Village
Boriti
Discover Boriti—a famous village in Kharagauli Municipality, Imereti, where the Dzirula River valley and the 9th-10th century Kozmani Church await you.
Village · Kharagauli municipality · Municipality in Imereti
Boriti — Imeretian Idyll in the Dzirula Valley
In the Imereti region, within the Kharagauli Municipality, lies the village of Boriti. Built at an elevation of 480 meters above sea level, on the right side of the Dzirula River, this settlement is one of the famous and traditional villages of the region. Boriti charms visitors with its fertile lands, greenery, and the unhurried rhythm characteristic of Imeretian villages.
Cultural Heritage
Boriti is rich in historical monuments that speak to the village's centuries-old past:
- Kozmani Church — A 9th-10th century hall church that is the main pride of the village. The temple is distinguished by its architectural forms and represents an important cultural heritage.
- Church of Saint George — A medieval monastery temple that remains a crucial shrine for the local population.
Geography and Nature
The village is located 28 kilometers away from Kharagauli. The local landscape is rich in deciduous forests and riverside floodplains. The climate is healthy—with moderately cold winters and warm summers. The Dzirula River valley gives the village a special attraction. The surroundings of Boriti create the best conditions for ecotourism and nature lovers.
Local Lifestyle
Today, about 560 people live in Boriti. The daily life of the population is closely tied to farming and animal husbandry. The village is known for its hospitality and loyalty to Imeretian traditions. A visit to Boriti allows you to get acquainted with the authentic life of Imereti and relax in complete tranquility.
Transfers
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