Buriani

Buriani — Foothill Tranquility of the Saguramo Range

In the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region, within the Mtskheta Municipality, lies the village of Buriani. Built at an elevation of 860 meters above sea level, at the foot of the northern slope of the Saguramo Range, this settlement is one of the peaceful and least populated villages of the region. Buriani charms visitors with its untouched nature, clean air, and the unhurried rhythm characteristic of foothill villages.

Geography and Nature

The village is located on the left bank of the Tezmi River (a tributary of the Aragvi), 20 kilometers away from Mtskheta. The local landscape is rich in deciduous forests and foothill meadows. The climate is healthy — with moderately cold winters and cool summers. The surroundings of Buriani create the best conditions for walking, hiking, and those seeking complete disconnection from civilization and tranquility. From here, beautiful views of the Aragvi Valley and the surrounding ranges open up.

History and Local Lifestyle

Buriani was historically more densely populated, but over time the population moved to the lowlands. Today, only a few people live in the village. Despite the small population, the village maintains the hospitality and peaceful environment characteristic of this area. The daily life of the locals is closely tied to animal husbandry. A visit to Buriani allows you to feel the true spirit of a foothill village and relax in complete tranquility, where only the sounds of nature can be heard.