Chalisofeli

Chalisofeli — Mountain Tranquility in the Pshavi Aragvi Valley

In the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region, within the Dusheti Municipality, lies the village of Chalisofeli. Built at an elevation of 1760 meters above sea level, in the Pshavi Aragvi River valley, this settlement is one of the region's highest and almost deserted villages. Chalisofeli charms visitors with its harsh nature, clean air, and the unhurried rhythm characteristic of mountain villages.

Geography and Nature

The village is located in the Pshavi Aragvi Valley, 75 kilometers away from Dusheti. The local landscape is rich in coniferous and mixed forests, mountain meadows, and rocky peaks. The climate is typical of the mountains—with cool summers and snowy winters. The surroundings of Chalisofeli create the best conditions for hiking, ecotourism, and those seeking complete harmony with nature. From here, beautiful views of the Pshavi ranges and the Aragvi valley open up.

Local Lifestyle and History

Chalisofeli was historically more densely populated, but over time the population moved to the lowlands. Today, only a few permanent residents remain in the village. The village is located near the Khevsureti community, making it even more isolated from the outside world. A visit to Chalisofeli allows you to feel the mystery of a mountain village, enjoy untouched nature, and relax in complete tranquility, where only the sounds of nature can be heard.