• Tbilisi - Your adventure begins when a private driver and a tour guide pick you up from your hotel in Tbilisi.
• Rabati Castle - Rabati Castle used to be the throne-hall for the rulers of this region. The history of it begins in the 9th Century AD. Rabati Castle covers an area of 7 Hectares and boasts 2 inner fortresses.

With the recent rehabilitation of the castle, now walking through the small streets feels like time-travel – you’ll get to relive the stories of the labyrinths, towers, churches, mosques, a synagogue, an amphitheater, the citadel, the dungeons and more.

• Akhaltsikhe - Once we’re done exploring the Rabati Fortress, we’ll head out to one of the best local restaurants to explore the Georgian cuisine.
• Vardzia - Vardzia Cave city, the region of historic Meskheti. This rock-hewn city-monastery was made in the second part of the 12th century AD.

You will enjoy exploring Vardzia with a guide or on your own – getting to know it’s history and stopping at all the important attractions of the monastery. This usually takes about 2 hours in total.

Vardzia stretches over half a kilometer in width and boasts 13 floors. Located at 1300 meters from sea level, this city covers a territory of 40 000 square meters.

Since 2007 Vardzia is a UNESCO World Heritage Sight.

• Tbilisi - After the long and memorable trip, we will return to Tbilisi and will drop you off at your hotel in Tbilisi.

• Private transportation service
• 24 hour online support
• A bottle of water
• Private transfer to the airport
• Private transfer from the airport
• A professional guide service

• Rabati Castle Entrance fee (18 GEL - about 7 USD per person)
• Vardzia Caves Entrance fee (15 GEL - about 6 USD per person)

If a journey to Georgia is in your travel plans and you’re interested in sightseeing something truly extraordinary and significant, then Vardzia should top your itinerary. Dedicate a day of your excursion in the southern regions of Georgia to discover the magnificent cave city of Vardzia, a marvel entirely sculpted within caves. This unusual city includes streets, churches, eating areas, meeting spots, kitchens, bathrooms, and more. Originally, Vardzia was organized as 13 storeys vertically carved into a mountain.

During your travel to Vardzia, there’ll also be stopovers at Georgia’s largest fortress, Rabati, located in Akhaltsikhe. Constructed in the 9th century, it served as the primary fort for southern Georgia. Having undergone recent restoration, it now stands as an impressive tourist destination, boasting awe-inspiring vistas, fascinating historical significance, and a meticulously maintained museum displaying medieval artifacts.

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