Pigeon Rocks, also known as Raouché, are iconic natural rock formations located off the coast of Beirut, Lebanon. These towering limestone structures rise dramatically from the Mediterranean Sea and are a popular tourist attraction, offering stunning views and a picturesque backdrop for photography. The rocks are named for the numerous pigeons that inhabit the area. They are part of a larger geological formation and are accessible by boat or from the nearby coastal promenade. Pigeon Rocks are not only a symbol of Beirut but also a significant part of the region's natural heritage.