
Zhinvali Reservoir
Discover the picturesque Zhinvali Reservoir in Ananuri - an ideal place for relaxation and adventure in the picturesque…

Ancient Mtskheta, with its Jvari and Svetitskhoveli monasteries, is a place essential to understanding Georgia, while Kazbegi, with its Gergeti Church, is one of the country's most recognizable landmarks.
The Georgian Military Highway, which connects all five municipalities, is itself one of the great routes of the Caucasus.
Mtskheta-Mtianeti is ideal for those who want to combine pilgrimage sites, ancient history, and powerful mountain experiences in a single route.
Dusheti lies along the Georgian Military Road — one of the most scenic routes in the Caucasus.
The old town is surrounded by forested mountains and medieval fortresses.
This is the traditional gateway to mountainous Georgia — Khevsureti and Mtiuleti.
Kazbegi is one of Georgia’s most famous tourist routes.
Gergeti Church against the backdrop of the five-thousand-meter Mount Kazbek is a postcard view that has traveled around the world.
Stepantsminda offers trekking to the Gergeti Glacier, an ascent of Mount Kazbek and overnight stays in mountain villages under the starry sky.
Mtskheta is one of the oldest cities in the country and its religious center.
Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Jvari Monastery on the cliff above the confluence of the rivers, and Samtavro Monastery are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Everyone who wants to understand the soul of Georgia comes here. Just 20 km from Tbilisi.
Tianeti is one of the calmest and least-visited municipalities in Georgia.
Mountain villages, old towers, pastures and clean air.
An ideal place for those who want to step away from tourist flows and experience authentic mountain life.
Akhalgori Municipality is located in an area of special political status near South Ossetia.
Historically, it is one of the most beautiful mountainous areas of Mtiuleti, with ancient churches and rugged Caucasian nature.
This destination requires especially careful planning, but it retains great historical and natural significance for the region.
The territory is temporarily occupied and is outside Georgia’s actual control.
💬 The region comprises five municipalities: Mtskheta (the ancient capital of Georgia), Dusheti (the largest, including Pshavi and Khevsureti), Kazbegi (a high-mountain border region with national parks), Tianeti (the quietest and least touristy), and Akhalgori (temporarily occupied). The region is located very close to Tbilisi and has an excellent road network, making it the most visited by tourists in Georgia.
💬 Mtskheta, Georgia's 2,500-year-old capital, is known as the "Second Jerusalem" and the heart of the country. Its historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is home to the Jvari Monastery, overlooking the confluence of the Aragvi and Kura rivers, the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, where, according to legend, Christ's robe is kept, and the Samtavro Monastery, with its ancient frescoes and icons.
💬 Minibuses from Tbilisi regularly run from Didube Market to Mtskheta—the fare is only 1 lari, while a taxi to Svetitskhoveli Cathedral will cost 20–25 lari. You can reach Kazbegi (Stepantsminda) from Tbilisi by minibus from Ortachala Bus Station—the journey takes about three hours along the Georgian Military Highway.
Gudauri is one of Georgia's most famous ski resorts, located in the Kazbegi Municipality at an altitude of 2,196 meters above sea level, 120 km from Tbilisi. The ski season runs from December to April. Summer in Gudauri is cool (15–20°C) and uncrowded—an ideal spot for trekking, paragliding, and a break from the city heat.
💬 On the road to Kazbegi is Ananuri Castle, the former residence of the 13th-century Aragvi eristavis, with a breathtaking view of the Zhinvali Reservoir. In Kazbegi itself, tourists can enjoy rafting, horseback riding, paragliding, and climbing Mount Kazbek, a 5,021-meter peak that is a major draw for climbers from around the world.