9 amazing selfie locations Lebanese can visit visa-free

Lebanese often complain about the worthlessness of their passport, only allowing them to visit 30 some countries around the world without the hassle of applying for a visa. As unfortunate as that may be, there are definitely still many incredible places around the world that that Lebanese citizens can visit without dealing with the visa inconvenience.

If you're from Lebanon, here are nine amazing destinations you can travel with ease. Get your selfie stick ready.

Visit Azerbaijan to trek through Caucasus mountain range between the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea, extending also through Russia, Armenia, and Georgia.

Cambodia is home to the largest religious monument in the world. Angkor Wat was originally built as a Hindu temple in the 12th century but over time transformed to become Buddhist.

A small community located in the Nord-Ouest Department of Haiti is home to this stunning tourist attraction, featuring a waterfall and an crystal blue pond.

Even if you're not up to trek to the top of Everest, the tallest peak in the world, you can still enjoy the incredible scenic views and breathtaking sunrises over Nepal's Himalaya mountain range.

Six of the nine species of Boabab trees are native to Madagascar, making it known as the home of these exotic and elegant giants.

Just a two hour ferry ride – or half hour by speed boat – from Malé the capital and principle island of the Maldives, the idyllic islands of the Maafushi Atoll resemble the best screensaver images your office computer ever displayed.

Church ruins from the ninth or 10th century sit on top of this natural limestone monolith, shrouded in myth and legend.

With a surface elevation of 3,812 meters, Lake Titicaca is often referred to as the highest navigable lake in the world. It is also the largest lake in South America by water volume.

Home to a range of underwater creatures, you can spend your days snorkeling in the clear exotic reefs of Tuvalu and relaxing on the remote picturesque beaches.