Travelers who make their way to this 6th century Georgian Orthodox monastery will find emerald hills surrounded by turquoise blue waters. This breathtaking natural landscape is the single point where the Argavi and Mitkvari Rivers meets. The church was listed as UNESCO world heritage site in 1994. Jvari monastery's name translates from Georgian language as the cross.

Zhinvali Water Reservoir is a breathtaking destination in Georgia that blends natural beauty with a rich historical background. Created during the Soviet era in the 1980s to provide water for the rapidly growing Tbilisi, the reservoir now attracts numerous tourists seeking to immerse themselves in its captivating surroundings.

Ananuri Fortress is composed of several buildings that used to serve a variety of purposes, including military, religious, and secular. Miraculously, many of these buildings have survived through the centuries of battle and strife. The buildings of the complex, including the upper and lower fortresses, the walls, the towers, three churches, a bell tower, an octagonal cell, and a water reservoir, were built between the 14th and 18th centuries.

Gudauri Ski Resort is located in Caucasus mountains along the Georgian military road at an elevation 2196 m. above sea level. Gudauri offers its guests ski slopes with maximum exposure of the sun, which is the key to the amazing ski experience for novice or professional skiers. For now there are 7 ski-lifts which can take you up to 3300 m. above sea level and ski runs total length is more then 57 KM.