مغارة جعيتا. مغارة جعيتا

It was found in 1963 by the Speleologists Club and excavated by Father Hours
Jeita was not on the list The Jeita Grotto was a candidate for the competition

مغارة جعيتا لؤلؤة السياحة في لبنان: رحلة بحرية داخل جبل

2000 Appreciation from the Arab Musical Association".

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[2020] Adults LBP 18,315, Children 4-15 10,270, Children 0-3 free
مغارة جعيتا لبنان
The third chamber is the biggest of all three chambers and has a height of more than 120 metres 390 ft
مغارة جعيتا...لؤلؤة السياحة في لبنان
After many years of exploration, speleologists have penetrated about 6,200 metres 20,300 ft from the entry point of the lower grotto to the far end of the underground river and about 2,130 metres 6,990 ft of the upper galleries
Maroun Hajj, the oarsman shown on the stamp, still leads boat tours forty years after the stamp was issued Though inhabited in , the lower cave was not rediscovered until 1836 by Reverend William Thomson; it can only be visited by boat since it channels an that provides fresh drinking water to more than a million Lebanese
In 1958 the lower caverns were opened to the public, meanwhile exploration was still underway mainly by the Lebanese Caving Club Spaces speak, are you listening? The upper cave contains a great concentration of a variety of crystallized formations such as stalactites, , columns, mushrooms, ponds, curtains and draperies

مغارة جعيتا في لبنان

It was first noted in 1833 by Botta and excavated by in two positions in 1898, 1900, 1908 and 1910.

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مغارة جعيتا في لبنان
Other names [ ] Tourist facilities in the vicinity of the grotto The name of the cave changed several times since its discovery
مغارة جعيتا لبنان
1997 International Environmental Award from the German Travel Association DRV
مغارة جعيتا في لبنان
Upper cave [ ] The Jeita upper cave has an overall length of 2,130 metres 6,990 ft of which only 750 metres 2,460 ft are accessible to visitors via a specially conceived walkway; access to the remainder of the cave was restricted to prevent ecological damage which may occur due to the flocking tourists