Tbilisi

Mtskheta or "Second Jerusalem" is located 25 km from Tbilisi. The history of the city is more than 2500 years old. Recently it was restored with preservation of original and unique style. The main attraction of the city is the oldest cathedral of Svetitskhoveli.

The temple of Jvari with an incredible panorama of the area is on the top of the mountain, near Mtskheta. It is distinguished by its architectural exclusiveness and belongs to the monuments of UNESCO World Heritage. It was here that the first cross of the Illuminator of Georgia, Saint Nina, was erected.

Кахетия

Vardzia Monastery is a real cave miracle located in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region. Queen Tamar built a complex in the 12th century to protect the Borjomi Gorge.

The capital of Imereti is the city of Kutaisi. Among the attractions of the region, mention should be made of the Bagrati and Gelati Temples, listed in UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Prometheus Cave and Sataplia Cave in the Tskhaltubo Nature Reserve, historical and local history museums.

Batumi is a combination of stunning entertaining attractions and worthy monuments of modern architecture.

These are truly untouched and virgin regions of mountainous Georgia. Seekers of adventure and extreme sensations from around the world organize their risky horse and hiking trips, just to be on the towers of Svan, to touch the edge of the clouds and enjoy the wildness of the gray tops of Ushguli.