Visit South Governorate
Sidon
590.1 thousand
590.1 thousand
The South Governorate of Lebanon is a coastal region that borders Israel, and is home to the beautiful city of Sidon. Located in the heart of the Mediterranean, this area offers stunning views of both land and sea.
Tourists visiting this area will find plenty to keep them occupied, from relaxing on the beaches, wandering through historic sites such as Tyre and Sidon's Crusader Castle, or sampling some delicious regional cuisine. For those looking for an adventure off-the-beaten-path, there are several nature reserves nearby offering great opportunities for hiking or birdwatching.
An interesting historical fact about the South Governorate is that it was once part of Greater Syria during Ottoman rule, before becoming a French Mandate in 1920 following World War I. Today, it is still known as an important cultural center with a diversity of religions coexisting peacefully among its inhabitants.
Tourists visiting this area will find plenty to keep them occupied, from relaxing on the beaches, wandering through historic sites such as Tyre and Sidon's Crusader Castle, or sampling some delicious regional cuisine. For those looking for an adventure off-the-beaten-path, there are several nature reserves nearby offering great opportunities for hiking or birdwatching.
An interesting historical fact about the South Governorate is that it was once part of Greater Syria during Ottoman rule, before becoming a French Mandate in 1920 following World War I. Today, it is still known as an important cultural center with a diversity of religions coexisting peacefully among its inhabitants.
