Byblos, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Lebanon, is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, renowned for its ancient Phoenician heritage. This coastal site features well-preserved ruins, including a Crusader-era castle, Roman theaters, and Phoenician temples, showcasing layers of history spanning millennia. Its significance as a trading hub and the birthplace of the Phoenician alphabet highlights its cultural legacy. The picturesque harbor and archaeological treasures make it a testament to human civilization’s enduring presence.

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