Korugi National Park is located in Sagarejo Municipality, Kakheti, along the Iori River, neighbouring Mariamjvari National Park within the same Transcaucasian intermontane geological area. The park is one of ten protected areas in the region, gathered in the guide to Kakheti's national parks and reserves.
The territory's geological base is mid-Miocene deposits: clays, sandstones, basalt conglomerates, marls, and oolitic and sandy limestones. Floodplain forest survives along the Iori River, home to willow, Caucasian poplar, black poplar, common alder and floodplain oak. The understorey includes Christ's thorn, sea buckthorn, Georgian barberry and oleaster, with oriental clematis and sarsaparilla among the vines.
The floodplain forest contrasts sharply with the surrounding steppe vegetation, creating a distinct boundary between the two ecosystems. The park's northern edge adjoins Iori National Park.




