Sikvaruli Waterfall, meaning "Love" in Georgian, is located at the entrance to the town of Ambrolauri, on Gurgeniani Street, in Ambrolauri Municipality, Racha-Lechkhumi, among the natural attractions of the region. The waterfall sits at an elevation of about 560 metres, in the Dzirageuli area. Locals also know it as Patardzlis Chanchkeri, the "Bride's Waterfall."
The water falls over moss-covered rock, and the entrance to the natural cave behind the waterfall has a distinctive heart shape, which gave rise to the romantic name "Sikvaruli." This unusual cave shape has made the waterfall one of Racha's most recognisable natural symbols.
According to visitor reviews, it's worth setting expectations for a modest, intimate waterfall rather than a grand one: some visitors note the legend promises more than what's visible on site. Even so, it remains one of the most popular spots in Racha and makes a good short stop on the way to or from Ambrolauri, especially combined with a walk around the surrounding area.


















