Chokhuldi

Chokhuldi — Svanetian Tranquility by the Dolra River

Chokhuldi is a village located in the Mestia municipality of the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region. It belongs to the Becho community and is built at an elevation of 1520 meters above sea level. The village is situated on the left bank of the Dolra River (a right tributary of the Enguri), giving it a special geographical charm.

Geography and Alpine Nature

Chokhuldi is characterized by a typical Svan landscape — alpine meadows, steep mountain slopes, and fresh air. The sound of the Dolra River and mountain landscapes create an environment that is nature's harmony itself. The village is about 20 kilometers from Mestia and is surrounded by other beautiful villages of the Becho community. The nature here is beautiful in its own way at any time of year, though the greenery and coolness in summer are particularly attractive.

Svan Way of Life and Traditions

Approximately 50 people live in the village, faithfully maintaining traditional Svan life, language, and hospitality. Chokhuldi is a place where you can feel the atmosphere of a real mountain village — quiet, authentic, and harmonious with nature. The local population is mainly engaged in livestock farming, which is closely linked to the local natural conditions.

Highlights:

• Dolra River Valley — Beautiful natural spaces along the river.
• Becho Community Landscapes — Impressive views of the Caucasus peaks.
• Traditional Svan Environment — Peace and untouched nature.
• Alpine Meadows — Wide and green spaces in the village surroundings.

Chokhuldi is a place where you can completely detach from everyday life and enjoy the majesty of the Svaneti mountains.