Qabb Elias is a town in the Bekaa valley rich in historical sites and it is 15 kilometers away from Zahle. An exquisite wine tasting in Chateau Heritage will complement our hike today. The owners of the winery and loyal friends of Vamos Todos will make us a tour and give us all the needed info. They will first share with us some new trails in the village in which they live all year long, Qabb-Elias.

Niha is the last village in Mount Lebanon. According to a Druze legend there is a relatively modern structure located in a hill overlooking Niha town in the Chouf that is supposed to be the burial site of the prophet Job. Niha is one of the most known destinations. There are many caves, natural and man-made. One among them, a cave-fortress that was cut into a cliff during the Crusades between 1165–1260, is named Niha's Castle or Shakif Tiro. According to the popular tale prince Fakhreddine El Ma'ani II hid there when fleeing of the Ottomans in 1635. The renowned Lebanese singer Wadih El Safi was born in Niha, and he's one of the most important mawwal performers of Lebanon and in the Middle East.

In the Assyrian language, the word ‘assia’ means ‘medical practitioner’. Assia was named after a monk who cared for patients and managed a monastery holding the name of St. Assia Monastery. Assia is a village of exceptional beauty. It is rich in remainders of ancient civilizations; where we can see sarcophagi, old historical churches and old grape and olive presses. The village has many springs and water ponds; Saidet el Qalaa Pond, (or The Lady of the Fortress Pond), which is the most beautiful sight we will encounter. Just sitting there by the pond and watching the waterfall overhead is truly amazing! Assia is also known for its handcrafted pottery.

Our visit this time to the “Holy Valley” will be mainly focused around one of the most important monastery in the valley, Mar Antonios Kozhaya. “Kozhaya” originates from Syriac meaning "the treasure of Life". The Monastery is located at 950 meters above sea level and was built at the beginning of the fourth century. Despite being looted, set on fire and demolished, some vestiges dating back to the seventh century still remain.

GHERFINE - The forgotten village Hiking can be enjoyed anywhere in Lebanon. “Gherfine” is one of the most beautiful villages in Jbeil region that is rich in scenic spots and old historical places. Its climate is a very convenient one due to the presence of vast greeneries all around. “Gherfine” is a town with many landmarks with some dating hundreds of years. Our members will have the chance to explore a new trail prepared fully by Vamos Todos. Our hike will be divided into 2 levels:

Mejdel - Kaftoun The Wadi of Nahr El Jawz is among the most beautiful valleys in Lebanon. Indeed, it includes lush vegetation, numerous ancient mills, archeological findings, old houses and demolished ancient shacks along the riverbed. Hence, one can walk on in this location several trails. This time, we prepared for you a brand-new trail that you will discover for the first time. We will hike from Mejdel to Kaftoun, and pass by two small towns along the way. We will see impressing waterfalls, the river flowing before our eyes, water streams, and ancient stairs.

Bkassine Wadi Jezzine Hike We are going this time to the Lebanese village of Bkassine. This village was named one of the best tourist villages in the world by the World Tourism Organization. Bkassine is indeed a charming peaceful village gifted by nature with a large and exquisite pine forest, covering an area of 1 million square meters, making it the largest pine forest in Lebanon. It is also the last pine forest to the south of Turkey. Bkassine is known for its high quality pine nuts, produced from this forest. At the end of the hike, we will stop at a local villager to buy Bkassine pine nuts. Bkassine is a traditional Lebanese town with red-tile roof houses and narrow streets

Baakline, an ideal destination for hikers and nature lover as it is located in the beautiful area of Shouf where outstanding forests and well preserved nature can be seen. Baakline is known for its unique national library containing a considerable number of information sources dating back to the Lebanese Republic history. The building was constructed in 1897 during the Ottoman Empire. It has been restored and inaugurated as a public library in 1987.

Private Event: Bcharre Cedars reserve, Annoubine, and Batroun! The cedar forests of Lebanon are the oldest documented forests in history. There are 31 cedar forests in Lebanon, most significantly the forest of the Cedars of God in Bcharre. It is an ancient grove of cedars, the oldest in Lebanon: a beautiful site that gives you a feeling of peace and quiet. You will also see the sculptures of Rudy Rahmeh done with such talent, adding to the beauty of the forest.