Saint Elias Church, Ain Ebel

Our Lady of Ain Ebel Church

Saint Georges Church

Beit Lif Nature Reserve

Kafra Nature reserve

Tibnine Cultural Center

Tibnine National Park

Tebnine Castle

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Saint Elias Church, Ain EbelChurch

Saint Elias Church, Ain Ebel

Ain Ebel, Bint Jbeil District

Our Lady of Ain Ebel ChurchChurch

Our Lady of Ain Ebel Church

Ain Ebel, Bint Jbeil District

Saint Georges ChurchChurch

Saint Georges Church

Rmeich, Bint Jbeil District

Beit Lif Nature ReserveNature Reserve

Beit Lif Nature Reserve

Beit Leef lies on the borders of Srebbine an administrative division of the Nabatiyeh Governorate. Beit Leef is a town with a very small population.

Beit Lif, Bint Jbeil District

Kafra Nature reserveNature Reserve

Kafra Nature reserve

The Kafra Nature Reserve was established in the town of Kafra in the Bint Jbeil caza, southern Lebanon, and is located on the plot called “Khellat Abid” within an area of around 40 hectares and at an altitude of 650 meters approximately above sea level. It is bordered by lands belonging to Kafra town on all four sides and is characterized by its natural resources, flora, and fauna.

Kafra, Nabatiyeh District

Tibnine Cultural CenterCultural Center

Tibnine Cultural Center

Tebnine, Bint Jbeil District

Tibnine National ParkForest +1

Tibnine National Park

Tebnine, Bint Jbeil District

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Tebnine Castle

The Tibnine Castle or Toron of the Knights was a very important Crusader castle, built in the mountains of Lebanon on the road connecting Tyre to Damascus. The castle was at the center of the Toron lordship. The lordship itself, which was part of the Kingdom of Jerusalem, was a rear-vassalage of the Principality of Galilee.

French archaeologist and academic Victor Guérin believed that the town where the castle is located has always been a fortified city: "...everything leads us to believe that, in the Judaic era and perhaps even in the Canaanite era, Tibnin, due to its advantageous position in the heart of the country, was already a fortified city," he said.

Its position had indeed many advantages (Toron means "isolated hill" in Old French), and the castle was coveted by many armies, such as that of Saladin at the end of the 12th century. It was destroyed and rebuilt several times: its current remains probably do not correspond to its original construction.

Tebnine, Bint Jbeil District

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