Basic trips to discover and understand your country. Visit Lebanon’s major sites, learn about their history, cultural heritage and architecture. Meet the locals and take part in workshops to feel history in your hands. Tripoli and the Cedars: Discover 1000 years old city with its souks, mosques churches and castle. Walk in the shades of [ Read More ]
Ehden and the Cedars: walk in Ehden’s natural reserve and enjoy the extreme sports and the charming old village. Discover life in a village and take part in a unique culinary workshop. ‘Amiq Terbol and Tanaayel: discover the fertile Beqaa valley; learn about agriculture, dairy products and birds. Visit a traditional mud house in Terbol. [ Read More ]
Biladi is the only N.G.O specialized in organizing educational thematic tours at the Beirut National Museum. By means of themes, covering all the major historical periods in Lebanon, Students will learn history while playing and creating art work related to the museum’s collections. They will keep their work as a souvenir of the day. The [ Read More ]
Ehden: Discover the beauty of Northern Lebanon, walk in the Ehden’s old street and Midan, hike in the shades of ancient trees in Ehden natural reserve and enjoy extreme sports in the magnificent scenery of Ehden’s nature. Shouf: Go hiking under old Cedar trees, learn about Lebanon’s national emblem and discover the 18th and 19th [ Read More ]
Biladi’s team Biladi brings together a number of qualified and experienced educators, archaeologists, architects, sociologists, film makers and researchers. We pride ourselves as being pioneers in Lebanon in combining scientific learning and fun. Joanne Farchakh Bajjaly, Biladi’s manager, holds M.A in archaeology and journalism. She started her career as a school teacher at Collège Saint [ Read More ]
We provide training programs for schools and teachers, especially History – Geography and civil education: “Outdoor class” In November 2010, Joanne Farchakh Bajjaly held a training session for 15 history, geography and art teachers from 10 different schools at the archaeological site of Jbeil. The aim of the training was an “outdoor class on medieval [ Read More ]
