Chouf, nestled amidst lush mountains and adorned with iconic landmarks, has long been a captivating destination in Lebanon, enriched with a deep historical legacy. During the 17th century, Chouf served as the residence for the Emirs of Lebanon, notable among them being the influential Druze Emir Fakhr al-Din II. A remarkable testament to that era is the magnificent palace complex, which took three decades to build, starting in 1788. This complex stood as the stronghold of Emir Bashir, serving as a remarkable example of 19th-century Lebanese architecture and showcasing the opulence and influence of Emir Bashir. The Beiteddine mosaic window has been chosen as a symbol to represent this grand legacy and historical significance.