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23/02/2026

🏛️Temple of Bacchus — Baalbek, Lebanon
One of the largest and best-preserved Roman temples in the world, built in the 2nd century AD during the Roman Empire. Its monumental columns and rich decoration have stood for nearly 2,000 years, testifying to the grandeur of ancient engineering and architecture.

👇🏻Swipe to see how it looked before restoration and how it stands today

23/02/2026

A visual time-based interpretation of the Temple of Venus in Baalbek, starting from its present condition and moving backward to its original Roman-era form, based on archaeological research and architectural reconstructions. The sequence highlights both the effects of time and the precision of the temple’s original design.

23/02/2026

🚂💨 What if the rust turned back into “Glossy Coal Black”? What if the silence was broken by the powerful roar of a steam engine? A cinematic reimagining of Lebanon’s golden age of railways. Rayak wasn’t just a station; it was the bridge between East and West.

23/02/2026

🗓 November 25, 1759 – The Great Baalbek Earthquake
The Temple of Bacchus in Baalbek suffered major damage when its 11-meter-high lintel shifted, leaving the central keystone precariously suspended.

đź›  Restoration:

19th century: A masonry pillar was placed under the keystone to prevent collapse.

đź“· Watch the video to see the temple before and after the earthquake and conservation

23/02/2026

IAAT column. Around the same stone, time changed everything.
From a lone rider leaving in the 1950s…
to a family discovering in 2025.
The land transforms, the people change —
but the monument remembers.

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