Samtsevrisi fortress in Shida Kartli, Georgia.

Georgia again reveals its secrets to us, and one of the most mysterious and impressive is the Samtsevrisi Fortress. Rising to the west of the village of Samtsevrisi in Shida Kartli, this ancient castle attracts attention with its rich history and unique architecture.

The castle, which remained unknown to the forces of time, attracts the eye with its Great Tower, church and fence, as well as fragments of the palace and various buildings. This fortress dates back to feudal eras, which gives it a special character and majesty.

After centuries of construction, five unique architectural layers have developed here. At the beginning of the feudal era, there was a Great Tower, which was later given a fence and a church. Fragments of the fence adjacent to the tower from the south belong to the third period of construction.

The charm of this historical place is enhanced by the stone walls and the atmosphere, rich in centuries of events. Here you can feel the breath of the past, and later restoration and construction are probably associated with the activities of Panaskertela-Tsitsishvili, in particular Merab Tsitsishvili.

An extraordinary addition to this historical ensemble is the St. George VII cruciform church, rising on a high hill half a kilometer from the castle. This church, dating from the first quarter, adds a spiritual dimension to the site, creating an amazing combination of historical heritage and religious splendor.

We invite you to immerse yourself in the greatness of the past by visiting the Samtsevrisi Fortress. Here, every stone tells its own story, and the atmosphere of antiquity permeates every corner of this historical masterpiece. Travelers and history buffs will find here a source of inspiration and insight into the richness of Georgian heritage.