Anjar

Founded in the early eighth century during the Islamic Umayyad period, Anjar stands as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley. This fortified city, positioned along a key trading route, showcases the remains of palaces, a mosque, and Roman-style public baths. Visitors can explore the well-preserved ruins, which offer a glimpse into the architectural and urban planning techniques of the Umayyad era. The site’s strategic location and historical significance make it a compelling destination for those interested in the region’s rich history.