Khrami Gorge, Kvemo Kartli, Georgia

Georgia is a land where nature surprises with its beauty at every step. In the eastern foothills of this amazing country lies a valley pierced by the mighty Khrami River, also known as Ktsia. Its sources begin on the slopes of the majestic Trialeti ridge, and then the river slowly but steadily makes its way through a picturesque gorge.

The Khrami River is not only a majestic natural phenomenon, but also a reliable source of water for many municipalities, including Kvemo Kartli and Tetritskaro. Due to its origin mainly from snow, it does not dry out even in the driest periods, providing water for both local residents and agriculture.

But the Khrami River is not only the vital artery of the region - it has also become an object of attention for the development of the energy sector. The Tsalka reservoir and three hydroelectric power stations are located here, which not only provide electricity to the local population, but also contribute to the country's energy infrastructure.

The natural wealth of the Khrami River is revealed in its tributaries - Debed and Mashavera, which add even more charm to this place.

By visiting the Khrami River valley, you will plunge into the breathtaking world of Georgian nature, feel its strength and grandeur, and also see how man and nature can coexist in harmony, using resources wisely and responsibly.