Baalbek Roman Ruins
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Ilya Melnik
About this spot
The Baalbek Roman ruins are a majestic archaeological complex located in the Bekaa Valley of modern-day Lebanon. Originally known as Heliopolis, this ancient site is home to some of the most well-preserved and awe-inspiring Roman temples, including the Temple of Jupiter, the Temple of Bacchus, and the Temple of Venus. These architectural marvels, dating back to the 1st century AD, showcase the intricate craftsmanship, ornate details, and monumental scale of Roman construction. Among the most notable features are the colossal Trilithon stones at the Temple of Jupiter, each weighing around 800 tons. The Baalbek Roman ruins serve as a testament to the grandeur and historical significance of the Roman Empire, attracting scholars, archaeologists, and tourists from around the world.
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