Spend 4 Seasons In GEORGIA
an ancient cave town and one of the oldest urban settlements in Georgia. The town represents a complex of various structures dating from the 12 cent. BC to the 17th century. Uplistsikhe is situated on the left Bank of River Mtkvari.
Sairme
Abastumani
Bakhmaro
Tskaltubo
Tskaltubo is a town on the bank of the river Tskaltubo, at 120 meters above sea level. It is a multi-purpose resort, popular for its thermal- radon mineral water baths. Tskaltubo mineral water is distinguished by containing curing qualities for various diseases. It is especially good for the heart, blood vessels, skin, metabolism disorders, endocrine system, rheumatisms and many other ailments. The microclimate of the karst caves is used as a natural treatment for bronchial asthma, stenocardia hypertension, neurosis, and chronic pneumonia.
Khulo
Khulo is one of the highest mountain regions in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara with an altitude range of 600 to 3,000 meters above sea level and has a continental climate. Along with the development of tourism a newly-opened ski area is operating in Khulo. The Khulo region is also rich with mineral resources. There are approximately 25 mineral and medicinal waters found locally.
bakuriani
Bakuriani is one of the most beautiful winter ski resorts of Georgia 1,700 m. and is surrounded by mountain forests and the coniferous trees contribute to the crystal clean air. This town is the origin of world famous Borjomi mineral springs. Because of the unique climate conditions, Bakuriani attracts tourists all year round. In winter it is the gathering place for winter sports enthusiasts – the ski season lasts from November until mid April.
mestia
Mestia is the administrative center of the Municipality of Mestia, located at 1,700 meters above sea level. There are many national, religious and defense buildings in Mestia, the “Machubi” House-Fortresses being one of the most distinguished. There are 3 ski slopes in Svaneti, which are used not only for amateur skiing but sports competitions as well. There is also a Historical-Ethnographic Museum in Mestia, which is often referred to as storage of Georgian treasures.