The Ethnographic Museum in Ushguli is a unique cultural space located in the highest mountainous settlement in Europe, located at an altitude of 2200 meters above sea level in Georgia. The place is ideal for researchers and those interested in the history and culture of Georgian life of different eras.
The museum is a collection of ancient household items, unique artifacts and examples of folk art, with the help of which visitors can plunge into the atmosphere of past centuries and learn about the traditions and customs of the population. A special feature of the museum is that the exhibits are located directly in residential buildings and towers, which achieves greater authenticity and atmosphere.
By visiting the ethnographic museum in Ushguli, tourists and cultural connoisseurs will be able to see unique exhibitions, enjoy immersion in the history and culture of the Georgian people, and also enjoy the majestic mountain landscapes opening directly from the windows of the museum.
