Deir el Qamar - Palacio Beiteddine - Cedros Chouf de Beirut
Descripción
Recogida en el hotel : Entre las 8 :00 AM – 8 : 30 AM Comience el día con una visita a Deir Al Qamar (“Monasterio de la Luna”), un pueblo histórico ubicado al sureste de Beirut, en el centro-sur del Líbano. Esta hermosa ciudad restaurada conserva su carácter centenario, con arquitectura feudal, calles escalonadas tradicionales y jardines amurallados. Duración: 45 minutos Continúe hasta el magnífico complejo del Palacio Beiteddine, el mejor ejemplo de arquitectura del siglo XIX del Líbano, construido por el príncipe Bashir. Explore las paredes de piedra dorada del palacio, los jardines suspendidos y las elegantes fuentes del patio, y luego disfrute de vistas panorámicas del complejo desde el pueblo de Deir Al Qamar. Duración: 1 hora 30 minutos Parada de almuerzo : Disfrutar del almuerzo en un restaurante local. Duración: 1 hora La última parada es la Reserva Forestal Shouf Cedars, donde tendrá tiempo para caminar, caminar y explorar los antiguos cedros de esta reserva natural protegida. Regreso a Beirut : Llegada estimada entre las 4: 30 PM – 4 : 45 PM
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
Deir al-Qamar, que significa "Monasterio de la Luna", es una ciudad al sureste de Beirut en el centro-sur de Líbano. Se encuentra a cinco kilómetros de Beiteddine en el distrito de Chouf de la gobernación del Monte Líbano a 800 m de altitud media.
Comenzaremos en Deir Al Qamar, el "Monasterio de la Luna", un pueblo ubicado al sureste de Beirut, en el centro-sur de Líbano, es un pueblo libanés único restaurado y mantenido con un estilo centenario, que conserva la arquitectura feudal, las antiguas calles escalonadas, Y jardines amurallados. Luego, el complejo del palacio Beiteddine, el mejor ejemplo de arquitectura del siglo XIX en el Líbano. Construido por el Príncipe Bashir, el palacio ahora se usa como un retiro de verano para el presidente de la República Libanesa y como escenario para muchos escenarios de películas. Explore las paredes de oro, los jardines suspendidos y las fuentes del patio, luego disfrute de una vista espectacular del complejo desde el pueblo de Deir Al Qamar.
Discover Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve es una reserva natural en el distrito de Chouf del Líbano. Está ubicado en las laderas de la montaña Barouk y tiene un área de 550 km2 (210 millas cuadradas), casi el 5.3% del territorio libanés. La reserva contiene los bosques de cedro del Líbano de Barouk, Maaser el Shouf y Ain Zhalta-Bmohray. Es un Área Importante de Aves (IBA) y área de ecoturismo. Alberga 32 especies de mamíferos silvestres, 200 especies de aves y 500 especies de plantas.
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Información importante
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- No se recomienda para viajeros con mala salud cardiovascular
- Los viajeros deben tener al menos un nivel de condición física medio
Opiniones(11)
It was a lovely day. The driver was on time and was very polite and respectful. The tour was successful and the places we visited were nice
- we didn't actually walk in cedar forest - he told me he'd pay for entrance and I paid him later. Then he tried to claim I owed him $35, despite entrance only being $15 - tour was rushed
Some friends recommended we visit the Chouf area, and we’re so glad we took their advice. The Cedars Forest was absolutely stunning peaceful, scenic, and full of history. We even saw one of the oldest trees, said to be over 3,000 years old, which was really special. Overall, a relaxing and memorable trip. Would definitely recommend!
Thank you so much Ali for the amazing rides around Lebanon! The views were stunning and the whole experience was relaxing and enjoyable. You were very professional and friendly, which made it even better. I highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting Beirut!
Our guide Ali was extremely nice and helpful. He made wifi available in the mini-van, he got us coffee and water in the morning, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the day. This tour is self-guided so I would definitely recommend researching the history of the places before going.
This is by far the best trip i’ve ever had! The car is clean, in time, and comfortable. The program was really fun and full of interesting places. Lastly, Khalil was the superstar of the trip! He is flexible, nice, very helpful and considerate. He made sure we were all happy and comfortable. He took us to a very nice restaurant by a waterfall view. I’d recommend Khalil and this trip to any friend visiting Beirut any time soon. Thank you guys and thank you Khalil for everything 💜
The tour contains three really different parts: the village of Deir el Qamar has a beautiful square and a large number of well-restored buildings. It has a beautiful small center and is nice to walk through and visit a church. The Beiteddine Palace is a gem: a beautiful large complex with luxurious harem and living areas. Sometimes there are exhibitions of modern art and if you are lucky you can see the mosaics. The Chouf cedar forest has multiple entrances. The entrance fee is 10 euros, which is relatively expensive. The marked circular walk is 45 minutes and is nice because you also see some nature after many cities. We had a private tour and that gave us some more options along the way thanks to guide/driver Robin. There is also time for snacks and drinks. It's not a sensational tour but worth it.
We were so happy when we saw that Ziyad was out driver again! He knows so much about the places that he's literally a great guide as well and, not to mention, a very fun companion. All 3 places on the tour are incredible, and definitely worth visiting.
Visit the unforgettable Deir el Qamar village, do not miss the narrow streets, municipality and all the beautiful monuments in the city
