Javakheti National Park, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia.

In the heart of the Samtskhe-Javakheti region, nestled among the majestic municipalities of Akhalkalaki and Ninotsminda, lies the Javakheti National Park. This corner of wild nature occupies an expanse of 14,200 hectares, where every centimeter of land breathes uniqueness and pristine beauty. The park includes the spectacular reserves of the Khanchal, Bugdashen, Madatap lakes, as well as the Kartsakh swamp and Sulda swamp, each of which is home to unique species of plants and animals.

The Javakheti plateau, on which the park is located, is known for its numerous lakes, including the largest lake in Georgia - Paravani. Rising 3,300 meters above sea level, Mount Didi Abuli dominates the landscape, offering visitors breathtaking views worthy of admiration and unforgettable photography. This is a place where cold winds meet the warmth of hospitality, offering a unique climate that makes Javakheti one of the coolest inhabited places in Georgia. In winter, the lakes of the park are covered with ice, creating magical landscapes like something out of a fairy tale.

Forests are rare here, but nevertheless, the park boasts artificial pine plantations and small islands of natural forest. Near Lake Kartsakh, located on the border with Turkey, you can find unique subalpine forests with white birches, Caucasian mountain ash and dogwood, rose hip and raspberry bushes, creating a unique landscape.

The park offers 7 routes for walkers, horseback riders and bicycle enthusiasts, equipped with bird watching towers. Here, at different times of the year, you can observe 140 species of birds, both nesting and migratory. And the lakes of the park, rich in various species of fish, are a paradise for fishing lovers. The uniqueness of the park is emphasized by the fact that here you can find such an exotic phenomenon as flamingos, which makes it the only protected area in Georgia with such a variety of fauna.

Javakheti National Park is a place where nature and history intertwine into a single whole, offering travelers not only relaxation in the lap of nature, but also immersion in the cultural heritage of Georgia. This park is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, bird watchers and those seeking solitude in unspoiled nature. Visit Javakheti to enjoy its unique landscapes, diversity of flora and fauna and discover the unique traditions and hospitality of Georgia.