Sights of the southern region of Georgia

David Gareja is a rock-hewn Georgian Orthodox Monastery Complex located in the Kakheti region of Eastern Georgia, on the half-desert slopes of Mount Gareja, some 60–70 km southeast of Georgia's capital Tbilisi. The complex includes hundreds of cells, churches, chapels, refectories and living quarters hollowed out of the rock face.

Today we are going on a day trip to the Kutaisi region. The day will be rich with emotions and impressions and time will fly fast! Today we will see - Prometheus caves, have a walk above the clouds in Okatse canyon and see the tallest waterfall in Georgia - Kincha!

On the shores of the Kura, right after the confluence with Aragvi stands the city of Mtskheta which is the ancient capital of Georgia. Mtskheta is a holy place for every Georgian. 

If you’re looking for a place that has beautiful mountains, lakes, waterfalls and wineries, gorgeous landscapes, cave monasteries and history on every corner, delicious food and locals who treat every guest as if he were an angel, look no further than Kakheti.

Today we are going on a day trip to the Kutaisi region. The day will be rich with emotions and impressions and time will fly fast! Today we will see - Sataplia stalagnite caves, take a boat trip in  Martvili canyon and see one of the most beautiful churches in Georgia - Gelati!

Tbilisi is the economic, cultural, political and social heart of Georgia. It is where Georgians gravitate when they seek excitement and action, where history comes alive in a dramatic hillside setting and where ancient Eurasian crossroads meet a modern city looking forward to the future. The capital is gaining a new dimension as its cultural scene grows, prestigious new building projects develop and more and more restaurants, shops and leisure facilities move in. The beating heart of the region, Tbilisi should not be missed by any traveler to the Caucasus.