Batumi Stonehenge. Former military radar station on top of Mount Mtirala

At the very top of Mount Mtirala, hidden among the green ridges of Adjara, there is a mysterious place, imbued with the spirit of history and technology of the last century - a former military radar station. This place, a secret witness of the Cold War, now serves as a beacon for travelers who want to experience the power of human engineering genius and the unshakable power of nature.

After ascending the hiking trail from the village of Korolistavi, visitors are greeted by a majestic panorama that opens its arms to them. On a clear day, it can offer breathtaking views spanning the coast of Batumi, the endless Black Sea and even the majestic Elbrus.

The crowning achievement of man and nature greets you at the top - a massive concrete structure, the round shape of which is indisputable evidence of the past military purpose of this area. Rising from lush greenery in summer and snow-white fields in winter, this structure adds a special charm to the landscape and creates a wonderful backdrop for photographs.

This concrete arena, left over from the Cold War, now serves as a quiet reminder of turbulent historical eras, giving way to the peace and thoughtfulness that is so valued in the modern world. This combination of historical context and natural beauty makes Mount Mtirala Radar Station an ideal destination for curious travelers and history buffs.