This is Lebanon. It was really badly bombed in the 2007. It also had a civil war in 1970, so it had a really bad past. The crazy thing is when we went to our Airbnb, the children weren't at schools not even one day, so they were just hanging around the shop to help around . Also this is the other side of our Airbnb it looks like it hasn’t been clean for years and that’s probably true.

This is the crusader fort and it was crazy 😜 huge. I kept climbing all over the ruins. So it was really fun But, it was really exhausting and hot.  Also it was inhabited by a lot of people but it was also the oldest inhabited city on the world… — This is the crusader fort and it was crazy 😜 huge. I kept climbing all over the ruins. So it was really fun But, it was really exhausting and hot. Also it was inhabited by a lot of people but it was also the oldest inhabited city on the world. It was first inhabited by the Neolithic. Neolithic is also known as the new Stone Age and dates back all the way to 10200 BC and ended at 4500 to 2000 BC, which is crazy 😝.

This is Baalbek castle. This was my favourite ruin that we went to because, there was so much to climb on. Also I climbed up blocks and pretended to be a statue.

there were a lot of a old cars in Lebanon some of them look beautiful but some were wrecked but th weird thing is that they still used the cars even if they were destroyed. And if you haven’t noticed yet there is a tank in the back ground that has s… — there were a lot of a old cars in Lebanon some of them look beautiful but some were wrecked but th weird thing is that they still used the cars even if they were destroyed. And if you haven’t noticed yet there is a tank in the back ground that has soldiers all around the tank.... Which is crazy right.

This is the temple of Bacchus, Its name refers to the Greek goddess of wine. Which is really crazy for a goddess . Also it has the heaviest foundation block ever and the weight is 900 tons. People think aliens 👽 made the huge temple but, it was made by the Romans.

this is Jeita caves and it was the most beautiful caves I’ve ever seen. It was 9 kilometres and it was so high that you couldn’t even see the top it was that gigantic. Also there was a top of the cave that you would walk through and the lower part cave that you had to hop on a boat. Plus stalactites are stone spikes that are on the ceiling of the cave and are formed by the water that reacts with the limestone and this is when the stalagmites come in to the process the water drops from the stalactites and falls on to the ground and creates stalagmites which are the spikes that come out of the ground.

Lebanon 🇱🇧