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Kazbegi
According to tradition, stepantsminda, literally “Saint Stephan”, was named so after a Georgian Orthodox momk Stephan, who constructed a hermitage at this location on what later became the Georgian Military Highway. It came under the control of a local feudal magnate.
Kutaisi
Cave Kumistavi or Kumistavi cave, also known as the cave of Prometheus located 280km from Tbilisi, was discovered in 1984 and is sight to behold. These caves are are home to a lake, river and lots of bats within. Located at a distance of 20km from Kutaisi these caves are perfect place for adventure seekers wanting to experience nature at its best. cave.
Tbilisi
Tbilisi is the capital city and one of the best cities in Georgia to visit! Tbilisi lies on the banks of the Mtkvari river and is surrounded by hills and mountains cave.
Mtskheta
Mtskheta is the religious capital, the spiritual heart and therefore the most important city of Georgia. It used to be the capital city before King Gorgasali changed his base to Tbilisi.
Katskhi Pillar
Georgia not only has unique places on the ground or in the mountains, but also way higher up. Take the Katskhi Pillar, for example, a 40-meter high limestone monolith that is also known as “the Pillar of Life”.
Batumi
Batumi is a modern city on the coast of the Black Sea. It’s the second biggest city in Georgia and honestly, it doesn’t really feel like you’re in Georgia.One moment you can hear the church bells ringing, the next you hear the muezzin’s call to prayer coming from the mosques (Batumi is right near the border with Turkey).
Signagi
Signagi and its environs are home to several historical and cultural monuments and has been specifically protected by the State since 1975. The town is walled with the remnants of 18th-century fortifications. There are two Georgian Orthodox churches in the town itself - one dedicated to St. George and the other to St. Stephen.
Gudauri
