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The ruins of The Temple of Jupiter (the largest Roman temple ever built) are part of the Baalbek UNESCO World Heritage Site. The modern town of Baalbek is known for being one of the strongholds of the Hezbollah political party which many countries class as a terrorist organisation.
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The Temple of Bacchus is part of the Baalbek UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the grandest and best preserved roman temples in the world. The modern town of Baalbek is known for being one of the strongholds of the Hezbollah political party which many countries class as a terrorist organisation.
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