The Great Caucasus Range is a continuous mountain range stretching for more than 1100 km from the northwest to the southeast from the Black Sea to the Caspian Sea. The Caucasus Range divides the Caucasus into two parts: the North Caucasus and the South Caucasus. The total length of the Caucasus Range in Georgia is 700 km.

The local registry office was the first in the country to start working around the clock, which caused an even greater influx of tourists. Wedding ceremonies take place here day and night. In addition, the Signakhi House of Justice often hosts traditional Georgian dance concerts, as well as music and craft festivals.

The fortress wall of Sighnaghi is an impressive monument of the medieval past of Georgia (XIII century), which is definitely worth a visit. The wall has more than 20 towers, each of which has its own name. Only a small section of the wall is open for walking, but this will not prevent you from enjoying the views of the Alazani Valley.

This 9th century monastery houses the tomb and relics of St. Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia (4th century AD). A few kilometres from the main complex, on the site of the chapel of St. Zebulon, there is the source of St. Nino, known for its healing properties. Bodbe has endured several serious attacks from outside invaders over the centuries. During the Soviet Union, the monastery was closed, and its building was used as a hospital for several decades. At the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries, a large-scale restoration of the monastery complex was carried out. Today the monastery is female, the entrance is open all year round.

We will visit with you a country house of a Georgian family, where the owners of the house are already in the third generation engaged in winemaking and viticulture in Kakheti. You will have the opportunity to taste unusual varieties of Georgian wines and participate in an exciting wine tasting from true connoisseurs of this noble drink.