Kutaisi, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, is a place where history and nature intertwine in perfect harmony. Once the capital of ancient Colchis — the land of the Golden Fleece — it now welcomes travelers with leafy boulevards, UNESCO-listed treasures, and nearby natural wonders. Here, every stone whispers legends, and every horizon invites exploration
This 11th-century cathedral, perched on Ukimerioni Hill, offers sweeping views of the city. Though partially restored, it retains its ancient charm and remains a powerful emblem of Georgia’s cultural heritage
Founded by King David the Builder, this UNESCO-listed monastery complex is famed for its vivid frescoes and role as a medieval academy. The peaceful courtyards and mountain backdrop make it a serene escape
Just outside Kutaisi, this vast cave system dazzles with stalactites, stalagmites, and an underground river. Guided tours reveal illuminated chambers that feel like stepping into another world
Bustling with fresh produce, spices, and handmade goods, the market is a feast for the senses. Sample churchkhela, pick up local honey, or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere
A short drive from Kutaisi, this canyon offers a thrilling walkway suspended above the gorge. The views of waterfalls and lush forests are unforgettable, especially in spring and autumn.
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