Beiteddine,
Lebanon is known for its Festival, which is held in
a 200-year-old palace in Beiteddine, a little
town in the mountainous region of the Chouf, 45 kilometres
south-east of Beirut. The Palace is a jewel of Lebanese
architecture with its many courtyards, monumental gates,
elegant arcades and levelled galleries. Built at the
beginning of the 19th century by Emir Bechir Chehab
II, the Palace was once the headquarters of the Moutassarifia
and served later as the summer residence of the Lebanese
Presidents. With the onset of the war in 1975, the
Palace stopped being used for official purposes. To
get to BeiteddineBeiteddine lies around 45 km south
east of Beirut. It is situated around 900 meters above
sea level and is accessible via two main routes:- One
route goes South from Beirut and then turns Eastward
at Damour and back towards the Northeast to get to
Beiteddine. - The second route by which Beiteddine is accessible goes up the mountains following the Damascus
highway and then turns into the Chouf mountains at
Mudairej going through Ain Dara, Ain Zhalta and passing
below the Barouk Cedars
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