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Welcome to Libya– where desert silence meets the echoes of ancient civilizations.
Trace the footsteps of empires through the magnificent ruins of Leptis Magna and Sabratha, where grand arches and seaside theaters stand bathed in golden light. Beyond the coast, the Sahara unfolds in vast waves of sand and stone, dotted with hidden oases and prehistoric rock art that whispers of a world long before ours. From the Mediterranean shores of Tripoli to the timeless horizons of the desert, Libya invites you to look beyond the familiar and discover a land shaped by history, resilience, and the quiet grandeur of untouched landscapes.
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Highlights
⇧ Leptis Magna
The ruins of Leptis Magna, stretching along the Mediterranean coast, are among the best-preserved Roman cities in the world. Monumental arches, a vast amphitheater, and marble-paved streets reveal the grandeur of a once-thriving imperial city.
The ruins of Leptis Magna, stretching along the Mediterranean coast, are among the best-preserved Roman cities in the world. Monumental arches, a vast amphitheater, and marble-paved streets reveal the grandeur of a once-thriving imperial city.
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Ghadames Old Town
Ghadames, often called the “pearl of the desert,” is a UNESCO-listed oasis town of whitewashed, interconnected houses designed to stay cool in the Sahara heat. Its covered alleyways and rooftop pathways form a unique, maze-like urban structure. |
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Acacus Mountains
The Acacus Mountains in the Libyan desert feature surreal rock formations, towering sandstone cliffs, and valleys filled with prehistoric cave art. These ancient paintings depict wildlife and human life from thousands of years ago. |
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Sabratha
Sabratha is a coastal Roman city best known for its remarkably preserved theater overlooking the sea. The site also includes temples, mosaics, and colonnaded streets that reflect its importance in the Roman Empire. |
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Cyrene
Cyrene, once a powerful Greek colony, is an extensive archaeological site set in the hills above the Mediterranean. Highlights include the grand Temple of Zeus, ancient theaters, and a vast necropolis scattered across the landscape. |
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Red Castle Museum, Tripoli
The Red Castle Museum in Tripoli is housed within a historic fortress overlooking the harbor. Its collections span Libya’s history from prehistoric times to the modern era, with artifacts, sculptures, and cultural exhibits. |
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Jebel Nafusa
The Jebel Nafusa region west of Tripoli is a rugged mountain area dotted with traditional Berber villages. Stone houses, cave dwellings, and terraced olive groves cling to the hillsides above dramatic desert plains. |
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Benghazi Corniche
The Benghazi corniche stretches along the Mediterranean in Libya’s second-largest city. This seaside promenade offers open views of the water and a glimpse into the city’s contemporary urban life and atmosphere. |
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Ubari Sand Sea
The Ubari Sand Sea deep in the Sahara is a striking landscape of rolling dunes and hidden desert lakes. In places, palm trees rise beside clear blue water, creating a surreal contrast between sand and oasis. |
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7Participations
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2Finals
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1Top 10 results
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141Highest score
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Top results
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01
Bahjat Taboo |
24
Issa Amer Yalil |
00
Hamid Al Shaeri Ya donya dawara |
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00
Faris Saber Ah yalyl |
00
Saber Rebai & Ayman Alatar Gowa eneik |
00
Hamid Al Shaeri Hely meli |
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00
Ali Magrebi Atr Al Hayah |
The entries
76. Hamid Al Shaeri / Hely meli / DNQ
234. Faris Saber / Ah yalyl / DNQ
235. Bahjat / Taboo / 1st / 141 points
236. Issa Amer / Yalil / 24th / 46 points
237. Saber Rebai & Ayman Alatar / Gowa eneik / DNQ
238. Hamid Al Shaeri / Ya donya dawara / DNQ
239. Ali Magrebi / Atr Al Hayah / DNQ
234. Faris Saber / Ah yalyl / DNQ
235. Bahjat / Taboo / 1st / 141 points
236. Issa Amer / Yalil / 24th / 46 points
237. Saber Rebai & Ayman Alatar / Gowa eneik / DNQ
238. Hamid Al Shaeri / Ya donya dawara / DNQ
239. Ali Magrebi / Atr Al Hayah / DNQ
Bahjat / Winner
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Issa Amer / 24th place
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Hamid Al Shaeri / DNQ
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Faris Saber / DNQ
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