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Where to stay in Faraya
Best time: Dec-Mar, for winter sports enthusiasts, as Faraya is known for its ski resorts and winter activities.
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Don't miss
- Mzaar Kfardebian: The largest ski resort in Lebanon, known for its excellent slopes and facilities.
- Faraya Village: A charming village offering a glimpse into traditional Lebanese mountain life.
- Saint Charbel's Monastery: A serene place of worship with beautiful architecture and peaceful surroundings.
- The Faraya Cable Car: Offers stunning views of the mountains and valleys, a must-do for panoramic photography.
- Wadi Qadisha: A UNESCO World Heritage Site with breathtaking landscapes and historical significance.
Where to eat
- Restaurant Le Montagnou: Famous for its delicious local Lebanese cuisine and stunning views of the mountains.
- Bistro Faraya: Offers a cozy atmosphere and a great selection of Lebanese and international dishes.
- Al Shouf: Known for its authentic Lebanese mezze and grilled meats, a local favorite.
Do this
- Skiing at Mzaar: Experience skiing in one of the most beautiful resorts in the Middle East.
- Hiking in the Cedars: Explore the majestic cedar trees and stunning mountain trails.
- Attend the Faraya Winter Festival: Join in on the festivities featuring local food, music, and winter sports.
Local tips
- Try to visit during weekdays to avoid the weekend crowds at the ski resorts.
- Local bakeries offer the best traditional Lebanese pastries; don't miss out!
- Ask locals for hidden trails if you're hiking; they often know the best spots.
- Bring your own equipment if skiing; rentals can be expensive and may not be the best quality.
Know before you go
Best time
Dec-Mar, for winter sports enthusiasts, as Faraya is known for its ski resorts and winter activities.
Getting around
Private cars, taxis, and ride-sharing services like Uber and Bolt are common. Local buses are available but less frequent.
Airport
BEY
Language
Arabic is the main language, with French and English widely spoken.
Money
Lebanese Pound (LBP). Credit cards are accepted in many places, but cash is preferred in smaller establishments.
Safety
Faraya is generally safe for tourists, but it's advisable to stay aware of your surroundings, especially in crowded areas.
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