New adventure hiking route created in mountainous Adjara
The village of Kapnistavi, 26 kilometres from the Black Sea city of Batumi, is known for its waterfalls, an open-air museum, old mills and beautiful hiking trails in nature. Photo: Adjara Tourism Department/Facebook.
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A new adventure hiking route has been created in the village of Kapnistavi, in Georgia’s mountainous Adjara region.
The village of Kapnistavi, 26 kilometers from the Black Sea city of Batumi, is known for its waterfalls, an open-air museum, old mills and beautiful hiking trails in nature.
The village of Kapnistavi, 26 kilometres from the Black Sea city of Batumi, is known for its waterfalls. Photo: Adjara Tourism Department.
Tourists visiting the village will get acquainted with the local customs and traditions of the region in the museum, which was built by locals.
There is a family wine cellar in the village, where visitors can taste local wines and dishes.
Museum created by locals. Photo: Adjara Tourism Department.
Two more new tourist routes were created in the Adjara region this year – the route connecting Kobuleti and Shuakhevi (Kintrishi-Jvarismindori) and the other route which connects Ghorjomi (village in Adjara) and Bakhmaro (village in Guria region).
A new alpine garden is opening in Georgia tomorrow which is located on 10 hectares of land and is located 1,960m above sea level, on the southern slopes of the Adjara-Imereti range, close to Goderdzi pass, where visitors will see a unique rock garden and plants characteristic of subalpine and alpine zones.
Georgia's Black Sea region of Adjara should become the main driving force for Georgian tourism and the economy, said Prime Minister Giorgi Gakharia at today's meeting with representatives from Adjara's tourism sector.
The winter season has officially kicked off in yet another Georgian destination in Gomarduli in the region of Adjara today. Georgian and foreign snowboarders, skiers and other enthusiasts can now hit the slopes near Georgia’s Black sea town of Batumi.
Tourists will have the opportunity to enjoy a new route in mountainous Adjara, in the country’s west, starting from next year.
The tourist season has opened in the Balck Sea Adjara region of Georgia today with special events to create a summer mood for the visitors. Locals and visitors of the main summer destination of Adjara, Batumi, will enjoy a kite show, open air ballet, theatrical performances and big band jazz music throughout the day.
Visitors interested in canyon trips can now enjoy new infrastructure at western Georgia’s Kapnistavi Canyon, with waterfalls providing backdrop to adventure activities in the location.