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Faqra

Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian

Archaeological site · Faqra

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Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian
Photograph: Tahsine Reda
  • Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian — photograph 2
    Florent Pin
  • Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian — photograph 3
    Alexandr Vakhrushev
  • Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian — photograph 4
    Florent Pin
  • Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian — photograph 5
    Thomas Ritter
  • Temple of Atargatis Kfardebian — photograph 6
    P Elie Korkomaz (Flyoverlebanon)

The Temple of Atargatis in Kfardebian is an archaeological site located in the town of Faqra, within the Keserwan district. It is a historical ruin that offers a glimpse into ancient religious practices linked to Atargatis, reflecting the region's past civilizations.

Visitors might choose this site to explore Lebanon's ancient cultural heritage and see an example of temple architecture connected to local religious history. The site provides direct access to ruins that tell the story of worship and settlement in the area.

This site suits history enthusiasts and archaeological visitors looking for insights into ancient religious sites in Lebanon. It is likely best visited as part of cultural or educational trips in the Keserwan district.

Address
XRW5+X4J, Mazraat Kfar Dibiane, Lebanon

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