1km From the Heliopolis Temple Complex, Baalbeck LebanonMap
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Crazy how they did it
It’s crazy to imagine how this stone was cut and also how other stones like it were moved to the Baalbek ruins. This is a good 20 minute stop to walk down to the rock and take in its size.
It’s crazy to imagine how this stone was cut and also how other stones like it were moved to the Baalbek ruins. This is a good 20 minute stop to walk down to the rock and take in its size.
This is definitely worth a quick stop. I can't believe the industrious genius it would take to carve out these immense stones and then move then a mile down the road - and then stack them! This is...
This is definitely worth a quick stop. I can't believe the industrious genius it would take to carve out these immense stones and then move then a mile down the road - and then stack them! This is...
Site of an old Roman quarry with allegedly the largest stone in the world. Not too much to see, but welcoming site/shopkeeper and well worth a brief stop as part of a trip out of Beirut ti the nearby ...
Crazy how they did it
It’s crazy to imagine how this stone was cut and also how other stones like it were moved to the Baalbek ruins. This is a good 20 minute stop to walk down to the rock and take in its size.
Crazy how they did it
It’s crazy to imagine how this stone was cut and also how other stones like it were moved to the Baalbek ruins. This is a good 20 minute stop to walk down to the rock and take in its size.
How'd they do that?
This is definitely worth a quick stop. I can't believe the industrious genius it would take to carve out these immense stones and then move then a mile down the road - and then stack them! This is...
How'd they do that?
This is definitely worth a quick stop. I can't believe the industrious genius it would take to carve out these immense stones and then move then a mile down the road - and then stack them! This is...
Worth a brief stop
Site of an old Roman quarry with allegedly the largest stone in the world. Not too much to see, but welcoming site/shopkeeper and well worth a brief stop as part of a trip out of Beirut ti the nearby ...