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Want to get into the Stone Age, in the country of a thousand towers? Svaneti Region - mountains and canyons, glaciers and waterfalls, mineral springs and magnificent towers built 9-10 centuries ago. Svaneti is included in the World Heritage List and protected by UNESCO, so that, once in Svaneti, you will visit the open-air museum. Svaneti is the beginning of many hiking, climbing, horse and backcountry trails leading to the most famous Caucasus Mountains of Georgia

Some roads are just roads. The road to Tusheti is a test. Open only three months a year, this mountain pass is not for everyone — and that's exactly the point. You'll cross the Abano Pass at 2,926m in a 4x4 Mitsubishi Delica — hairpin bends, clouds below the road, sheer drops with no guardrails. It's the highest motorable pass in Georgia. It earns your arrival. Over three days, you'll move through stone villages that feel genuinely untouched — Omalo, Dartlo, Kvavlo, Chesho, Parsma, Girevi — each with its own towers, trails and stories. You'll sleep in a family guesthouse where the host cooks dinner and someone always pours chacha. You'll share meals with five strangers who leave as friends. This is the Georgia most people never find.

13 km hike in the heart of the country - Borjom-Kharagauli National Park. Difficulty - Moderate Length: 13 kilometres (8 miles) Elevation: +1,400 metres / -1,500 metres Tour Duration – 14 hours Hiking duration: 6-8 hours

Have you ever wondered why so many people visit Georgia? - Go to Kazbegi and you'll find an answer. Mountains, snow, glaciers, ski resort, churches, castle and etc. Kazbegi has thes and much more to give.Oh, right, and to Tbilisi as well.