2-day tour to Kazbegi ( Truso valley, Gveleti waterfall)

Chronicle of Georgia is the first stop of our tour before leaving Tbilisi. This impressive monument is located on a hill overlooking the city and the Tbilisi Sea. The tall stone pillars and bronze scenes tell stories of kings, heroes, and important moments from the past. It’s a place that feels powerful, peaceful, and inspiring at the same time. From the top, you can enjoy amazing panoramic views of Tbilisi and the lake. It’s a perfect place to take photos, breathe fresh air, and start your journey with a beautiful first impression of Georgia.

Jvari Monastery is the next stop, about 30 minutes from Tbilisi. It is one of the most important and historic places in Georgia, located on a hill above the meeting point of two rivers. Here you will feel peace, silence, and a strong spiritual atmosphere. The view from the monastery is breathtaking, with a perfect panorama of Mtskheta and the surrounding mountains. Jvari is part of the UNESCO World Heritage list, and it is a great place to feel Georgia’s ancient history, culture, and deep traditions in one beautiful moment.

Zhinvali Water Reservoir is the next stop on the way to Kazbegi. It is the second largest water reservoir in Georgia, built in the 1980s. here you will enjoy amazing views of turquoise water surrounded by green mountains , a perfect place for photos and a short relaxing break. There is a small local market where you can find handmade souvenirs made by local people. It’s a good chance to take something authentic from your trip at a reasonable price

Just a short 15-minute drive from Zhinvali, we reach the Ananuri Fortress. This is a place where you can truly feel Georgia’s deep history. Explore the ancient stone walls and towers while enjoying the beautiful view over the lake. It is a perfect spot to see how nature and history live together.

Our next stop is Gudauri, located on the famous Jvari pass at 2,395 meters above sea level, one of the highest point of the Georgian Military Highway. here you will feel like you are standing in the heart of the Caucasus mountains, surrounded by endless speak and fresh mountain air. we will also visit the Georgia and Russia friendship monument, a colorful mosaic structure built on a cliff. it symbolizes friendship and history and offers one of the most dramatic panoramic views in Georgia. this stop is all about the power of nature, huge landscape and unforgettable mountain views.

Gergeti Trinity Church is beautiful in every season. It sits at 2,170 meters above sea level. From here, you can see a perfect view of Mount Mkinvartsveri(also known as Kazbegi), which is 5,054 meters high. You will also see a great panorama of the whole Kazbegi area. It is a wonderful place for photos!

Our first stop of the day is Gveleti waterfalls. we first drive through the beautiful Dariali Gorge, surrounded by tall mountains and wild nature. Then we continue with a short off-road drive along the river, enjoying scenery on the way. after that, we take a light hike to reach the waterfalls. At Gveleti you will see a peaceful hidden place in nature, where we can relax, enjoy the fresh air, and even have a nice coffee right next to the waterfall.

After Gveleti, we go to Truso Valley, one of the most beautiful and wild places in Kazbegi. We drive off-road through mountains, rivers, and old stone villages. Then we take a short and easy hike to explore the valley. Here we will see the Bottomless Lake, a very special place where natural gas comes up from the water. The colors are unique and the place feels quiet, strange, and very beautiful at the same time.

After our mountain adventure, we start driving back from the highlands to Tbilisi.

On the way, we stop in Mtskheta, one of the oldest cities in Georgia and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Here we visit the beautiful Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, an important spiritual and historical place for Georgians.  This cathedral is full of history and peace. Walking inside, you will feel the deep culture and traditions of Georgia.  We will walk through the charming old streets of Mtskheta, where you can taste traditional sweets and enjoy some local shopping from small handmade shops.