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Two small children's corpses were also found. But the question is, is anyone still there? According to a website called Ghouls of Lebanon, Kayssar's son, Amer Amer, "was rumored to have been a part of a secret international organization and to have been the leader of its Lebanese branch. " Additionally, despite owning a family cemetery, Kayssar wanted to be buried near the church that he built facing the hotel, says the website. "This is very strange and makes the rumors about the hotel being haunted that much creepier. " Commonly, people tend to develop tales from incomprehensible events or incidents surrounded by mystery, even more so when their sites have been long abandoned and left to decay. This hotel is one of them. Card Curiosity and thrill bring many to visit it and try to explore its secrets or meet some ghosts; some truly believing in the existence of ghosts roaming around and in the underground tunnels, some truly wanting to prove the tales wrong, and some to add to them with scary graffitis on the walls.
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[4] Summers in Bikfaya are cool and characterized by periods of fog in the afternoon. [5] The Greater Bikfaya consists of the towns of Bikfaya بكفيا, Mhaydseh المحيدثة, Sakiyat al Mesek ساقية المسك, Bhersaf بحرصاف, Aïn el Kharroubé عين الخرّوبة and Al Aayroun العيرون. History [ edit] The name of the town comes from Phoenician origin (Beit Kfeya) the stone house – that is consecrated to worship the God "Kifa". Church historian, the German historian Roehinger, proved that the Christian peoples—later known as al-Marada—have dwelled in this area and built BasKinta, Bikfaya, and Bhersaf starting around the year 679; a short time before building Ehden in north Lebanon. Historians mention as well that Bikfaya and Bhersaf were the headquarters of the Maronite Emirs and Bishops starting from the 7th Century A. D. and the most distinguished of these was Emir Semaan who resided in Bhersaf in the 11th century. The residents of the old Keserwan (which included at the time the Metn area and its surroundings) supported the Crusaders who remained in Lebanon from 1099 to 1291.
Historians believe that Bikfaya was the consecrated shrine of the Phoenician deity Baal. [6] It was also the capital of the Christian Cancimat of Lebanon (1840–1860). [ clarification needed] Religious Structures [ edit] The Holy Mother of God Church in the Armenian monastic complex Mar Abda Church, built in 1587 [7] Jesuit Convent, built in 1833 [7] Saint Elias Chwayya Monastery, a Maronite and Greek Orthodox complex with a church, built in 1590 [7] Armenian seminary and summer retreat of the Catholicos of Cilicia [8] Our Lady of Deliverance Mar Mkheyel (Saint Michael) Church Saj Hannoun (Utyab Manakish) Tourism [ edit] Many restaurants, especially ones specializing in Lebanese Cuisine, can be found in Bikfaya. It also offers tourists rest and leisure in its numerous hotels, amusement centers, and public gardens, such as the Grand Hotel Naas [5] and such as Locanda Corsini guest villa. [9] The Naas is a natural spring and one of Bikfaya's most popular destinations. The Naas has been known for its curative powers attracting hundreds of health-seeking tourists each year.
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July 15, 2021