Cedar of Lebanon

The Cedar of Lebanon is a species of tree native to the mountainous regions of the Eastern Mediterranean, particularly Lebanon. Known for its majestic height and sprawling branches, it can live for over a thousand years. The wood is highly valued for its durability and resistance to decay, making it historically significant for construction and shipbuilding. The tree holds cultural and religious importance, often symbolizing strength and resilience. It appears in ancient texts, including the Bible, and has become a national emblem for Lebanon, reflecting the country's natural heritage and history.