• Jinvali Water Reservoir - The Jinvali Water Reservoir, also referred to as Zhinvali Reservoir, is a significant man-made lake situated in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia. It was formed by constructing a dam on the Aragvi River to supply water to Tbilisi. Encircled by verdant mountains, the reservoir boasts stunning turquoise waters and scenic landscapes, making it a favored spot for tourists and photographers. Additionally, the reservoir is vital for providing drinking water and generating hydroelectric power.

• Datvisjvari Pass - Datvisjvari Pass is a lofty mountain pass in Georgia, located within the Greater Caucasus Mountain range. It offers breathtaking views of rugged peaks and valleys. With an elevation of approximately 2,700 meters, the pass is often snow-covered, making it accessible only during the summer. The road is narrow and challenging, attracting adventurous travelers and nature enthusiasts seeking untouched, remote landscapes.

• Lebaiskari Tower - Lebaiskari Tower is a medieval defensive structure situated in the Khevsureti region of Georgia, near the village of Shatili. Constructed from stone, the tower served as a watchtower and refuge during conflicts, aiding local communities in defending against invaders. The tower exemplifies traditional Georgian fortress architecture, harmonizing with the rugged mountain terrain. Despite being weathered by time, it remains a significant cultural and historical landmark, offering insights into the region’s defensive strategies and heritage.

• Shatili Medieval Fortress Village - Shatili is a historic fortified village located in the Khevsureti region of Georgia, near the Chechnya border. Situated in a secluded mountain valley, it comprises medieval stone towers and houses built closely together, forming a defensive complex. The village functioned both as a residence and a fortress, safeguarding locals from invasions. Shatili is a UNESCO World Heritage site, celebrated for its unique architecture, scenic beauty, and rich history, making it a popular destination for hikers and history enthusiasts.

• Andakistskali River - The Anatori Necropolis is an ancient burial site near the village of Shatili in the Khevsureti region of Georgia. It consists of a series of stone crypts built into the hillside, where the bodies of plague victims were interred centuries ago. The site is both eerie and fascinating, reflecting the harsh realities faced by the local population during epidemics. Today, it stands as a haunting reminder of the region’s history, with its abandoned crypts and scenic mountain backdrop attracting visitors interested in history and adventure.

• Private vehicle
• Hotel pick up/Hotel drop-off
• Fuel surcharge
• Driver/Guide

• Food and drinks
• Lunch
• Any extra ticket or entrance fee

This tour offers a unique journey through some of Georgia’s most scenic and historic landmarks, blending natural beauty with rich cultural heritage. Starting with the tranquil Jinvali Water Reservoir, you’ll enjoy stunning turquoise waters surrounded by lush mountains. As you ascend the dramatic Datvijvari Pass, the breathtaking views of the Caucasus will leave you in awe. In Khevsureti, explore the ancient Lebaiskari Tower, a testament to medieval defensive architecture. Shatili - a fortified village with its unique stone towers, takes you back in time to a world of mountain warriors. Finally, the eerie Anatori Necropolis provides a haunting glimpse into the region’s past, making this tour a fascinating blend of history, nature, and adventure.

• Infant seats available on request

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