You Can Visit These Natural Reserves for Free This Sunday

You Can Visit These Natural Reserves for Free This Sunday

At this time of the year, several reserves are primed to welcome visitors for free.

In Lebanon, no matter where you go, and wherever you set foot, you’re greeted by a mesmerizing and enchanting landscape, especially when exploring Lebanon’s rich natural reserves. It’s widely acknowledged that Lebanon is renowned for its stunning nature and the abundance of its natural reserves, which are currently totaling 18. Every year, on March 10th, Lebanon celebrates Natural Reserves Day where many activities are held in various reserves in Lebanon.

On this occasion, Caretaker Minister of Environment Dr. Nasser Yassin announced that “Lebanon’s natural reserves will open their doors for free on Sunday, March 10th, 2024, welcoming nature enthusiasts, students, clubs, associations, citizens, and residents interested in spending a beautiful day getting acquainted with Lebanon’s reserves and its natural richness.”

The following reserves are ready to welcome visitors at this time of the year: Arz el-Shouf, Tannourine Cedars Forest Nature Reserve, Horsh Ehden, Bentael, Shouf Biosphere Reserve, Tyre Coast Nature Reserve, Al-Yamoune, and Mount Moussa Biosphere Reserve. Let’s take you on a quick journey to explore these reserves:

1. Al-Shouf Cedar Nature Reserve:

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It’s the largest among Lebanon’s nature reserves, its magnificence stretches from Dahr Al-Baidar in the north to