アブハジアの自然景勝地

Natural Wonders

Abkhazia’s landscape is defined by the dramatic intersection of the Greater Caucasus Mountains and the Black Sea. This region hosts geological extremes, including Krubera Cave, the world’s second-deepest, and the 18-meter-long Reprua River, one of the shortest on Earth. The interior features high-altitude glacial lakes like Little Ritsa and dramatic karst formations. Significant waterfalls, such as the 70-meter Gegsky Waterfall and the mineral-rich Milk Waterfall, showcase the area's complex hydrological systems and diverse alpine terrain.