"Bcharré" Bcharre by MalenaN

Bcharre Travel Guide: 36 reviews and 68 photos

Bcharré is a small town in the Qadisha Valley with red roofed houses and three churches. This is the town you pass through when you are going to The Cedars. There is a nice museum of the Lebanese poet, novelist and painter Khalil Gibran (1883 - 1931). It is absolutly worth visiting. The entrance fee is 3000 LL (June 2002).

Last visit to Bcharre: Jun 2002
Intro Written Sep 2, 2005
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To Bcharre and the cedars Transportation (1)

To go to Bcharré, minibuses are leaving Trablous from Abdel Hamid Karani Square (near the tourist office). The price is... more travel advice

See the cedar trees Things to Do (1)

The cedars of Lebanon are mentioned already in the Old Testament. By that time cedar forests covered big areas of the... more travel advice

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sachara Apr 9, 2007 at 12:27 AM

Malena, the opening picture of Bcharre at your page is great. In the 90s transportation was a real problem, so we made a tour in a hired bus with two other fellow travellers.