Georgia – King of the Caucasus
The most visited of the three Caucasus countries, Georgia has done well to rid itself of its Soviet past, providing an exciting new destination for visitors. The welcoming and proud people have preserved much of their culture and traditions, most notably their wine production – with evidence suggesting they were the world’s first producer. Beyond the abundance of cute towns lined with cobble stoned streets and ancient monasteries scattered across the country, it is the spectacular Caucasus Mountains that steal the show, offering gorgeous vistas of some of the tallest snow-capped mountains in Europe.
Sighnaghi, one of Georgia’s smallest towns
A fault line shows itself near the disputed Georgian-Armenian border
The David Gareja monestary built into the rock faces
Discovering ancient artwork painted on the walls of caves
Street painting in the capital, Tibilisi
Ruins in the town of Kazbegi
The beautifully placed Gergeti trinity church in Kazbegi
View towards Mt Kazbek in the Kazbegi region
Svaneti Chaaladi glacier makes it’s way slowly down the gorge
Beautiful light show between clouds from Lake Koruldi, Mestia
Clouds begin to clear for the day in Mestia
Beautiful light show between clouds from Lake Koruldi, Mestia
Mountain rises from the clouds from Lake Koruldi, Mestia
Rainbow breaks out after some rain, Mestia
Russian mountains reflect off Lake Koruldi, Mestia
Lake Koruldi Mestia
Enjoying a freshly made yogurt after a hike in the mountains
Home for the night at the Koruldi lakes in Mestia
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