Kazbegi Expedition – Ancient Monasteries and Spectacular Landscapes

Jvari Church - Perched on a hilltop overlooking where the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers meet, the Jvari Monastery exemplifies early medieval Georgian architecture. As a UNESCO World Heritage site, it stands as a symbol of the nation’s Christian conversion, providing a peaceful, spiritual experience with breathtaking panoramic views.

Svetitskhoveli Cathedral - Located in the heart of Mtskheta, the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral is a stunning example of early medieval Georgian architecture. This UNESCO World Heritage site reflects Georgia’s rich Christian heritage, inviting visitors to admire its intricate frescoes and serene atmosphere while appreciating its deep historical importance.

Jinvali Water Reservoir - This artificial reservoir on the Aragvi River is surrounded by captivating mountain landscapes. Beyond its practical role in water and electricity supply, it is a favored scenic spot known for its striking azure-blue waters contrasting with the lush greenery and mountains.

Ananuri Fortified Castle Ensemble - The Ananuri Fortress, an architectural ensemble from Georgia’s late feudal era, is dramatically situated on a hill by the Aragvi River. Its towers, churches, and fortifications offer a glimpse into Georgia’s historical military and religious life, while providing stunning views over the Jinvali Reservoir.

Russian Georgian Friendship Monument - Located above Gudauri, the Friendship Monument is a colorful, mosaic-adorned tribute to Georgian-Russian unity. Set against a dramatic mountain backdrop, it offers sweeping views and insight into the region’s cultural history.

Gergeti Trinity, Dariali Gorge & Winery, Snow Sculptures, and Elia Mountain Adventure

Gergeti Trinity Church - Situated at 2170 meters beneath Mount Kazbegi, the Gergeti Trinity Church is a renowned symbol of Georgia. Its remote location and striking backdrop make it a popular photography spot and a testament to Georgia’s enduring Orthodox traditions.

Dariali - Nestled within the dramatic cliffs of the Caucasus Mountains, Dariali Gorge, known as the “Gateway to the Caucasus,” is a breathtaking natural corridor where the Terek River carves through towering rock faces. This historic pass also houses the ancient Dariali Church Fortress, a medieval stronghold that combines sacred architecture with defensive strength, offering a profound insight into Georgia’s rich past alongside stunning landscapes and cultural significance.

Dariali - Hidden within the dramatic Dariali Gorge, Dariali Winery is a treasure where Georgia’s ancient winemaking traditions are alive. Surrounded by the towering Caucasus Mountains, this boutique winery produces exquisite wines using traditional methods, offering a taste of the region’s rich viticultural heritage along with stunning views of the rugged, breathtaking landscape.

Sno - Scattered across a rolling hillside near Sno village in the Caucasus foothills, the Giant Stone Head Sculptures are a remarkable tribute to Georgia’s cultural icons. Created by artist Merab Piranishvili from local granite, these monolithic heads, often likened to Easter Island’s moai, honor figures like Shota Rustaveli and St. George, blending seamlessly with the rugged landscape while providing a unique insight into Georgia’s artistic and historical legacy.

• Private transportation
• On-board WiFi
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Surcharges on fuel
• Parking fees

• On-board restrooms
• accommodation

For a profound journey traversing the breath-taking landscapes, heritage landmarks and lively culture of Georgia, tourists should reserve a spot on this tour. An impeccably planned three-day schedule presents an ideal mix of adventure and leisure. With the assistance of capable English-speaking tour agents, individualised service, and comprehensive facilities, visitors can completely engage with Georgia’s distinctive allure and rich history, fabricating unforgettable experiences.

• Day 2 is approximately 4 to 5 hours with the driving time and transfer.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.