#ehmej

Ouf! So yummy! Today’s last meal would be that beautiful thing… #doublecheeseburger #cheeseburger #burger #ehmej #lebanon @nakrouchy (at Laqlouq) https://www.instagram.com/p/CS9gPiPI-Eo/?utm_medium=tumblr

Traditions! Long live traditions! “#Matmoura”; #potatoes baked in cow manure. It’s so finger licking good! #bakedpotato #backtotheroots #ehmej #potatoseason @albaydar.lavalleeblanche https://www.instagram.com/p/CSREmaxKkiy/?utm_medium=tumblr

Tag along to Discover the beauty of Haqlet el Heya. Hiking through this part of ehmej will lead to a plethora of stunning views, botanical beauties and the whiff of wild herbs Rugged hills, jagged peaks, ancient trees and wild orchards. Ehmej has 2 possible origins:Aramaic,meaning “the hidden” because it is located between various forests, the second is Syriac,meaning “top of the valley”. Along the way, you will see a high vertical isolated rock known as "Qornet-ar-Râheb" or “The Monk's peak , Inscriptions carved into a giant rock here date the village back to the Roman Age. You will cross many species of wild trees like the Wild pear trees. Also called the ghost tree because they are usually covered in white, in winter the snow and in spring white berries.” Apricot trees are well known.However their wild ancestor, Armeniaca vulgaris, is now rare and in danger of extinction.Their fruits are delicious and a bit more sour. Iris Sofarana is an endemic species of Mount Lebanon, occuring naturally only in this region.It grows only on a low herbaceous vegetarian and rocky slopes in mountainous regions between 1300 and 1700 meters of altitude.Their life span is very short (4 to 5 days). The trail then goes through Al Qantara, a natural arch of stone. Moss covers much of the rock. Always remember, whenever you are lost, that moss grows on the north side.The rocky slopes under the summit of El Wata, at an altitude ranging between 1650 to 1800 meters and partly covered by a small forest of iron oak (Quercus cerris), constitute the natural habitats of El-Dichar with a high diversity of plant species. More than twenty species of tree can be found, mostly deciduous, with species of oak, maples, and whitebeams, but also some evergreen tree species of junipers. @escape_intothewild 📷 #escape_intothewild #haqletelheya #wadielneznazi #neznazivalley #ehmej #byblos #Lebanon #beirut #hiking #hikinglebanon #hikingtrail #hikingadventures #hikingevent #adventureseeker #adventure_time #adventure #sunset #lebanonhiking #lebanonmountains #lebanonactivities #lebanonhikingtrail #photography #landscapephotography #bluesky #blueplanet #mountains #nature #naturephotography #trees #forest (at اهمج) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHTd5eWpokh/?igshid=1px0eefqufsc7

Tag along to Discover the beauty of Haqlet el Heya. Hiking through this part of ehmej will lead to a plethora of stunning views, botanical beauties and the whiff of wild herbs Rugged hills, jagged peaks, ancient trees and wild orchards. Ehmej has 2 possible origins:Aramaic,meaning “the hidden” because it is located between various forests, the second is Syriac,meaning “top of the valley”. Along the way, you will see a high vertical isolated rock known as "Qornet-ar-Râheb" or “The Monk's peak , Inscriptions carved into a giant rock here date the village back to the Roman Age. You will cross many species of wild trees like the Wild pear trees. Also called the ghost tree because they are usually covered in white, in winter the snow and in spring white berries.” Apricot trees are well known.However their wild ancestor, Armeniaca vulgaris, is now rare and in danger of extinction.Their fruits are delicious and a bit more sour. Iris Sofarana is an endemic species of Mount Lebanon, occuring naturally only in this region.It grows only on a low herbaceous vegetarian and rocky slopes in mountainous regions between 1300 and 1700 meters of altitude.Their life span is very short (4 to 5 days). The trail then goes through Al Qantara, a natural arch of stone. Moss covers much of the rock. Always remember, whenever you are lost, that moss grows on the north side.The rocky slopes under the summit of El Wata, at an altitude ranging between 1650 to 1800 meters and partly covered by a small forest of iron oak (Quercus cerris), constitute the natural habitats of El-Dichar with a high diversity of plant species. More than twenty species of tree can be found, mostly deciduous, with species of oak, maples, and whitebeams, but also some evergreen tree species of junipers. @escape_intothewild 📷 #escape_intothewild #haqletelheya #wadielneznazi #neznazivalley #ehmej #byblos #Lebanon #beirut #hiking #hikinglebanon #hikingtrail #hikingadventures #hikingevent #adventureseeker #adventure_time #adventure #sunset #lebanonhiking #lebanonmountains #lebanonactivities #lebanonhikingtrail #photography #landscapephotography #bluesky #blueplanet #mountains #nature #naturephotography #trees #forest (at Ehmej) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHTc71Wp4jA/?igshid=1gl597svy4eit

