Natural Wonders
This collection highlights the geological and prehistoric landmarks of the Imereti region near Kutaisi. It features the extensive karst formations of Prometheus Cave and Sataplia’s preserved dinosaur footprints and glass skywalk. The list includes the Gabzaruli tectonic fissure, the 19th-century Central Garden, and scenic viewpoints overlooking the Rioni River valley. These sites showcase a mix of subterranean river systems, ancient forests, and the unique limestone topography of the Tsqaltubo area.
A Prometheus Cave
Prometheus Cave Natural Monument also known as Kumistavi Cave and Tsqaltubo Cave is a karst cave located in Tsqaltubo Municipality in…
Sataplia Cave
Karst cave within a nature reserve, featuring stalactite formations and preserved herbivorous and carnivorous dinosaur footprints from the Cretaceous period.
C Central Garden "Boulevard"
Historic 19th-century public park in central Kutaisi, home to the Colchis Fountain and statues of prominent Georgian cultural figures.
The View over Kutaisi
Glass-bottomed observation platform located in the Sataplia Nature Reserve, offering panoramic views of Kutaisi and the surrounding landscape.
Gabzaruli cavity
A 60-meter deep tectonic fissure near Kumistavi, featuring a narrow limestone canyon and a small subterranean lake.
Chanchkeri
Natural waterfall located north of Tsqaltubo in the Imereti region.
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