Qadisha Valley Review

The cult of immortality is not only popular in China, but at least once there were a large number of religious fans actively cultivating in the caves on the land where Lebanon is today. The place is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Many caves are only legendary, but not found. The monastery, which was opened to the outside world, was later built. It is said that the "fairy man" who lived in the cave was received into the newly built monastery for the elderly.