Black Lake to become new tourism destination in Adjara
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A new tourism destination has been added to the list of sightseeing in mountainous Adjara. Covered in green, the Black Lake will become available for tourists this time next year.
The lake surrounded by the alpine woods and swamp plants is located deep inside the wood.
Local tourism administration is now working on tourism routes and soon the Black Lake will be indicated on the official tourism map of Georgia.
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