Eco tour 1 ( 5 Days )

Eco tour 1 ( 5 Days )

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Day  1 - Meeting at the airport. Accommodation at the hotel. Free time.
Day 2 - Breakfast. Tbilisi:
Narikala Fortress- (4th c), dominates the Old Town as a most impressive architectural landmarknt view of the capital. Abanotubani -Sulphur Baths: The natural hot springs under Tbilisi’s foundation played an important part in the legend of its birth, and still serves the city today, by attracting tourists to the hot baths, providing environmentally friendly energy and soothing residents with their curative properties.
Street Shardeni: with its fashionable and cozy cafes and art galleries. Anchiskhat Church, the oldest church in Tbilisi, which houses the wonderful icon of Jesus Christ. Metheki church of Holy Virgin -Located on the left bank of the river Mtkvari , on the cliff plateau. Built in the 5th century and rebuilt in 13th century. The Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral commonly known as Sameba is the main Georgian Orthodox Christian cathedral, located in Tbilisi.
Day 3 - Breakfast. Lagodekhi
The Lagodekhi State Reserve is Georgia’s first reserve, established in 1912. It is a unique natural monument for its distinguished flora and fauna. The relief is sharply varied - high amplitude, various slopes of expositions, and deep ravines with rivers, create a roughly different physical geographic conditions. That is a reason why two-third of Georgia’s plant life is observable in the reserve. There are about 1.500 species of flower plants observed in the reserve, including endemic varieties (primula Iuli, paeonia mlokosevich etc). The majority of wild animals and artiodactyls, spread across entire Georgia’s territory, live in the reserve: chamois, eastern Caucasian aurochs, bear, wolf, deer, roebuck, wild boar and others. From birds, we meet mountain eagle, mountain turkey, Colkhic pheasant, Caucasian black grouse etc. The Red List of Threatened Species of World Conservation Union includes amphibian Caucasus Javriana.
Day 4 -Breakfast
The Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park is located in central Georgia and is part of the lesser Caucasus. The park is one of the largest in Europe - it covers more than 85,000 hectares of native forest and sub-alpine and alpine meadows, home to rare species of flora and fauna. A network of trails invites you to experience the stunning variety of blossoming plants, breathtaking views and a magical atmosphere.
In addition to the untouched beauty of the National Park, the surrounding villages are rich with medieval history, cottage industries and legendary Georgian hospitality.
Day 5 - Breakfast
Tbilisi: Visiting Tbilisi Botanical Garden. Located in the historical center of Tbilisi. History of Tbilisi Botanical Garden has about four hundred years. In the Botanical Gardens are widely represented Georgia and the world flora. Across the river Tsavkisistskali in the Botanical Garden spanned three bridges. Especially remarkable arched bridge over a large waterfall, built in 1914. Time for inspection and purchase souvenirs, paintings and antiques .
Day 6 - Breakfast. Check-Out at 12:00
Farewell to Georgia
Unfortunately, you are leaving Georgia today. It's time to pack all the souvenirs and say goodbye. We will take you to the airport, confident in the future meeting. After all, this tour did not exhaust all that the Georgians are ready to offer guests. And you will surely come back to learn more about the country lying among the Caucasian mountains, as well as the people inhabiting it.