Monument to those who laid down their heads for the unity and independence of Sakartvelo in Zeda-Makhuntseti
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The monument to those who laid down their lives for the unity and independence of Sakartvelo in Zeda-Makhuntseti is a significant historical place that attracts tourists and local residents with its symbolism and unique location.
The place is famous for the fact that here you can simultaneously visit two interesting attractions: the ancient Tamara Bridge and Makhuntseti Waterfall. The bridge, which is approximately 900 years old, is still in use and has a historical plaque with information about its origins and parameters. Next to the bridge is the Adzharistskali River, known for its saturated flow.
Also next to the bridge there is a gazebo where you can relax and enjoy the view. Nearby you can see the old Soviet hydroelectric power station, built in the 1930s. When visiting the bridge, most tourists also head to the Makhuntseti waterfall, which is located very close.
For lovers of active recreation and hiking, a 17 km long route is offered, leading from the Tamara Bridge to the city of Batumi. This route is described in detail on a sign near the road, where you can also find a minibus stop.
You can get to this location by minibus for 3 GEL. Minibus No. 77 with the inscription "Keda" departs from the central bus station and runs along Chavchavadze Street. You can also take a taxi or book a sightseeing tour.
During the tourist season, there are many stalls on the territory offering a variety of goods for tourists. At an altitude of 1-2 km along the serpentine road you can find a cafe with beer and Georgian cuisine. There is also a paid option for a jeep ride to view the second waterfall, which is located 5 km upstream.
The monument to those who laid down their heads for the unity and independence of Sakartvelo in Zeda-Makhuntseti is an ideal place for those who are interested in history, love nature and are looking for adventure. A holiday here combines educational excursions and picturesque landscapes, making it an attractive tourist route.
