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Borjom-Kharagauli Highlights

This collection highlights the diverse heritage of Borjom-Kharagauli, from the 19th-century Romanov Palace in Likani to the historic Ekaterina and Yevgeniyevsky mineral springs. It features technical monuments like the original 'Kukushka' steam engine and ancient megalithic sites near Chobiskhevi. For hikers, the list includes Sametskhvareo, the park's highest peak at 2,642 meters, and Rkinis-Dzhvari, a summit marked by a large iron cross offering views of the Greater Caucasus.

Original Steam Engine Train on Borjomi-Bakuriani Railway

A 19th-century narrow-gauge locomotive displayed as a monument to the historic 'Kukushka' line, which has connected Borjomi to the Bakuriani ski resort since 1902.

Romanov House

A late 19th-century Moorish-style palace in Likani built for Grand Duke Nicholas Mikhailovich Romanov. It served as a summer residence for the Russian Imperial family and later for Soviet leadership.

Ekaterina spring

The first mineral spring discovered in Borjomi Central Park, named in 1841 after Ekaterina Golovina, the daughter of the Russian Viceroy of the Caucasus.

Yevgeniyevsky spring

A historic mineral water source located in Central Park, named after the 19th-century Russian General and Viceroy Yevgeni Golovin.

Stone river

A natural geological feature within Borjomi Central Park where the water flows over a distinct bed of large, ancient boulders.

ჭობისხევის მეგალითი (გამოქვაბული)

Ancient megalithic ruins and cave structures located near the village of Chobiskhevi, representing early defensive or residential architecture in the region.

Vosmoj povorot (povorot lubvi)

A scenic viewpoint on the winding road above Likani, providing elevated views of the Mtkvari River valley and the surrounding national park forests.

Megruki

A mountain peak within the national park accessible via the trail network connecting the Likani and Kvabiskhevi ranger stations.

Sametskhvario

The highest peak in Borjom-Kharagauli National Park at 2,642 meters. It features a high-altitude meteorological station and 360-degree views of the Lesser Caucasus.