The document provides images and descriptions of various historical and natural landmarks across Lebanon, including mountains, caves, temples, ruins, cities, and landscapes. Some of the places mentioned are the Cedars of Lebanon, Jeita Grotto caves, Baalbeck temples, Anjar ruins, Jounieh, Saida, Byblos ruins and port, and Tyre ruins and Hippodrome. The document also provides details about Roman-era columns and structures in the old harbor of Jbeil.

1. Lebanon The History

2. The Cedars

5. The Snow Covering The Cedars

7. Lebanese Mountain Under Snow

9. Laqlouq Mountain

10. Kadisha Valley

11. Jeita Grotto in Mount Lebanon

12. Jeita Grotto Caves

13. Temple of Jupiter in Baalbeck

15. Temple of Bacchus in Baalbeck - Romans time

16. The Odeon Of Baalbeck

17. Great Court Of Baalbeck

18. Lion in Baalbeck Ruins

19. Anjar Ruins

20. Rass Chekaa

21. Jounieh From The Sky

22. Harissa (Virgin Mary) - Jounieh

23. Jounieh From Casino Du Liban

24. Tripoli

25. Saida From The Sky

26. The Sea Castle in Saida

27. Afqa in Mount Lebanon

28. Beit El Dine Archway

29. Beit El Dine

30. Meer Amir Palace

31. Port Of Byblos

32. Port Of Byblos

33. Byblos At Sunset

34. Church Of St. Jean- Baptiste in Byblos

35. Jbeil Harbor By Night

36. The Corner Of The Old Harbor Of Jbeil

37. The Roman ruins are organized around a 11 m broad street, opened on 175 m, leading to the port at the Roman time. The street is bordered of a portico and of a 5 m broad pavements. The columns whose diameter exceeds the metre and of which the height is approximately 8 m are among largest known in the world. Phoenician Island - Tyre

38. Hippodrome - Tyre

39. Phoenician Island - Tyre

40. Triumphal Arch in Tyre - Stunning view of Tyre Monumental Archway

41. Moussa Castle In Shouf Area

42. Landscape Around Monastery Saint. Kozhaya

43. Grappes From Lebanon

44. The End