Antoine & Mirriam

Taj | +961 76 111551

Al Fardous | +961 6 560605

Beit Setti | +961 6 560200

Alonso | +961 3 584850

Pinch | +961 6 560698

Seasons | +961 6 560530

Bar Vu | +961 71 002400

Minus | +961 3 450245

Haze Sunset Bar | +961 76 176020

Horsh Ehden Nature Reserve is a diverse and beautiful remnant of cedar forests, making the reserve a very important part of the country’s cultural and natural heritage. The reserve has a multitude of rare and endemic plants that flourish in it. Horsh Ehden is a mixed forest of juniper, fir, and the country’s last protected community of wild apple trees, bordered by patches of cedar. A number of water sources can be found in Horsh Ehden, the most important of which are Ain al-Naasa, Nabaa Jouït, and Ain al-Baiada.

The reserve nests beautiful valleys and gorges, with their wild orchids, brightly colored salamanders, mushrooms, and other flora and fauna.

Horsh Ehden Nature Reserve | +961 6 560590 or +961 70 601601

St. Sarkis monastery overlooks Ehden, Kfarsghab, bane, and Hadath el Jebbeh. Given its exceptional location commanding the valley at 1500 meters altitude, the monastery is called the watchful eye of Qadisha. 

Saint Mamas (Mar Mema), which is the oldest maronite church in Lebanon, built in 749 A.D. on the remains of a pagan temple.

Sayidet al Hosn, church of our lady of the fortress, was built over the remains of a crusader castle, hence the amazing view that it commands. 

Saint Moura was built in 1339 and witnessed the founding of the lebanese maronite monastic order in 1695.

The cathedral of St. Georges, with its seven altars, houses the mausoleum of Yousef Bek Karam, while his statue and that of Gabriel Sionite stand in the courtyard.

Ehden Adventures and Ehden Mountain Activities are great for outdoor activities for adults. Enjoy hiking, paragliding, zip lining , caving, and more by contacting:

Ehden Adventures | +961 3 491493

Ehden Mountain Activities | +961 3 754928

A trip to Ehden is not complete without a visit to al Midan, a historic public square, surrounded by typical Lebanese architecture and filled with cafes, patisseries, and restaurants. Al Midan is the place to be 24 hours a day.

Take a stroll in the early morning and you can smell the turkish coffee with cardamom. 

At noon, have a leisurely lunch under the shade of the colored umbrellas. After a cup of tea, nibble on local sweets up at the pass. 

In the evening, the shisha smoke rises above the sound of merriment during dinner. Then, end the day with a sip of Sahleb to warm you up.

Salon Albert Doueihy | +961 70 700245

Salon Toni Almawi | +961 71 655 531

Alain Hayek | +961 70 367980

Nina Chami | +961 3 982179

Iva Wellness Boutique | +961 3 130006