Lebanon is the only Middle Eastern country that properly distinguishes itself from the rest of the region. With its fascinating historical landmarks, lovely beaches, delectable cuisine, vibrant nightlife, and picturesque mountains, it is a fantastic tourist destination. The country genuinely has everything to suit everyone's preferences. Would you like to learn more about this country? Here are ten fascinating facts that may surprise you. 
Here are the Most Interesting Facts about Lebanon that will you surprised:- 

1. The country's name is thought to be the world's oldest, having stayed constant for more than 4000 years.

2. According to Christian tradition, Jesus Christ performed his first miracle in Sidon, Lebanon (The miracle of turning water into wine).

3. The Phoenicians (Original People of Lebanon) were the first to build a boat and sail it. As a result, they arrived in America before Christopher Columbus!

4. If we're talking about firsts, you should also know that Lebanon is home to the world's first law school. In the first century AD, the Roman Empire, possibly under Emperor Augustus, constructed a law school in Beirut, Lebanon's capital and one of the world's oldest cities

5. It is the only country in the Middle East without a desert. The vast desert regions with people riding camels are the first thing that comes to mind when you think of a Middle Eastern country. That isn't the case here, though. It, on the other hand, receives snowfall and even boasts ski resorts that are open for up to three months of the year.

6. There are more Lebanese living outside of the country than inside. The country's population is believed to be between six and seven million people, with an additional eight to fourteen million Lebanese living outside the country.

7. Another noteworthy thing to note is that Lebanon has the highest Human Development Index and GDP per capita among Arab countries.

8. A piece of land in Lebanon might have two legal owners. This is correct! One person owns the plot of land, while another owns the crop that grows there. If you were to purchase the land, you would have to pay both of these parties before becoming the sole owner.

9. Byblos (Lebanon) is the world's oldest continually inhabited city, and it was here that the first alphabet was formed.

10. In terms of cigarette usage, the country is ranked third in the globe. The World Health Organization (WHO) claims that.

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Chad is a little-known Central African country that is completely landlocked. It is bordered on the north by Libya, on the east by Sudan, on the south by the Central African Republic, on the southwest by Cameroon and Nigeria, and on the west by Niger. It is the continent's fifth-largest country, with many zones ranging from the Sahara desert to the Sahelian belt and savanna zones. Let's take a look at the top 11 most interesting facts about Chad with On His Own Trip, The country is named after Lake Chad.  It is Africa's second-biggest lake and Chad's largest wetland. Lake Chad is a freshwater body of water that borders Nigeria, Cameroon, and Niger. Since 1963, it has declined by as much as 95%.

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Chad is a little-known Central African country that is completely landlocked. It is bordered on the north by Libya, on the east by Sudan, on the south by the Central African Republic, on the southwest by Cameroon and Nigeria, and on the west by Niger. It is the continent's fifth-largest country, with many zones ranging from the Sahara desert to the Sahelian belt and savanna zones. Let's take a look at the top 11 most interesting facts about Chad with On His Own Trip, The country is named after Lake Chad.  It is Africa's second-biggest lake and Chad's largest wetland. Lake Chad is a freshwater body of water that borders Nigeria, Cameroon, and Niger. Since 1963, it has declined by as much as 95%.

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The region above 26000 feet (8000 meters) is known as the Death Zone.  Besides hypothermia, frostbite, brain swellings, heart attacks, and avalanches, the human mind starts shutting off at such high altitudes due to lack of oxygen triggering cerebral edema. Green Boots: Mount Everest’s Most Famous Body in the world and Almost everyone who climbs Everest, especially those climbing on the north side, knows about Green Boots! His body lay under the shadow of an overhanging rock, and it came to be known as Green Boots Cave. The ‘cave’ located at about 8500 meters altitude is a regular resting point for climbers on the way back from the Everest summit. As his body lies curled up as if to protect himself from the cold and the wind, and the red fleece jacket is pulled up to his face, you could almost mistake him for a person taking a nap. Since his legs stretch out into the path, mountaineers have to gingerly cross over the neon boots to move ahead.

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The world, while abundantly beautiful, has its fair share of daunting or scary bits too. Who doesn’t have a phobia? I mean it's only human for all of us to get a little perturbed by something. I for one fear snakes, eeeshh. And while you and I may not have an active fear of crocodiles, let's be honest me dearies, we aren’t plunging into a crocodile-infested river anytime soon! Yet, that doesn’t change the fact that it leaves the mind mesmerized. So,
 here are 5 of The Most Dangerous Crocodile Infested Rivers In The World.
Vishwamitri River, India
Olifants River, South Africa and Mozambique
Crocodile River, South Africa
East Aligator River, Australia
Nile River, Africa

Dangerous Crocodile

Our trips are about a lot more than just seeing a place. There is a strong emphasis on bonding. Even though the trips are professionally organized, the ambience we create resembles a group of friends traveling together with a manali tour package from mumbai. Many hotel managers, agents are nonplussed when they see our groups and can’t believe they are a bunch of strangers who just met two or three days back on the trip. We are used to Bollywood-esque airport scenes with trippers getting emotional, not wanting to go back, tickets being rescheduled and in some cases trips being extended.

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The mountains are home to Hidden in the Himalayas: A mythical creature called the Yeti | On His Own Trip
multiple mysteries and pages after pages can be written about them whether it’s the spirits looming over hills to quirky customs that one might witness on a mountain top. And yet, arguably the biggest myth from the Himalayas is of the yeti. North American folklore has Bigfoot or Sasquatch, Russia has the Jungle Man and there’s a Chinese version as well. Meanwhile, the tall peaks on our side of the world have been telling tall tales of the yeti.

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The mountains are home to Hidden in the Himalayas: A mythical creature called the Yeti | On His Own Trip
multiple mysteries and pages after pages can be written about them whether it’s the spirits looming over hills to quirky customs that one might witness on a mountain top. And yet, arguably the biggest myth from the Himalayas is of the yeti. North American folklore has Bigfoot or Sasquatch, Russia has the Jungle Man and there’s a Chinese version as well. Meanwhile, the tall peaks on our side of the world have been telling tall tales of the yeti.

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