Day 1

❖   Jinvali Dam

Located on the Aragvi River, Jinvali Dam is a striking hydro-engineering marvel. Surrounded by mountains, the dam area is perfect for photography, scenic walks, and enjoying Georgia’s natural beauty.

❖   Annuri Fortress

Ananuri Fortress is a historic castle complex overlooking the Aragvi River. With its stunning medieval towers and churches, it offers a glimpse into Georgia’s rich history and breathtaking mountain landscapes

❖   Gudauri Friendship Monument

Overlooking the Georgian Military Highway, the Gudauri Friendship Monument symbolizes Georgia-Russia unity. The unique Soviet-era sculpture provides dramatic views of the surrounding mountains.

❖   Jvari Pass

A high mountain pass offering sweeping views of the Caucasus, Jvari Pass is an essential stop for travelers heading to Kazbegi and Gergeti. Its scenic landscapes are perfect for photography.

❖   Gergeti Trinity Church

Unesco heritage site,Perched above Stepantsminda with the mighty Mount Kazbek in the background, Gergeti Trinity Church is one of Georgia’s most photographed landmarks.

❖   Elia Mountain

Elia Mountain offers breathtaking views over the Greater Caucasus range.

Overnight in Kazbegi

Day 2

❖   Uplisthikhe Cave Town

One of Georgia’s most remarkable archaeological sites, Uplistsikhe is an ancient rock-hewn city carved into sandstone cliffs. Dating back to the early Iron Age, this cave complex features tunnels, halls, and ancient structures that reveal Georgia’s pre-Christian history and cultural heritage.

❖   Bagrati Church

Bagrati Cathedral is an 11th-century landmark overlooking Kutaisi and a symbol of Georgia’s medieval golden age. Recognized as a UNESCO heritage monument, it offers impressive views of the city and highlights Georgia’s rich architectural history.

❖   Kutaisi Downtown

Kutaisi’s historic downtown charms visitors with cobblestone streets, cozy cafés, and vibrant local markets. Walking through the city center offers an authentic glimpse into daily life in one of Georgia’s oldest cities.

❖   Colchis Fountain

Located in the main square of Kutaisi, the Colchis Fountain is inspired by ancient Georgian gold artifacts. Its striking golden horse statues reference the legendary kingdom of Colchis and the myth of

❖   White Bridge

The White Bridge spans the Rioni River and connects key parts of Kutaisi’s city center. It’s  a scenic spot for photos, especially at sunset.

Overnight in Kutaisi

Day 3

❖   Martvili Canyon

Martvili Canyon is known for its turquoise waters and dramatic limestone cliffs. Visitors can enjoy scenic walking paths and boat rides through the narrow canyon, making it one of the most popular natural attractions near Kutaisi.

❖   Sataplia Nature Reserve

Sataplia Nature Reserve is famous for its preserved dinosaur footprints, forest trails, and panoramic glass viewpoint. Located near Kutaisi, it combines natural beauty with educational attractions, making it ideal for families.

❖   Jvari Monastery

Jvari Monastery is a 6th-century hilltop church overlooking the confluence of two rivers. As one of Georgia’s most significant religious monuments, it represents early Christian architecture and offers sweeping views of the surrounding landscape.

❖   Svetitskhoveli Cathedral

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is one of Georgia’s most sacred religious sites and a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Known for its historical importance and beautiful stone carvings, it remains an active spiritual center and a UNESCO World Heritage landmark.

❖   Mtskheta Downtown

Mtskheta Downtown features charming streets lined with traditional houses, local cafés, and souvenir shops. Walking through the historic center allows visitors to experience the atmosphere of one of Georgia’s oldest cities.

Back to Tbilisi and check in hotel