Lebanon, town by town — and a day you can actually follow.
WenRayhin holds 23,278 places across 1,746 towns: the restaurants, cafés, beaches, trails, churches, viewpoints and shops that make up a country most guides cover in five cities.
WHAT IT DOES
• Browse by town, not by algorithm. Every town in Lebanon has its own page, from Beirut and Tripoli to villages of four hundred people — Ehden, Batroun, Byblos, Jezzine, Bcharre, Zgharta, the Chouf and the rest.
• Ask for a day and get one. Tell the planner where you are, how long you have and who you are with, and it builds an itinerary out of places we actually hold — never invented to fill a gap.
• Follow the day as it happens. Trip mode draws the road to your next stop, shows how far it is by car and on foot, counts arrivals as you reach them, and keeps the whole plan in your notification shade while your phone is in your pocket.
• Swap a stop without losing the day. If somewhere turns out to be closed, pick a nearby replacement of the same kind and the plan reshapes around it.
• Read it in Arabic or English. Both are first-class; neither is a translation of the other.
WHY IT IS DIFFERENT
Every fact traces to a source. Opening hours, phone numbers and prices come from named sources with dates attached — and where we do not know something, the app says so instead of guessing. A missing price is not "free". Missing opening hours are not "closed". A place with no rating is not a bad place.
That rule is why a plan here sometimes returns four stops instead of six, and tells you why. A half-built day that looks full wastes a Saturday.
Each place carries a freshness label, so you can see at a glance whether it was confirmed this week or inherited from an import.
WHAT IT IS NOT
It is not a review site, and it does not rank places by how much anyone paid. It does not invent opening hours, and it will not fill an itinerary with somewhere it cannot vouch for.
Free, and no account is needed to browse or plan a day.
Find what is open and worth going to in Lebanon, then plan the whole day.