It is said that if you crawl underneath the crypts at Motsameta Monastery, your wishes will come true. It is this legend that draws visitors to this 8th-century Orthodox church.

Every ancient structure in Georgia has its own history, a story that often helps to define modern history, but the national importance of Bagrati Cathedral cannot be overstated. Built of white stones and topped with turquoise domes, it is associated with the unification of Georgia as a nation.

Georgia is a country of beautiful landscapes and amazing nature, but there is a sight which truly stands apart from other natural monuments – an underground cave lit with colourful lights, whose waterfalls, lakes, stone curtains, helictites, needle-like anthodites, and other unique formations you will never forget. This is Prometheus Cave, visited by more than 200,000 people every year.

Almost every tour to Western Georgia includes a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage Listed Gelati Monastery in the same-name village.

Founded 1,400 years before the birth of Christ, Kutaisi is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is a place of exceptional warmth, humor, and love.