The Kazakh family house-palace (19th century) in Telavi is an outstanding example of 19th century architecture and culture, retaining the charm and elegance of a bygone era. This building, which once belonged to a wealthy Kazakh prince, stands on a hill with magnificent views of the surrounding area.
A special feature of the house is its large wooden veranda, which connects many rooms and makes the palace open and spacious. Despite the fact that today access to the interior is limited, the external splendor of this architectural monument can still be fully appreciated.
The palace fell into disrepair, but its historical significance and architectural value continue to attract the attention of tourists, historians and lovers of ancient architecture. It is recommended to visit this place to get acquainted with the cultural heritage of the region, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the 19th century and enjoy the panoramic views from the veranda.
