Aley
Aley is a city in Lebanon, serving as the capital of the Aley District in Mount Lebanon Governorate. It is located roughly 12 kilometers east of Beirut and sits in the Lebanon Mountains at an elevation of about 700 to 900 meters above sea level. The town is part of the greater Beirut metropolitan area and is known for a milder climate in summer, which has historically made it a popular retreat.
Historically, Aley developed as a summer resort for residents of Beirut during the Ottoman period and grew
Transportation in Aley is supported by road connections to Beirut and other parts of Lebanon. The town
Environment and culture in and around Aley are shaped by the surrounding hills and climate, with public