Let Georgia’s national parks take your breath away [VIDEO]
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The National Parks of Georgia has released a new video showing a combination of dozens of breathtaking national parks in Georgia.
The video shows the unique nature of Georgia’s national parks and services that the National Park of Georgia offers tourists.
By visiting the national parks of Georgia tourists can enjoy unforgettable adventures such as hiking, boat rides, picnics, speleo tours and many other.
The video is made by William Hembiton (WH) agency and the creative director is Sandro Kuparashvili.
Georgia’s protected areas are becoming popular tourist spots, hosting 195,617 people in the first five months of 2018, announces Georgia’s Agency of Protected Areas.
In May alone 55,573 visitors were Georgians and 40,570 - were foreigners.
The highest number of visitors who came to Georgia’s protected areas in the first five months of 2018 were from:
- Russia – 13,852 visitors
- Israel – 10,249 visitors
- United Arab Emirates – 4,313 visitors
- Poland – 3,998 visitors
- Germany – 3,493 visitors
Between January-May of 2018 Georgia’s most visited protected areas were:
- Prometheus Caves – 33,989 visitors
- Tbilisi National Park – 30,370 visitors
- Kazbegi National Park – 24,270 visitors
- Martvili Canyon – 19,284
- Sataplia – 16,499 visitors
Georgia’s Agency of Protected Areas has become a member of the Europark Federation, announces the agency.
Georgia’s protected areas are becoming popular tourist spots, hosting 55,490 in the first quarter of 2018, announces Georgia’s Agency of Protected Areas. This year the number of guests visiting Georgia’s protected areas increased by 39 percent compared to the same quarter of 2017, statistics show.
Georgia’s protected areas are becoming popular tourist spots, hosting 31,892 in the first two months of 2018, announces Georgia’s Agency of Protected Areas.
The Georgian forests are soon to be announced among the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) World Heritage sites. This means that the sites that have huge local importance for Georgians, will receive even more special cultural or physical significance worldwide.
Kazbegi National Park will be significantly expanded as a result of a bill supported by the Environmental Protection and Natural Resources Committee.
A new promotional video for one of Georgia's most iconic countryside locations shows Mestia, a town of Svaneti highland province covered in snow and hosting holiday-goers as the winter season officially opened last week.
Two young Georgian citizens who were reportedly lost in Sataplia protected area in western Georgia have been saved. The Emergency Management Service of the Georgian Interior Ministry received information that the Georgian citizens, both 17, got lost and needed help.
The US government has announced the launch of a five-year, $1.6 million programme ‘National Parks and Ecotourism’ to protect Georgian national parks and make them economically sustainable and more attractive for tourists, announced the Minister of Environmental Development of Georgia today.
The Caucasus Nature Fund (CNF) will allocate €120,000 to finance Machakhela National Park.