Tension Continues in Libya

Tension Continues in Libya

Tension Continues in Libya

Amidst the political crisis engulfing Libya, the tourist country is still struggling to battle against the odds. For all those planning to visit Libya are advised to check with the travel warnings issued to them.Enriched with history, Libya is resonant of the ancient empires, tales back from history and continents. Situated in North Africa, Libya, bordered to Tunisia, Egypt is home to Mediterranean's richest Roman and Greek cities Sabratha, Cyrene and Leptis Magna. 90% of the country is a desert or semi desert. While in the country, visit the unique sand dunes and desert sands of Ghadames and Ghat or visit the extinct volcanoes or the Palm fringed lakes. Jebel Acacus, is also worth every visit. It is here that you can marvel at the open air rock art galleries that date back to pre-historic time. Traverse the ancient ruins of Leptis Magna one of the greatest cities of antiquity or experience the black volcanic sands of multicolored lakes of Waw al Humus.

Enriched with Roman History, Tripoli is one of the main hubs of Libya. Being the capital city of Libya, it is the principal seaport and the largest commercial and manufacturing centre in Libya.Located in the north-west of Libya and on the Mediterranean Sea, Tripoli is known for its archaeological sights. It is here that flights to Libya arrive. The climate is typical Mediterranean, with hot dry summers and some modest rainfall. The city has some breathtaking archaeological remains to walk through. The city starts bustling with activities at the time when the sunsets, locals stroll along the sea front or on Green Square. The city also has some good selection of restaurants and hotels.

Make your tour worthwhile by visiting the spectacular Red Castle Assai-Al Hamra or visit the Jamahiriya designed in conjunction with UNESCO. Take a tour of the colonial down of Tripoli built by the Italians.Tripoli International Airport is the nation's largest airport in Libya. The airport is located in the town of Ben Ghashir 34 km south of the city centre. It is important to understand that Libyan airspace is closed to all air traffic as a result of...Read more

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