Lebanese celebrated the annual mystery "Zambo" carnival. During the annual carnival, people paint their bodies, dress up with bizarre costumes and hats, roam in the old streets, and collect financial donations to distribute them to the poor. This carnival is marked every year in El Mina, near Tripoli in northern Lebanon, ahead of the Greek Orthodox lent. People donned bright, curly wigs and dark body paint for Zambo, a festival on the eve of the start of the Orthodox Christian period of Lent. The origins of the annual celebration remain ...