• Mestia’s District Court - Walk along the paths running between the fences of different family yards, pass by the famous Svanetian towers and observe a village life. Visit Mestia Historical-Ethnographic Museum, where unique manuscripts and icons are kept. Also visit Mikheil Khergiani House-Museum. He was a very famous Georgian alpinist. In his House-Museum you can learn about his career and also see a room which shows an old traditional Svanetian way of living and layout of the room.

From Mestia you can hike to the cross which is located above Mestia and is visible from the town. It offers great views of Mestia and the surrounding area. Hike will take about 2 hours uphill (one way) and starts from the Seti square.

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Svaneti is undeniably one of Georgia’s most picturesque regions and encapsulates what the country has to offer international visitors. Most of the mesmerizing images of ancient stone settlements, verdant valleys, and snow-dusted mountains were captured here.

Mestia, located 1,500 meters above sea level, serves as the hub for Upper (Zemo) Svaneti. It’s the starting spot for numerous journeys across the region, from hiking to glaciers at Ushba’s foot from Mestia’s center to horseback rides to alpine pastures, immersing oneself in the Svan culture, and even skiing during the winter.

Georgia boasts some beautiful lakes, and Mestia is near one such gem. Nestled at the foot of Mount Ushba, Koruldi Lake sits 2,200-meters above sea level, offering spectacular vistas of the nearby landscape. The trail to the lake is excellently indicated and requires about four hours of hiking.

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