Anjar
Anjar is the only vestige in Lebanon dating from the Omayyad period and the caliphs considered it as their summer
residence. Organized after a Byzantine city-plan, this city on the Intersection of the trade routes leading to
Damascus, Homs and Baalbak housed 600 shops and its economic prosperity was well known.
Whether destroyed by earthquakes or men, Anjar vanished in the VIIIth century. |
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