Beit Meri, Lebanon in 15 amazing photos

Beit Meri is a beautiful village surrounded by pine forests in Metn. It overlooks Beirut and offers a nice view of the neighboring towns.

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The name “Beit Meri” is Syriac for “the house of the lords.”

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This village was a popular destination since the times of the Phoenicians and later the Romans. It is home to ancient ruins.

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The historic Maronite monastery of Saint John the Baptist, also known as Deir El Qalaa, was built in 1750.

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It was built on the remains of the temple of Baal Markadi which was a Phoenician god.

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The temple once matched the grandeur of Baalbek’s temples.

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You can also find the following churches in this town: Mar Elias, Mar Sassine, and Mar Geryes.

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The weather in Beit Meri is mild which makes it a perfect destination in summer.

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It’s a getaway for adventurers and nature lovers. Beit Meri is surrounded by pine forests where people can hike or camp.

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Bustan International Festival attracts tourists in summer. It features music and performances.

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You must visit Beit Meri!

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