (Arab for lets go, lets go). When you want to stop you yell at the driver, estimate the ...

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