Bagrati Cathedral, Gelati Monastery, Prometheus Cave and Sataplia Reserve with dinosaur footprints.
Kutaisi is the second largest city in Georgia. The 11th-century Bagrati Cathedral rises above the city on a hill, and Gelati Monastery, founded by David the Builder in 1106, is a symbol of Georgia’s golden age and a UNESCO site.
Prometheus Cave near Tskaltubo is the largest in Georgia: the route passes stalactites and stalagmites, underground rivers, waterfalls and a lake.
Sataplia Nature Reserve — a relict forest, a karst cave with stalactites and fossilised dinosaur footprints. The name means “the place where there is honey”.
Zhinvali reservoir → Ananuri fortress → Friendship Monument → Stepantsminda → Gergeti monastery
Holy Trinity Cathedral → Metekhi district → Narikala fortress → Bridge of Peace
Bodbe Monastery → Sighnaghi → Sighnaghi fortress → Chavchavadze estate in Tsinandali → Telavi