Tag along to Discover the beauty of Haqlet el Heya. Hiking through this part of ehmej will lead to a plethora of stunning views, botanical beauties and the whiff of wild herbs Rugged hills, jagged peaks, ancient trees and wild orchards. Ehmej has 2 possible origins:Aramaic,meaning “the hidden” because it is located between various forests, the second is Syriac,meaning “top of the valley”. Along the way, you will see a high vertical isolated rock known as "Qornet-ar-Râheb" or “The Monk's peak , Inscriptions carved into a giant rock here date the village back to the Roman Age. You will cross many species of wild trees like the Wild pear trees. Also called the ghost tree because they are usually covered in white, in winter the snow and in spring white berries.” Apricot trees are well known.However their wild ancestor, Armeniaca vulgaris, is now rare and in danger of extinction.Their fruits are delicious and a bit more sour. Iris Sofarana is an endemic species of Mount Lebanon, occuring naturally only in this region.It grows only on a low herbaceous vegetarian and rocky slopes in mountainous regions between 1300 and 1700 meters of altitude.Their life span is very short (4 to 5 days). The trail then goes through Al Qantara, a natural arch of stone. Moss covers much of the rock. Always remember, whenever you are lost, that moss grows on the north side.The rocky slopes under the summit of El Wata, at an altitude ranging between 1650 to 1800 meters and partly covered by a small forest of iron oak (Quercus cerris), constitute the natural habitats of El-Dichar with a high diversity of plant species. More than twenty species of tree can be found, mostly deciduous, with species of oak, maples, and whitebeams, but also some evergreen tree species of junipers. @escape_intothewild 📷 #escape_intothewild #haqletelheya #wadielneznazi #neznazivalley #ehmej #byblos #Lebanon #beirut #hiking #hikinglebanon #hikingtrail #hikingadventures #hikingevent #adventureseeker #adventure_time #adventure #sunset #lebanonhiking #lebanonmountains #lebanonactivities #lebanonhikingtrail #photography #landscapephotography #bluesky #blueplanet #mountains #nature #naturephotography #trees #forest (at Ehmej, Mont-Liban, Lebanon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHSzSVYpXFf/?igshid=1240z8tyvjt2q

Tag along to Discover the beauty of Haqlet el Heya. Hiking through this part of ehmej will lead to a plethora of stunning views, botanical beauties and the whiff of wild herbs Rugged hills, jagged peaks, ancient trees and wild orchards. Ehmej has 2 possible origins:Aramaic,meaning “the hidden” because it is located between various forests, the second is Syriac,meaning “top of the valley”. Along the way, you will see a high vertical isolated rock known as "Qornet-ar-Râheb" or “The Monk's peak , Inscriptions carved into a giant rock here date the village back to the Roman Age. You will cross many species of wild trees like the Wild pear trees. Also called the ghost tree because they are usually covered in white, in winter the snow and in spring white berries.” Apricot trees are well known.However their wild ancestor, Armeniaca vulgaris, is now rare and in danger of extinction.Their fruits are delicious and a bit more sour. Iris Sofarana is an endemic species of Mount Lebanon, occuring naturally only in this region.It grows only on a low herbaceous vegetarian and rocky slopes in mountainous regions between 1300 and 1700 meters of altitude.Their life span is very short (4 to 5 days). The trail then goes through Al Qantara, a natural arch of stone. Moss covers much of the rock. Always remember, whenever you are lost, that moss grows on the north side.The rocky slopes under the summit of El Wata, at an altitude ranging between 1650 to 1800 meters and partly covered by a small forest of iron oak (Quercus cerris), constitute the natural habitats of El-Dichar with a high diversity of plant species. More than twenty species of tree can be found, mostly deciduous, with species of oak, maples, and whitebeams, but also some evergreen tree species of junipers. @escape_intothewild 📷 #escape_intothewild #haqletelheya #wadielneznazi #neznazivalley #ehmej #byblos #Lebanon #beirut #hiking #hikinglebanon #hikingtrail #hikingadventures #hikingevent #adventureseeker #adventure_time #adventure #sunset #lebanonhiking #lebanonmountains #lebanonactivities #lebanonhikingtrail #photography #landscapephotography #bluesky #blueplanet #mountains #nature #naturephotography #trees #forest (at Ehmij) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHSy8ckJJdk/?igshid=u0osri8y8q7d

