Tusheti National Park
Description:
Tusheti National Park was established in 2003 to protect the endangered and very rare wild goat species. The area of the park is huge. This includes 83,453 hectares of national park, about 27,903 hectares of landscape reserve and 10,694 hectares of natural reserve.
On the territory of the National Park, tourists can meet the Caspian wolf, the Caucasian lynx, the eastern tour, as well as Caucasian mountain pheasants and turkeys. Rare plants grow here, there are unique pine forests. In total, there are about 600 different species of mammals, 4 species of reptiles, 120 species of birds.
Walking through Tusheti National Park can be done on foot, horseback or by other means of transportation.
Since 2003, the National Park has taken under its protection small villages that are located on the border. They are unique and unique monuments of the cultural heritage of the people. They can also be visited by tourists.