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Tripoli

Nearest Airport : Beirut Beirut To Tripoli : 92 Km

Getting to Tripoli

Being well known as Lebanon's second largest city, Tripoli might not seem attractive prima facie if you are coming in directly after some real-deal sightseeing and fun in the capital. The beauty of Tripoli lies in it's good old towns and market places known as Souqs. They have been left untouched despite the technological and cultural boom of the 21st century. The development works in the favor of the avid traveler as they can get a sniff at the past culture of the country. Just like any other well known city, it's roots and history lie in it's rugged old towns and market places. You can reach Beirut by flight from Dubai in 3hr 30 min. Tripoli is just a 1hr drive away from Beirut.

Why Visit ? (Things to see, Things to do, Food, Notes)

Just a ride away from Beirut
Second Largest city in Lebanon
Well known old towns and Souqs
Lovely beach side retreats
Well known seafood restaurants
Palm Island Reserve which serves as a well known bio-reserve

Getting to Tripoli

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Why Visit ?

Tripoli , like Beirut , has a well known collection of mosques and historical structures. Some of the well known ones include:

Al Attar Mosque
Al Muallaq Mosque
Al Mansouri Mosque
St. Gilles Citadel
Al Mina Old Town
Taynal Mosque
Sayedi Abel Al Wahid Mosque

Sightseeing trips in Al Mina Old Town which is a town that was established way back in the 14th century. Once ruled by the Turks, the Greeks and the Persians, Al Mina is full of religious structures like mosques and cathedrals that present the architectural styles of the period.

Eco-Trips to the Palm Island Reserve which is a group of islands serving as a brilliantly balanced eco-system where some of the most endangered species of Turtles and Birds are conserved to thrive.

Rafaat Hallab & Sons: A world famous chain of cafes which serve some of the most exquisite desserts one can imagine. The shop is well known for serving primarily as a pastry shop with some delightful Lebanese sweet dishes on the menu.

'46: A well known and revered restaurant in Tripoli which packs a splendid ambiance while serving some of the best continental and Italian dishes like Pasta, Pizza along with seasoned Steaks and salads. Heavily visited by travelers coming in from overseas.

Silver Shore: Touted as the finest seafood restaurant in Lebanon, the place runs a packed house through the year serving some of the most delicious seafood delights. The food has earned quite a reputation in the country.

Most of the shopping in Tripoli is done in Souqs where you can get just about anything.

Language: Lebanese , Arabic , English

Climate: Summers are known to be warm with the temperature reaching it's maximum during August and September. Winters are known to be cool and pleasant with the temperatures dipping to their lowest during January and February. Precipitation is maximum during the winters.

Currency: Lebanese Pound

Tripoli Resorts & Places To Stay