Xani River

Xavni. - Xavi, the name uses avest. "K-sar" means "river." This name is associated with the ancient Xiawi – “the mouth of the river”. In Georgia, Xani is one of the largest rivers and one of the first to reach Mtskheta, the ancient capital of Georgia. The Xani River originates in the mountains of the Greater Caucasus and flows first to the north and then to the east. There are several waterfalls on the river. From Mtskheta to Batumi, the Xani River is navigable. Currently, a cable car has been laid across the Xani River, which connects the village of Ditsi in the Mestii district of Georgia with the village of Rustavi. The total length of the road is 1450 m. The cable car consists of four cabins, each with a capacity of 7 people. From a bird's-eye view, the river seems to flow between two green hills.