The Jewish cemetery in Senaki, located in the Jewish part of the Menji municipal cemetery, is one of the most well-kept and significant memorial locations in Georgia. The number of existing headstones is approximately 250. The oldest headstone in the cemetery dates from 1949, but there is a stone with the date 1908, which is likely the date of birth of the deceased. In addition, there are several stones with barely readable inscriptions.
In the cemetery there is a preserved building in the shape of an ohel over the grave of Rabbi Hakham Benzion Epremashvili. This place is of significant historical and cultural value for the Jewish community and for anyone interested in Jewish culture and history in Georgia.
A visit to the Jewish cemetery in Senaki can be useful for those engaged in genealogical research or researching the history of Jewish families in the Caucasus. In addition, this place may be of interest to tourists and researchers who want to learn more about the Jewish community in Georgia and the history of the region.
