Discover Miziara: Churches, Shrines & Hilltop Views

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r/Lebanon shares a tour of Miziara and Hmeis in North Lebanon, exploring churches and shrines including Our Lady of Miziara, the Saint Maria Goretti Shrine, and Mart Moura. The visit highlights the village’s hilltop setting, religious heritage, distinctive architecture, and scenic valley.

Miziara, village in Zgharta North Lebanon, situated on a hilltop 800 meters above sea level #miziara

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Miziara, village in Zgharta North Lebanon, situated on a hilltop 800 meters above sea level #miziara

William Matar
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Jan 1
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Discover Miziara and Hmeis, visiting Emm el Marahem Church... and the visit continues... Saint Maria Goretti Shrine, Mar Nehmtallah Hardini Church, Miziara main square, Our Lady of Miziara... Hmeis main square, Prophet Elias Church... A valley... we will go deep to discover... Mart Moura (Saint Moura church)

Special thanks: Elie J. Tannous - Dora Abdallah - Jean Khoury - Juliana Zahoul - William Matar - OxLb.com

00:00 - Discover Miziara and Hmeis
02:05 - Emm el Marahem Church
15:57 - And the visit continues...
17:30 - Saint Maria Goretti Shrine
23:58 - Mar Nehmtallah Hardini Church
28:02 - Miziara main square, Our Lady of Miziara
34:17 - Hmeis main square, Prophet Elias Church
37:33 - Speech of Mayor Juliana Zahoul
41:36 - Discover the valley...
41:36 - Mart Moura (Saint Moura church)

Miziara is a distinctive village in the Zgharta District of North Lebanon, situated on a hilltop approximately 800 meters above sea level. It is widely celebrated for its eccentric architecture, lush landscapes, and deep religious roots.

Unique Architecture: The village is famous for its "extravagant" homes, most notably the Airplane House, a residential structure designed to resemble an Airbus A380. Other unusual landmarks include a Pyramid House and buildings inspired by Greek and Egyptian ruins.

Religious Significance: Miziara is home to Our Lady of Miziara (Mother of Mercies), a prominent Maria shrine and pilgrimage site featuring lifelike sculptures and a peaceful park. The village also hosts over 12 churches, including the rose-shaped St. Maria Teresa Goretti Shrine.

Rich History: Originally a dense forest filled with wild boars, it was not inhabited until the late 17th century. It later became known for its emigrants, particularly to Brazil and Africa, whose success funded the village’s "palaces" and modern development.

Nature and Tourism: Visitors c...
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