Dashbashi Canyon is located in Tsalka Municipality, Kvemo Kartli, in the valley of the Khrami River, among the natural attractions of the region. Of volcanic origin, the canyon stretches for 8 kilometres, with elevations ranging from 1,110 to 1,448 metres above sea level. Inside the canyon are cascading waterfalls, green slopes and caves, and a bridge spans the gorge that visitors sometimes call the "diamond bridge" for its distinctive appearance.
Entry to the canyon is paid. According to several independent visitor reviews, the fee is around 70-79 GEL, noticeably higher than most natural sites in Georgia. Some reviews also report that the trail to the waterfall is periodically closed, meaning the fee only covers access to the bridge and viewing platform. We recommend confirming the current price, trail conditions and exactly what's included in the ticket shortly before your visit, as conditions have varied across reviews throughout the year.
At the top of the route there's a café with tables and benches, good for a picnic with Georgian shashlik and a view over the gorge. The path from the parking area down into the canyon involves a descent and climb; a change of shoes is recommended. Dashbashi is about 107 km from Tbilisi, roughly a two-hour drive.
The cascading waterfalls of Dashbashi create the impression of heaven on earth, captivating the eyes of tourists with their beauty and amazing atmosphere. However, true travelers with a thirst for adventure will discover much more than just the waterfall. After all, the canyon stretches for 8 kilometers, revealing the entire spectrum of its majestic nature.
