Jvari Monastery

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

UNESCO World Heritage Site

Head to Uplistikhe – one of the most ancient caves in Georgia dating from 1st millennium BC.

Gelati Monastery

Visit Geladi Academy (UNESCO) with beautiful frescoes preserved from 12th century.

Bagrati Cathedral

UNESCO site in Kutaisi

Dadiani Palaces Historical and Architectural Museum

Dadiani Palace and History Museum once was the residence of Mingrelian Kings and Queens. The museum includes royal palaces, a court church, and the botanical garden.

River Enguri

Continue your way to Svaneti and stop near Enguri dam – one of the highest arc dams in the world.

Ushguli

Explore Svaneti mountains by 4x4. Drive to Ushguli village – another UNESCO site and highest continually inhabited places in Europe. Visit small villages like Ipari and Kala and explore small churches and fortifications, some of them dating from medieval times. Arrive in Ushguli and walk to the foothills of Shkhara glacier – highest peak in Georgia (5068 m).

Margiani's House Museum

Here you can see how local were leaving back in medieval times.

Martvili Canyon

Martvili Canyon is one of the natural monuments of Georgia. Total length of the canyon open to the public is 1 kilometer. Here you’ll also have boat tour and reach the very beginning of 7 meter high powerful waterfall.

Prometheus Cave

Drive to Prometheus caves and enjoy a walk on 1.4 kms trail open to the public. Here you’ll find vas variety of stalactites, stalagmites, curtains, underground rivers and caves.

Sataplia Cave and Nature Reserve

Head to another karst cave located nearby - Sataplia Nature Reserve. The place is famous for well-preserved footprints of dinosaurs. Sataplia caves is also full of stalactites and stalagmites while colorful visual effects and lights enrich their beauty.

Tbilisi

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