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Scoop! A wreck found

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Prestige issue 111, August 2002
The fishermen were accustomed to cast their nets over this particular area of fish off Tripoli. This intrigued Walid Noshie because divers know, fish are attracted by wrecks. Walid therefore decided to explore it with his team of the NISD. After four failed attempts, due to poor visibility and currents, one day per 60 meters deep, an elongated shadow loomed before the astonished eyes of the divers.
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In the footsteps of St. Simeon The Stylite

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Prestige issue 127-128, Dec-Jan. 2003-2004
At 32 kms from Aleppo. A mountain. A place of pilgrimage. Qal’at Simaan, the citadel of Simeon. The saint lived there 42 years on a pillar. He was called the Stylite. His asceticism fascinated. His faith was mobilizing crowds. When he died, people wanted to make the richest tribute to the man who had made a vow of poverty. Around this pillar was built a large church.
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Thailand

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Prestige issue 254, September 2014
At the invitation of TAT/Songkran Media FAM, Prof. Bassam Lahoud made ​​a trip to Chiang Mai and Bangkok, leading tourist destinations inThailand at theThai New Year, Songkran, celebrated from April 13 to 15. The ancient Siam, now Thailand, is a state of 514000 km2 of South East Asia, home to 63 million and a half inhabitants. Major celebrations planned for the New Year, the discovery of the Grand Palace and temples, through the
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Lebanese Polish Cultural relations

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Prestige issue 254, September 2014
The Lebanese Polish relations date back in time. Their history dates back to the XIIIth century when pilgrims were traveling to the holy places and at the same time visiting Lebanon. Following the partition of Poland in the late XIIIth century, many Poles fled their country, many chose Lebanon to stay. However the wave
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Brussels in Flowers and Colors

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Prestige issue 255, October 2014
At the invitation of the Belgian Embassy in Lebanon through its commercial section, Brussels Invest & Export and visit.brussels, Prestige takes you in the Belgian capital to discover the splendor of the Flower Carpet 2014, a unique achievement in the world as well as the multiple beauties of the capital of Europe. Escapade.
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LEBANON

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Prestige issue 83, April 2000
A LITTLE SUNNY CORNER OF THE WORLD IMPOSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY IN SOME PICTURES, BECAUSE OF THE VARIETY OF THE COUNTRYSIDE. LAND OF CONTRAST AND HARMONY, BOTH DYNAMIC AND PASSIONATE OF FARNIENTE, IT IS NOT BY CHANCE THAT ONE CAN FEEL SO OFTEN ON VACATION
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The Nile of the Pharaohs

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Prestige issue 103, december 2001
High - Egypt. Initiatory journey through space and time, in the land of great builders. Along this untamed river whose mysterious rhythm inspired myths and legends, from ancient times until today, the Nile continues to fascinate its contemplators.
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Sydney: A vision for the XXIst century

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Prestige issue 121, June 2003
Sydney is not the capital of Australia, but it is essential in the heart of Australians, with its Opera House, monument for the glory of lyrical arts, symbol of the city as the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the Colosseum in Rome, the statue of Liberty in New York.
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Palmyra

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Prestige issue 124, September 2003
It appears in the distance, this oasis, enjoying the early morning under the protection of the mountains, Jebel Hayyan, Jebel Mazar. The city opens to the desert. A garden of five hundred thousand olive trees, palm trees, pomegranate, girded like a laurel wreath, with the ancient city that seems to stretch to infinity. City of this
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Walk in the Hautes-Pyrénées

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Prestige issue 160, November 2006
The Pyrenees that have so much captivated the romantics in the XIXth century greet you with their eternal hospitality. To discover them, follow us on an exhilarating hike on this high mountain separating France from Spain and be enchanted by the Pyrenees National Park, world of magical landscapes, botanical open book
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Art of living

Lebanese Wine

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Prestige issue 256, November 2014
The Phoenicians exported already, for over 4000 years their jars of wine and developed vineyards and wine cellars. Later, in Roman times in the middle of the second century BC, a temple was dedicated to Bacchus, the god of wine, in the region of Baalbeck. It was in the Bekaa Valley that viticulture has developed first. The monks used to produce wine for religious purposes. Today, the culture of vineyards conquered several areas including Mount
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