The best peat bogs to visit in Georgia. Imnati Peat Bog.

The Imnati peatland extends to the east of Lake Paliastomi. The peat reserves here exceed 300 million cubic meters.

The bogs and boggy forests (together with rivers and lakes) located on the adjacent territory are a safe refuge for rare species of plants and animals. Here is the route of the annual migration of birds. The uninhabited marsh is an ideal place for migratory birds to rest and gain strength between their long migrations, which head north-south in autumn and from warm countries to their nesting places in spring.

Here you can rarely see the most beautiful representative of Georgian fauna - Colchis pheasant, whose existence was learned in the ancient world from Greek explorers who visited Georgia.

The peat bog and its neighboring territories have great prospects from the point of view of ecotourism. Many rare birds can be observed here during their mass migration. There are observation towers on the territory of the park.

There are hiking trails on the territory of Imnati Peat Bog, but the best way to explore these excessively wet areas is to use a motorboat.