Tusheti National Park was established in 2003 to protect the endangered and very rare wild goat species. The area of the park is h …
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Kutaisi is one of the oldest cities in Transcaucasia. In different periods it served as the capital of successive kingdoms in Geor …
Kutaisi is the capital of Imereti, the ancient center of Georgian statehood. In an amazing natural environment, evidence of Georgi …
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Kutaisi is one of the oldest and most colorful cities in Georgia, where ancient roots and the golden age of the Georgian Renaissance intertwine. This city in the west of the country retains an atmosphere of antiquity and lively provincial energy: narrow streets, the central square and majestic views of the surrounding hills create a special mood for walks and discoveries.
Man-made sights of Kutaisi amaze with its history and architecture. On the mountain rises the temple of Bagrat, an impressive scale and view of the city, nearby lies the monastery of Gelati with a rich cultural heritage, and on the green slopes is the ancient monastery of Motsameta. In the center you can feel the spirit of past eras – the central square, old temples and museums tell about the role of Kutaisi as the capital of Western Georgia and the repository of national treasures.
The natural attractions around Kutaisi are no less impressive: the Prometheus karst cave with underground halls, the Okatse canyon with breathtaking bird’s-eye views, the Kinchha waterfalls and the wild rivers of Rioni, Quiril and Supsa. In the vicinity are the National Parks of Kolkheti and Tusheti, the mountain landscapes of Megrelia and Lake Tobavarchhili – places for walks, tracks and photos to remember.
On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: temples, caves, canyons and protected areas are marked, brief descriptions and practical tips are available. Build a personal route, estimate the distance between the points and plan the day so that you have time to see the main thing and take your time – all this can be done in a few clicks.
You can explore Kutaisi on your own, following a compiled route and enjoying the city at your own pace, or book excursions with local guides. Experienced guides will tell more about the legends, history and nuances of the routes, show hidden angles and help to better understand the culture of the region - excursions turn an ordinary walk into a rich educational program.
Travel to Kutaisi to see with your own eyes the combination of antiquity and nature, feel the local atmosphere and discover new corners of Georgia. Plan the route, take comfortable shoes and go to meet the discoveries: the city and its surroundings are ready to surprise again and again.
