If you are traveling to Lebanon, get these souvenirs home
What's the story
Known for its well-preserved castles and stunning beaches, Lebanon is a beautiful travel destination that has so much to offer.
And if you are traveling to this scenic country, which is lovingly called The Land of Milk and Honey, you are in for a memorable experience that you can easily take home in the form of mementos.
Here are five souvenirs you should buy.
Item 1
Messages carved on cedar wood
Cedar trees are an important part of Lebanon's culture. The country takes pride in them as they also grace its national flag.
The wood derived from these trees is used to make adorable carvings with delightful messages written on them, perfect to take back as a value addition to your home decor.
You can even get personalized messages written on them.
Item 2
Assorted roasted nuts
Roasted nuts in Lebanon are a mass favorite for their flavor and aroma.
Locals serve them with drinks, so if you get a chance to visit someone's home, roasted almonds, cashews, pistachios, etc are some snacks you would be served with.
There are many roasteries across the country from where you can score a packet or two of these delicious assorted roasted nuts.
Item 3
Local wine
Lebanese wine like Chateau Ksara is among the most sought-after wines if you are in the mood to experience the raw and authentic culture of Lebanon.
Another one is Château Musar which has been making some of the most long-lasting. world-class white and red wines for generations.
Before buying a bottle, check your homeland's travel rules and regulations.
Item 4
Artisanal clothing
Getting your hands on some beautiful artisanal clothing from Lebanon is a decision you will thank us for.
The reason? Well, they are handmade, feature intricate designs that speak volumes about the country's traditions, and are available in a variety that you won't be tired of.
From kaftans to wedding dresses, there is something special for everyone up for grabs.
Item 5
Sweets
Lebanese food is popular around the world and its local sweets have a significant role to play here.
So when you are shopping around, sampling (and buying!) a spread of authentic Lebanese sweets like Maamoul, Knafeh, Halawet el Jibn, Baklava, and Shaabiyat goes without saying.
Most of these sweets last a long period, so you can easily travel around with them.