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- History
- Travel Tips
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- Fortresses
- Khans
- Places of Worship
  - Mosques
  - Churches
  - Maqams
  - Synagogue
- Museums
- Palaces
- Public Gardens
- Baths
- Temples
Where to Stay
Food & Drink
People of Saida
- NGOs
Things To Do
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The Temple Of Ashmoun

by gdeveloper February 1, 2019

The Temple of Eshmun is an ancient place of worship dedicated to Eshmun, the Phoenician god of healing. It was built by the Phoenicians for Ashmoun, the God of health and healing…

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Sidon

A Story of 6000 Years

Sidon is a Lebanese city with a long, rich history. Indeed, it is believed that the area was inhabited sometime around 6,000 B.C. Located south of Beirut, this Phoenician city is now one of the largest cities in Lebanon and is home to Sayhad, a busy port. Much of Sidon’s history lies beneath the modern buildings, making it difficult for archeologists to conduct excavations; however, there are incredible sites that can be explored, including the Sidon Sea Castle.