Gori

Welcome to the Gori region in Georgia. This captivating destination is known for its historical significance as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin.

1 Day Tour

  • Ancient city of Mtskheta

    • One of the oldest cities in Georgia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
    • Known as the spiritual heart of Georgia, it is home to several significant religious sites.
  • Jvari Monastery

    • Built in the 6th century and is considered a masterpiece of early Georgian Christian architecture
    • Revered as a symbol of the introduction of Christianity to Georgia
    • See breathtaking panoramic views of Mtskheta, the surrounding landscapes, and the merging rivers.
  • Uplistsikhe (Cave City)

    • An ancient cave city that dates back to the 1st millennium BC
    • Renowned for its remarkable rock-cut structures, which were carved directly into the cliffs and caves of the rocky plateau
  • City of Gori

    • The birthplace of Joseph Stalin, visit the Stalin Museum, which offers insight into his life and the Soviet era
    • Visit the historic Gori fortress located on a hilltop, showcasing elements of medieval defensive architecture

2 Day Tour

First day

  • Ancient city of Mtskheta

    • One of the oldest cities in Georgia and a UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Jvari Monastery

    • Built in the 6th century and is considered a masterpiece of early Georgian Christian architecture
  • Uplistsikhe (Cave City)

    • An ancient cave city that dates back to the 1st millennium BC
    • Renowned for its remarkable rock-cut structures, which were carved directly into the cliffs and caves of the rocky plateau
  • City of Gori

    • The birthplace of Joseph Stalin, visit the Stalin Museum, which offers insight into his life and the Soviet era
    • Visit the historic Gori fortress located on a hilltop, showcasing elements of medieval defensive architecture
  • City of Borjomi

    • Stay over in the breathtaking city of Borjomi
    • Nestled in the Borjomi Gorge, it is surrounded by lush green forests and scenic landscapes.
    • Borjomi is famous for its natural mineral water, which is sourced from the nearby mountains.

Second day

  • City of Akhaltsikhe

    • Akhaltsikhe is located in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia, near the border with Turkey. It lies on the banks of the Potskhovi River and is surrounded by picturesque landscapes and mountains.
  • Rabati Fortress

    • Visit the historic fortress complex situated in the city of Akhaltsikhe in southern Georgia.
    • Dating back to the 9th century, it has been influenced by various cultures throughout history, including Ottoman, Persian, and Russian
  • Vardzia Ancient Cave City

    • Vardzia was constructed in the 12th century as a fortified monastery complex under the rule of Queen Tamar
    • Vardzia stretches over 13 stories and features a network of caves carved into the mountainside
    • Vardzia offers a glimpse into Georgia's medieval past and is a UNESCO World Heritage site