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8 hours
Daily Tour
6 people
English, Russian
Our journey will take us to the picturesque region of Kvemo Kartli, located in the south of Georgia. These are places on the gentle peaks of the Lesser Caucasus Range, here you can see this amazing contrast with other corners of the country. There are no snow-covered peaks all year round, like Mount Kazbek. At the same time, large white spots of snowfields, like on the sides of killer whales, may not melt here until the end of May. There are no endless slopes in the vineyards, but there are unique varieties that have been grown here in terraces for centuries. There is no sea breeze of Adjara, but there are always streams of fresh cold air. At the same time, there are picturesque pastures that cut through deep canyons, dense forests in which wild animals continue to live, mirror reservoirs created by man and natural high-mountain lakes, noisy icy mountain rivers with their own fishery complexes.
We are about to dive into the world of wonders created by nature itself.
Join us on this exciting journey where nature, history and the taste of Georgian hospitality merge into one!
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1-3 persons | 1 | 3 | 2 |
| 2 | 4 persons | 4 | 4 | 16 |
| 3 | 5 persons | 5 | 5 | 30 |
| 4 | 6 persons | 6 | 6 | 84 |
Our route leads to the Dashbash Canyon, a place where nature has performed one of its greatest symphonies. Here you will find sparkling curtains of a waterfall, dizzying viewing platforms and breathtaking panoramas. In the center of this natural masterpiece, a glass bridge, created by Israeli architects, hovers. This modern structure, made in the shape of a diamond, seems to be suspended in the air, allowing you to enjoy the views from a bird's eye view.
The descent to the bottom of the canyon and the return will take about two hours. This is an adventure of medium difficulty, but it is worth it: transparent waters, slopes buried in greenery and silence, broken only by the sounds of nature, make this place truly unique.
On the way to the canyon, we will stop at the Alget reservoir, a turquoise mirror reflecting the beauty of the surrounding landscapes. We will discuss the region's features, its economy and natural potential. The path to the observation deck is strewn with blackberry bushes, so you can treat yourself to some in season.
After the impressions of the canyon, we will go to an ancient German settlement, where we will taste Shalo wine, unique to this region and Georgia as a whole. Here you will learn about how German settlers ended up in Georgia, what traditions they brought and what heritage they left behind. If you wish, you can have lunch at a family farm, enjoying traditional dishes of the region.
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