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✅პრომეთეს მღვიმე / Prometheus Cave
Georgia trip, Kutaisi and Tbilisi region sightseeing
Trip to Georgia on 2015-10-26. Beautiful country, friendly people and good wine. Best price and quality comparison.
Sataplia cave:
Prometheus cave:
Okatce canyon
Georgia Legends of Nature
Follow us on a fascinating journey through Georgia and the beautiful Caucasus region! Delve into the mesmerizing richness and diversity of one of the most threatened regions of plant and animal life on earth and get carried away by the breathtaking sights of Georgia's National Parks and protected areas.
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Welcome to Georgia!
Relish a land full of history, culture and beautiful national parks and experience a fascinating landscape varying between extremes: from the snow covered mountain peaks of Tusheti in the Greater Caucasus, the stunning panoramas of Borjomi-Kharagauli in the Lesser Caucasus all the way to the the colchic forests and karst caves of Imereti and the semi-deserts of Vashlovani at the south-eastern border. Open your heart to Georgia's cultural heritage and feel at home in the rustic villages, where locals share their traditions and folklore with you.
This image film is part of a KfW-funded transboundary programme for the Southern Caucasus, involving the countries of Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia. Thank you to the Agency of Protected Areas of Georgia (APA), the German Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), the KfW Development Bank, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) and the Caucasus Nature Fund (CNF).
Katskhi pillar, Georgia
The Katskhi pillar (Georgian: კაცხის სვეტი, kac'xis svet'i) is a natural limestone monolith located at the village of Katskhi in western Georgian region of Imereti, near the town of Chiatura. It is approximately 40 metres (130 ft) high, and overlooks the small river valley of Katskhura, a right affluent of the Q'virila.
Georgia
Stepantsminda, is a small town in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region of north-eastern Georgia. Historically and ethnographically, the town is part of the Khevi province. It is the center of the Kazbegi Municipality
Georgia Caucasus: 100 reasons to visit Georgia ( Slideshow )
Selection of the most beautiful landscapes of Georgia.
With Georgian traditional music.
Tours and excursions in Georgia www.hikers.ge
Georgian Hikers Club provides unforgettable tours in Georgia. Visiting of ancient monuments, churches and fortresses; walking in wild nature, tasting of Georgian wines and food, meeting with the hospitable Georgian people, introduction with their culture and traditions and many other things!!!...
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Archangel church in Godogani, Kutaisi, Georgia
Beautiful church high on mountain top, in Imereti Region near city of Kutaisi.
Bagrati cathedral in Kutaisi (Géorgie/Georgia)
The Cathedral of the Dormition, or the Kutaisi Cathedral, more commonly known as Bagrati Cathedral, is the 11th-century cathedral church in the city of Kutaisi, the region of Imereti, Georgia. The cathedral, now in ruins, has gone down as a masterpiece in the history of medieval Georgian architecture.
A distinct landmark in the scenery of central Kutaisi, the cathedral rests upon the top of Uk'imerioni Hill. It was built in the early years of the 11th century, during the reign of King Bagrat III due to which it was called Bagrati Cathedral, i.e., Bagrat's cathedral. An inscription on the north wall reveals that the floor was laid in chronicon 223, i.e., 1003. In 1692, it was devastated in an explosion by the Ottoman troops, which had invaded the Kingdom of Imereti. The incident caused the cupola and ceiling to collapse leaving the cathedral in its present state.
The conservation and restoration works, as well as archaeological studies, which began in 1952, are still underway. In 1994, the Bagrati Cathedral, together with the Gelati Monastery, was included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site list as a single entity. In 2001, the cathedral was restored to the Georgian Orthodox Church. It is now of limited use for worship services, but attracts many pilgrims and tourists. It is also frequently used as a symbol of the whole city of Kutaisi, being one of its main tourist attractions.
La cathédrale de Bagrati ( Bagratis tadzari) est une cathédrale construite au XIe siècle dans la ville de Kutaisi (région d'Iméréthie), en Géorgie. Aujourd'hui en ruines, elle est un chef-d'oeuvre de l'architecture médiévale géorgienne.
Située sur la colline Uk'imerioni, elle est construite au début du XIe siècle pendant le règne du roi Bagrat III, d'où son nom, signifiant « la cathédrale de Bagrat ». Une inscription sur le mur septentrional révèle que le plancher fut installé en « chronicon 223 », donc 1003 au calendrier julien.
Elle est dévastée par des bombes des troupes ottomanes en 1692 ; ceux-ci étaient en train d'envahir le royaume d'Iméréthie. Cet incident cause l'effondrement de la coupole et du toit, laissant ainsi la cathédrale en l'état dont on la voit aujourd'hui.
Les travaux de conservation et de restauration ainsi que des études archéologiques sont en cours depuis 1952.
Elle est ajoutée à la liste du patrimoine mondial de l'UNESCO depuis 1994, ex-aequo avec le monastère de Ghélati, et en 2001 elle est rendue à l'Église orthodoxe apostolique de Géorgie. Les cérémonies religieuses y sont célébrées de manière limitée, mais elle attire beaucoup de pèlerins et de touristes et est souvent utilisée comme symbole de la ville de Kutaisi.
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