Samegrelo
A region in western Georgia rich in history, featuring lush sub-tropical canyons, the majestic Dadiani Palace, and the pristine wetlands of Kolkheti National Park.
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Dadiani Palace
The elegant 19th-century palace complex of the House of Dadiani, featuring a historical museum, botanical garden, and rare relics.
What makes it special
Holds one of Napoleon Bonaparte's death masks, and houses the robe of the Virgin Mary, brought to Georgia after the fall of Constantinople.
Martvili Canyon
A stunning natural canyon featuring emerald-green waters, dramatic waterfalls, and 70-million-year-old dinosaur footprints.
What makes it special
Offers an unforgettable boat trip along the canyon river surrounded by moss-covered rock walls.
Kolkheti National Park
A unique protected wetland ecosystem on the Black Sea coast, encompassing Lake Paliastomi and pristine peat bogs.
What makes it special
A paradise for birdwatchers, representing the remnants of the ancient tropical zone of Colchis.
Nokalakevi (Archaeopolis)
An archaeological site and fortress town that served as the capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis (Lazica) in the 4th-6th centuries AD.
What makes it special
Known as the mythical city of Aea, where the Argonauts retrieved the Golden Fleece. Features natural hot sulfur springs nearby.
Tobavarchkhili Lakes
A series of stunning alpine lakes nestled deep in the Egrisi Mountains, accessible only by foot or horseback.
What makes it special
Known as the Silver Lakes, these crystal-clear lakes are located at 2,650m altitude and surrounded by dramatic volcanic peaks.