Tskhemlar arch bridge, Adjara, Georgia

Tskhemlara arch bridge is a unique medieval structure located in the picturesque area of Adjara, on the Machakhela River, in the village of Tskhemlara. This bridge is not only an important historical monument, but also an outstanding example of the engineering art of medieval Georgia. With its help, you can feel the connection between times, because before the construction of a new road bridge in the 60s of the 20th century, it served as the main crossing route for local residents.

The length of the bridge is 19.6 meters, with an arch height of 5.55 meters, which makes its span impressive and at the same time graceful. The uniqueness of the bridge also lies in the method of its construction - stacking stones without mortar, which indicates the high level of skill of its creators. After restoration in 2008, despite the visible layer of secondary stone, the bridge retains its historical and cultural value.

The Tskhemlar arched bridge attracts researchers, historians, as well as tourists who want to see unique examples of medieval architecture and enjoy the beauty of the nature of Adjara. In 2006, the bridge was recognized as a cultural monument of national importance, which emphasizes its significance not only for Georgia, but also for the whole world. This is an ideal place for those who appreciate history, culture and nature, providing a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of the past.