Tag along to Discover the beauty of Haqlet el Heya. Hiking through this part of ehmej will lead to a plethora of stunning views, botanical beauties and the whiff of wild herbs Rugged hills, jagged peaks, ancient trees and wild orchards. Ehmej has 2 possible origins:Aramaic,meaning “the hidden” because it is located between various forests, the second is Syriac,meaning “top of the valley”. Along the way, you will see a high vertical isolated rock known as "Qornet-ar-Râheb" or “The Monk's peak , Inscriptions carved into a giant rock here date the village back to the Roman Age. You will cross many species of wild trees like the Wild pear trees. Also called the ghost tree because they are usually covered in white, in winter the snow and in spring white berries.” Apricot trees are well known.However their wild ancestor, Armeniaca vulgaris, is now rare and in danger of extinction.Their fruits are delicious and a bit more sour. Iris Sofarana is an endemic species of Mount Lebanon, occuring naturally only in this region.It grows only on a low herbaceous vegetarian and rocky slopes in mountainous regions between 1300 and 1700 meters of altitude.Their life span is very short (4 to 5 days). The trail then goes through Al Qantara, a natural arch of stone. Moss covers much of the rock. Always remember, whenever you are lost, that moss grows on the north side.The rocky slopes under the summit of El Wata, at an altitude ranging between 1650 to 1800 meters and partly covered by a small forest of iron oak (Quercus cerris), constitute the natural habitats of El-Dichar with a high diversity of plant species. More than twenty species of tree can be found, mostly deciduous, with species of oak, maples, and whitebeams, but also some evergreen tree species of junipers. @escape_intothewild 📷 #escape_intothewild #haqletelheya #wadielneznazi #neznazivalley #ehmej #byblos #Lebanon #beirut #hiking #hikinglebanon #hikingtrail #hikingadventures #hikingevent #adventureseeker #adventure_time #adventure #sunset #lebanonhiking #lebanonmountains #lebanonactivities #lebanonhikingtrail #photography #landscapephotography #bluesky #blueplanet #mountains #nature #naturephotography #trees #forest (at Ehmej Jbeil) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHQ7hufJvu2/?igshid=1dxb0m69rat1k

Tag along to Discover the beauty of Haqlet el Heya. Hiking through this part of ehmej will lead to a plethora of stunning views, botanical beauties and the whiff of wild herbs Rugged hills, jagged peaks, ancient trees and wild orchards. Ehmej has 2 possible origins:Aramaic,meaning “the hidden” because it is located between various forests, the second is Syriac,meaning “top of the valley”. Along the way, you will see a high vertical isolated rock known as "Qornet-ar-Râheb" or “The Monk's peak , Inscriptions carved into a giant rock here date the village back to the Roman Age. You will cross many species of wild trees like the Wild pear trees. Also called the ghost tree because they are usually covered in white, in winter the snow and in spring white berries.” Apricot trees are well known.However their wild ancestor, Armeniaca vulgaris, is now rare and in danger of extinction.Their fruits are delicious and a bit more sour. Iris Sofarana is an endemic species of Mount Lebanon, occuring naturally only in this region.It grows only on a low herbaceous vegetarian and rocky slopes in mountainous regions between 1300 and 1700 meters of altitude.Their life span is very short (4 to 5 days). The trail then goes through Al Qantara, a natural arch of stone. Moss covers much of the rock. Always remember, whenever you are lost, that moss grows on the north side.The rocky slopes under the summit of El Wata, at an altitude ranging between 1650 to 1800 meters and partly covered by a small forest of iron oak (Quercus cerris), constitute the natural habitats of El-Dichar with a high diversity of plant species. More than twenty species of tree can be found, mostly deciduous, with species of oak, maples, and whitebeams, but also some evergreen tree species of junipers. @escape_intothewild 📷 #escape_intothewild #haqletelheya #wadielneznazi #neznazivalley #ehmej #byblos #Lebanon #beirut #hiking #hikinglebanon #hikingtrail #hikingadventures #hikingevent #adventureseeker #adventure_time #adventure #sunset #lebanonhiking #lebanonmountains #lebanonactivities #lebanonhikingtrail #photography #landscapephotography #bluesky #blueplanet #mountains #nature #naturephotography #trees #forest (at Ehmej, Mont-Liban, Lebanon) https://www.instagram.com/p/CHQ7KLep99r/?igshid=ibnpc7mhwu86