📜 Over 20 inscriptions and rock reliefs summarize Lebanon's history from antiquity to the present.
🔍 Located in a narrow river valley just north of Beirut, Lebanon, at the estuary of the Nahr al-Kalb (Dog River).

Why Go

🗿 Witness a unique chronicle of human history carved in stone
📜 See inscriptions from pharaohs, kings, emperors, and armies across millennia
🌍 Site on UNESCO's tentative list for World Heritage status
🌉 Discover an historical bridge built by Mamluk sultan Barquq

Why Avoid

⚠️ Largely ignored by visitors and locals, hidden behind tall weeds
🛑 Site is completely unmarked and close to a well-used road with traffic

Tips

🚗 Easy drive from downtown Beirut.
🅿️ Park beside the road or at Palms the Legend restaurant.