Bakuriani – a Winter Wonderland
Georgia's oldest ski resort combines world-class slopes, pristine forests, and [...]
Samtavro
Samtavro temple located in Mtskheta is directly linked with the [...]
Svetitskhoveli Cathedral Mtskheta: Complete Visitor Guide to Georgia’s Holiest Site
Rising 54 meters into the Georgian sky, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (Georgian: [...]
Metekhi Church: Tbilisi’s Cliff-Top Landmark & the Vakhtang Gorgasali Statue
Metekhi Church rises from a rocky cliff above the Mtkvari [...]
Sioni Cathedral, Tbilisi: Home of St. Nino’s Cross & Visitor Guide
Sioni Cathedral stands at the heart of Old Tbilisi, a [...]
Anchiskhati Church: The Oldest Church in Tbilisi
Anchiskhati Church is the oldest church in Tbilisi, dating to the 6th century. Visit this ancient basilica in Old Town — free entry, history & practical info
Birtvisi Canyon: Georgia’s Ultimate Canyoning Adventure Near Tbilisi
Southwards from Tbilisi, there is a unique area of 4 sq.km. which is traced with small gorges. In the past rivers flew in all those small gorges, which during hundreds of milleniums managed to cut the cooled lava and as a result formed rock prominences of dozen meters height. Today these rock prominences are dislocated in line, in succession or joined to each other and they form small narrow canyons.
I offer one and two day tours to Birtvisi canyon. One day tour includes hiking to Birtvisi fortress, and two day tour is for those who likes extreme.
12 hiking trails in Borjomi-Kharagauli national park
The Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park is located in central Georgia and is part of the lesser Caucasus. The park is one of the largest in Europe - it covers more than 85,000 hectares of native forest and sub-alpine and alpine meadows, home to rare species of flora and fauna.
A network of trails invites you to experience the stunning variety of blossoming plants, breathtaking views and a magical atmosphere.
Winter in Svaneti: The Complete Guide to Georgia’s Mountain Wonderland
Medieval stone towers rising from deep snow, empty ski slopes [...]
