Leptis Magna is one of the most prominent cities of Rome and the carcass of this city can be seen in Al Khums, Libya. This site is one of the most stupendous sites of Rome and this site is unharmed for various reasons. Leptis Magna was established by the Sidonians in a fine and productive realm. This city is one of the most significant cities of Tripoli that created Tripoli confederacy. (Read More…)

Sabratha is situated in the Zawia district of the northwestern corner of the contemporary Libya. The port of Sabratha was developed in 500 BC and this port served as a coastal channel for African surroundings so that products could be transported. This city was an important fraction of the Numidian Empire and later on, this city was reconstructed in 2nd and 3rd century AD. (Read More…)

Jamahiriya Museum is one of the most prominent places in the city of Tripoli which is distinguished in all respects. The appearance and display of this museum makes it one of the greatest monuments in the world. The utmost characteristic of this museum is that this represents Neolithic generation and contemporary ages. This rare combination of new and old age makes this museum one of the most classic pieces that is admirable in all aspects. (Read More…)

Ubari Sand Sea offers a marvelous desert environment and is situated within the Daouada region. Ubari Sand Sea is expands from Ghadames to the northwest and the enormous panoramic scenes of the sands offer stupendous beauty. Each and every bit of the Ubari sands is simply breathtaking and unveils natural beauty. Another enchanting thing is that the shades of the colors can alter according to the angle and form of the mounds. The parts of the Ubari lakes are remarkable as the water is lined with date and tamarisk trees. The scene of sunrise is worth watching in the land that offers lucid blue daylight skies. (Read More…)

Green Mountain is a moorland area in Libya which boasts of fertile conditions and is situated in the current metropolis of Al Jabar Al Akhdar. This province is best known for foresting conditions and Jebel Akhdar integrates mountain plateaus. These mountain uplands are cut down by numerous valleys. This area has become known as one of the wettest places in Libya. Owing to maximum rainfall, this region produces rich fruits, potatoes, and other crops. (Read More…)

The battlefield of Tobruk is a war site that is located on Tobruk and this site is 140 km to the East of Ras Alteen. The chronology of Libya is fairly distinguished for diverse pre-historic records but the battle of Tobruk is one of the most significant records. The battlefield of Tobruk is best known for presenting the gallantry of warriors who fought for the sake of their country. (Read More…)

It cannot be denied that Libya is home to the most eye-catching beaches. The beaches of Libya incorporate natural dissimilarities, some are sandy and some may incorporate palm trees. The coastline of Libya is 2,000 km long and it is the main reason that the beaches of Libya have an approbation of being the longest beaches along the whole Mediterranean area. (Read More…)

In the southwest region of Libya, Ghadames is located at a distance of 683km from Tripoli. The tourists can reach this place by acquiring any transportation means easily. This city discerns itself by its extraordinary look and shape and offers various comfortable lodgings for the accommodation of tourists in the middle of the arid region. The whole town is full of small streets and all houses have intercommunicating patios that are reserved only for women. Inhabitants of this oasis are the admirers of freedom and liberty and they love to hear music as well as play various musical instruments. You will really enjoy the music of the simple cane flute. (Read More…)

The Zallaf Sand Dunes are located at the distance of 600km in the south west region of Tripoli. It is basically a deserted environment of sandbank. The saline lakes here consist of water with a high level of salt and are almost three times as salty in comparison to sea water. These saline lakes also contain a high content of minerals. There are approximately 21 saline lakes in Libya. Those who are seeking out recreation and comfort should try warm sand baths and should immerse in salty lakes. A nomadic tribe, the Tureg, also resides here and provides an opportunity to get familiar with the cultural heritage of Libya. The Zallaf Sand Dunes are located in Benghazi city of Libya and is a must visit place for all travelers. (Read More…)