love having been

[user_gary]

I love having been in your country.

I think, this sentence has 3 verbs (love, having, been).

love, having = helping verb
been = main verb.

Am I right?

If wrong, please tell the correct one.

[Casiopea]

The main verb is love. The second verbal having been functions as the verb's object: HAVE + ing + past participle BEEN.

I love that I had been in your country.
I love having been in your country.

Does that help?

[user_gary]

Does that help?

Yes. Thank you -- Casiopea

[Casiopea]

You're welcome.

Correction
I love that I have been in your country.