Borjomi Nature, Rabati Castle and Vardzia Cave City Tour

Borjomi is a picturesque resort town in south-central Georgia, world-renowned for its distinct, therapeutic volcanic mineral water that has been bottled since the 19th century. Nestled within the lush, forested mountains of the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, the town serves as a peaceful haven for nature lovers and wellness seekers alike. Visitors can stroll through the historic Borjomi Central Park to sample the naturally warm mineral springs straight from the source, ride the scenic cable car for panoramic valley views, and indulge in open-air sulfur water baths.

Vardzia is a magnificent 12th-century cave monastery complex, masterfully carved into the sheer cliffs of the Erusheti Mountain. Commissioned by the legendary Queen Tamar, this multi-tiered underground city once housed thousands of inhabitants and featured hundreds of rooms, including churches, wine cellars, and hidden escape tunnels. Today, it stands as an architectural marvel and a powerful symbol of Georgia's Golden Age, offering visitors a breathtaking journey through ancient rock-hewn passages, beautifully preserved medieval frescoes, and stunning panoramic views of the Mtkvari River valley.

Rabati Castle is a breathtaking, sprawling 9th-century medieval fortress that beautifully showcases Georgia’s multicultural history. Extensively renovated, this architectural gem blend Christian and Islamic influences, featuring a grand mosque with a golden dome, an Orthodox church, a palace, and traditional layered gardens within its fortified stone walls. Stepping into Rabati feels like walking through a fairy tale, offering visitors a unique mix of diverse cultures, panoramic views from its watchtowers, and a world-class museum filled with ancient regional artifacts.