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David Gareja caves represent the complex of 18 Christian orthodox monasteries spread over the Gareja semi-desert. Notable for ancient frescoes and picturesque views, main part is situated in Kakheti, Georgia.
The historical monuments of Mtskheta the Jvari Monastery, the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Samtavro Monastery, are outstanding examples of medieval religious architecture in Caucasus.
The Vani Archaeological Museum-Reserve, renowned for its archaeological findings from the ancient Colchis civilization dating between 800 BC and 100 AD in Imereti, the Western region of Georgia, showcases archaeological assemblages excavated in Vani since 1985.
Vardzia-Khertvisi is a territory from Khertvisi fortress to Vardzia Cave monastery, unique for its natural conditions, historical context and diverse cultural heritage.
Samtavisi Cathedral – the tentative world heritage site is remarkable due to the beauty of proportions and refinement of 11th c stone carving on the façades.
Tbilisi urban heritage is Tentative world heritage site which preserved its urban planning structure in the course of the centuries and preserved not in scattered individual buildings, but in its whole entity.
Gremi, the former capital of the medieval Kakheti Kingdom, offers a captivating sightseeing tour through its historical remnants. The small museum, wine cellar, residential tower, and church provide a glimpse into the history of this once flourishing trading city along the Great Silk Road.
Shatili is a unique village in the Caucasus Mountains of Georgia, characterized with authentic fortified dwellings of stone and mortar guarding the north-eastern outskirts of the country.
Mta-Tusheti Tentative world heritage site is a small historic geographic region on the northern slopes of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, and represents the most ecologically unspoiled regions in Caucasus.
Kvetera Tentative world heritage site is a 10th c small, elegant building, which represents earlier achievements of the ecclesiastic architecture in Georgia in an innovative way for that period.
Dmanisi archaeological excavations revealed the earliest hominid dispersal beyond Africa continent. Today, it is widely recognized that discoveries at Dmanisi have changed our knowledge on the migration of earliest humans from Africa to Eurasia.
Unique landscape of Colchis wetlands and forests is what is left of the belt that spanned through sub-tropical and tropical areas of Eurasia about 10 million years ago.
Nikortsminda refers to the Episcopal Church of Racha named after St. Nicholas and is located in Nikortsminda village, Ambrolauri municipality.
The Ananuri Tentative world heritage site is fortified ensemble dating from the 17th century, along the Georgian Military Highway connecting Georgia to Russia.
Alaverdi St. George Cathedral - the Tentative World Heritage Site of 11th c - is the tallest mediaeval church in Georgia, Kakheti region.
The masterpiece of Early Christian architecture Jvari Monastery dates back to early 4th c. Located on the hill top near the town Mtskheta, it is listed in UNESCO World Heritage Site list.
The medieval Monastery and Academy complex Gelati is located in Imereti, West Georgia, in a picturesque ravine of Tskaltsitela River, representing an unique monument of the Georgian Golden Age.
Ushguli is a unique remote community in Svaneti, the Georgian high mountains of Caucasus. Comprised of 4 villages, this one of the highest permanently inhabited places in Europe.
The main Christian Cathedral in Georgia Svetitskhoveli is the burial place of the Christ’s Robe and the tomb place of Georgian Kings.
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