• Sataplia Cave and Nature Reserve - Sataplia Cave is the natural channel of the Oghaskura River. Over 30 million years, this small river gradually carved and expanded the cave’s corridors. Upon entering, a breathtaking world reveals itself, with stalactites, stalagmites, and stalagnates adorning various halls such as the “Transparent Hall”, “Domed Hall”, and “Heart Hall”. The cave maintains a constant temperature of 14 degrees Celsius.
• Tetra Cave - “Tetra Cave” is a site of global tourist significance. Located in Tskaltubo, it is where the world’s earliest human habitation was discovered. Primitive humans established a dwelling here 30,000 years ago. Scientific evidence shows that people of the Paleolithic era were captivated not only by the cave’s beauty and grandeur but also by its healing properties.

• English Language Guide
• Air-conditioned vehicle
• Bottled water
• Free Wi-Fi on Board

• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees
• Entrance fees

Sataflia Cave serves as the natural bed for the Oghaskura River. Over 30 million years, this modest river has gradually carved its path, expanding the cave’s corridors. Upon entering, a breathtaking world reveals itself, with stalactites, stalagmites, and stalagnates adorning the space, forming various halls such as the “Transparent Hall”, “Domed Hall”, and “Heart Hall”. The cave maintains a constant temperature of 14 degrees Celsius.

The globally significant tourist attraction, “Tetra Cave”, is situated in Tskaltubo. It is here that the world’s earliest human habitation was discovered. Around 30,000 years ago, primitive humans established a dwelling within this cave. Scientific evidence shows that people from the Paleolithic era were captivated not only by the cave’s beauty and grandeur but also by its healing properties.

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