Temple of Eshmun

The Temple of Eshmun is an ancient Phoenician sanctuary dedicated to Eshmun, the god of healing and health, located in modern-day Lebanon. Built around the 7th century BCE, it was a major religious center where devotees believed Eshmun cured illnesses. The site features impressive ruins, including grand stairways, courtyards, and columns, illustrating advanced ancient architecture. It also reflects the importance of medicine and spirituality in Phoenician culture. Today, the remains are an important archaeological site and a symbol of Lebanon’s rich historical and religious heritage.