We have collected all the most interesting things about Georgia
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Machakhela River Valley
The valley of the Machakhela River has a rich history, because a person has lived here continuously for many years. Now this valley is called a national park. There are many cultural monuments on the territory of this park. For example, arched bridges, fortresses, wine cellars and much more.
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Mtirala
Mount Mtirala is not the largest in Georgia, its height is 1381 meters. The mountain and the surroundings of this place are shrouded in fog constantly due to constant high humidity. The mountain is a haven for the life of many rare species of animals and plants. On the territory of the Mtirala Park there is a twelve-m…
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Kintrishi Valley
In the valley of the river Kintrishi is a state reserve, along which there are hiking trails. On these routes tourists can see the bridge on the river, a grove of boxwood trees, waterfall, wine cellar. All this you can see in one day. This river valley is popular with tourists and for good reason.
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Swamps of Spain
Hispani is a unique peat bog that attracts many tourists. It preserves the most important archaeological sites, the remains of settlements where man appeared six thousand years ago were discovered here. Interesting. That the peat bog is never covered with water.
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Mepizzcaro
Mepistskaro is the highest point of the Meskheti Range. Mepistskaro is a spring with a large flow. This peak offers a beautiful panoramic view of the mountains and natural expanses of Georgia. These views are a must see for yourself. Mepistskaro is also the border of three municipalities.
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Askana Clays
Clay And scans are popular not only in Georgia, but also abroad. Clay has unique properties, it can be used in perfumery, industry and other industries. This clay was formed as a result of the ingress of volcanic ash into seawater – this is a real natural treasure.
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Lake Japana
Nowadays, Lake Japana is used to breed different types of fish here. Not far from the lake there is an architectural monument – a fortress of the Middle Ages. The fortress is built on a hill with a beautiful view of the lake and its expanses. Not far from the fortress there are the remains of an ancient settlement.
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Imnatsky peat bog
The Iman peat bog has large reserves of peat, which exceed 300 million cubic meters. Here you can also watch migrating birds. This peat bog has quite big prospects for tourism, and hiking trails have already been laid out.
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Pichori River
The Pichori River is an unusual river, which bears the status of the most water-rich of all Georgian rivers. The river flows through dense forests, which are beautifully reflected in the river surface. The landscapes of this river valley are very diverse, with tropical and subtropical landscapes preserved to this day.
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Lake Paliastomi
Lake Paliastomi has always been an attractive place for tourists, not only for its picturesque views, but also for the fact that here you can watch birds that migrate from one place to another. It is a haven for birds. As for water abodes, Paliastomi is the richest in fish of all the lakes, and its position is quite l…
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Shkhara Massif
The Shrakh peak is the highest place in Georgia, second only to Elbrus. It is noteworthy that Shraha is more difficult to conquer. It ranks first in Europe in terms of difficulty of conquering it. The Shkhara Glacier, on the other hand, is a tourist attraction that is difficult to conquer, with a height of 2,480 meter…
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Ushba Falls
The Ushba waterfall is notable because this waterfall is the most water-abundant. The height of one of the powerful waterfalls is 35 meters, and the water flow is very powerful. The waterfall originates from a river flowing out of a glacier. There are beautiful landscapes around the waterfall, which is definitely reco…
