Plan a memorable stay in Stepantsminda, the mountain town commonly known as Kazbegi. Discover Gergeti Trinity Church, Juta, Truso Valley and Gveleti, with practical advice on transport, hiking, accommodation and the best time to visit.
Discover skiing in Gudauri, Georgia’s high-altitude winter resort in the Caucasus. Explore groomed pistes, extensive freeride terrain, equipment rentals, ski schools and mountain accommodation, all surrounded by spectacular scenery within easy reach of Tbilisi.
Discover Nekresi Monastery, a historic hilltop complex overlooking Kakheti’s Alazani Valley. Explore its ancient churches, Saint Abibos legend, archaeological discoveries and essential visitor information.
Follow the Georgian Military Highway from Tbilisi to Stepantsminda through medieval fortresses, mountain passes and spectacular Caucasus scenery. This guide covers the essential stops, seasonal conditions, transport choices and a practical two-day itinerary.
Katskhi Pillar is a 40-metre limestone monolith near Chiatura, crowned by a restored medieval hermitage. Discover its archaeology, stylite tradition, visitor restrictions and how to combine it with Katskhi Monastery and Chiatura.
Kazbegi National Park protects some of Georgia’s most dramatic Caucasus landscapes. Based in Stepantsminda, travelers can explore alpine valleys, waterfalls, high-mountain trails, Gergeti Trinity Church and the slopes of 5,054m Mount Kazbek.
Jvari Monastery rises above Mtskheta at the meeting of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers. Discover its Saint Nino tradition, medieval architecture, panoramic viewpoint and practical visiting advice.
Perched high above Stepantsminda beneath Mount Kazbek, Gergeti Trinity Church is one of Georgia’s most memorable sights. This guide covers its history, architecture, hiking routes, road access, visitor etiquette and the best time to go.
Gelati Monastery near Kutaisi is a UNESCO-listed masterpiece of Georgia’s Golden Age, founded by King David the Builder in 1106. Discover its medieval mosaic, royal history, academy and practical visiting advice
Dmanisi preserves one of the world’s most important early human sites beneath the remains of a medieval Georgian trading city. Discover what the 1.8-million-year-old fossils revealed, what remains scientifically debated and how to visit from Tbilisi.
