TRAVEL & TEACH ENGLISH IN LEBANON

Lebanon - Level 4: Do Not Travel
Do Not Travel to Lebanon due to rising tensions between Hizballah and Israel. If you are in Lebanon, be prepared to shelter in place should the situation deteriorate. The U.S. Embassy strongly encourages U.S. citizens who are already in Southern Lebanon, near the borders with Syria, and/or in refugee settlements to depart.

Lebanon, a small country situated on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea, is characterized by a diverse geography that dramatically shifts within short distances. A narrow coastal plain borders the majestic Mount Lebanon range, which rises steeply from the sea. East of this mountain range lies the Bekaa Valley, a fertile agricultural region renowned for its vineyards and olive groves. Further east, the Anti-Lebanon Mountains form the border with Syria. Lebanon's highest peak, Qurnat as Sawda', sits within the Mount Lebanon range. The country's topography, combined with its Mediterranean climate, creates a variety of microclimates and ecosystems, making it a land of contrasts and natural beauty.

U.S. Embassy Beirut Jmeil Street, Awkar (facing the Awkar Municipality Building)Beirut, Lebanon

Telephone
+(961) 4-542600 or +(961) 4-543600
Emergency
+(961) 4-543600
Fax
+(961) 4-544209
Email
BeirutACS@state.gov
Website
https://lb.usembassy.gov/