Nature
Aafrah
Aafrah is a mountain located near the Beqaa Valley in eastern Lebanon. It has an elevation of 1645 metres.
Updated September 9, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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Aafrah
Nearby stays
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Palmyra Hotel
7.5 km
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Jupiter Hotel
7.5 km
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Pension jammal
7.6 km
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Hotel Ash-Shams
7.7 km
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Hotel Shouman
7.8 km
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Temples & religious sites
Temple of Bacchus
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Temples & religious sites
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Temples & religious sites
Temple of Jupiter
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7.9 km away
Heritage & monuments
temples of Baalbek
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8.0 km away
Nature
Beqaa Valley
A valley lying between the Lebanon and Anti-Lebanon mountain ranges, about 30 kilometers east of Beirut. It is known as a fertile agricultural region watered by the Orontes and Litani rivers.
10.5 km away