• Katskhi Pillar - Katskhi Pillar
  Katskhi Pillar stands as one of Georgia’s most extraordinary and awe-inspiring natural landmarks. Situated in the Chiatura municipality, close to the village of Katskhi, this distinctive limestone monolith rises approximately 40 meters high. For many years, it remained inaccessible and shrouded in mystery. Atop the pillar, there is a small church and monastic structures. Historical records indicate that monastic life thrived here even in the early centuries. Today, Katskhi Pillar symbolically embodies spiritual elevation, tranquility, and a connection to God. Even from afar, it leaves a profound impression on visitors, showcasing both the majesty of nature and its sacredness simultaneously.
• Chiatura - Chiatura
  Chiatura is a city in Georgia’s Imereti region, renowned as the country’s “manganese capital.” The city emerged in the late 19th century following the discovery of substantial manganese deposits. Chiatura is characterized by its distinctive landscape, featuring rocky mountains, deep valleys, and the banks of the Kvirila River. It is particularly famous for its cable cars, which have been in operation since the Soviet era and have become iconic symbols of the city. Chiatura is also abundant in cultural and historical landmarks, making it a fascinating tourist destination.
• Monastery Mgvimevi - Mghvimevi Monastery
  Mghvimevi Monastery is located near Chiatura, nestled in a rocky setting on the left bank of the Kvirila River. The monastery is partially hewn into the rock and integrates with natural caves, giving it a distinctive appearance. Established in the 13th century, it served as a significant spiritual and cultural hub. The monastery retains elements of ancient Georgian architecture and historical inscriptions. Due to its location and surroundings, Mghvimevi Monastery offers visitors a unique sense of peace and sanctity.

• English Language Guide
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Alcoholic Beverages

• Lunch (optional)

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