ZAZATRAVEL

2 days $ 450 / car

Borjomi, Akhaltsikhe, Vardzia. 2-day tour.

Meskheti

About the Tour

We will start the excursion from Tbilisi at 9:00.
Day 1. We will see the ancient rock-cut city of Uplistsikhe, from here we will travel to the mineral water city of Borjomi, we will take a walk in Borjomi Park where we will drink mineral water directly from the deposit. We will stay in Borjomi.
Day 2. We will start the excursion from Borjomi at 9:00. We will see the Green Monastery in a beautiful forest, the fortress-city of Akhaltsikhe (Rabat), the 12th-13th century rock-cut city of Vardzia. From here we will return to Tbilisi.

Highlights

  • Let's touch history with our hands
  • mineral water straight from the source
  • Local authentic food

Day-by-Day Itinerary

  • Day 1We will see the ancient rock-cut city of Uplistsikhe, from where we will travel to the mineral water city of Borjomi, take a walk in Borjomi Park where we will drink mineral water straight from the deposit. We will stay in Borjomi.
  • Day 2We will start the excursion at 9:00 from Borjomi. We will see the Green Monastery in a beautiful forest, the fortress-city of Akhaltsikhe (Rabat), the 12th-13th century rock-hewn city of Vardzia. From here we will return to Tbilisi.

What's Included / Excluded

✓ Included

  • Transport
  • Fuel
  • Certified guide services

✕ Not Included

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