• Kutaisi - The adventure begins in Kutaisi. Share your location, and a pickup will be arranged from any spot in Kutaisi, including hotels.
• Sataplia Cave and Nature Reserve - Situated in Western Georgia, Sataplia Cave offers a fascinating experience with its Dinosaur Park and a small museum showcasing 120-million-year-old fossilized footprints of Herbivorous and Raptor dinosaurs from various epochs. The illuminated cave, adorned with stunning stalactites and stalagmites, leads to an underground river. The reserve, enveloped by the lush Colchis forest, features panoramic lookout points with glass floors. The main trail is an easy hike.
• Motsameta Monastery - Nestled in the Tskaltsitela River gorge near Kutaisi, Motsameta Monastery comprises the Motsameta Church, a two-story bell tower, remnants of defensive towers, and a stone wall. The 11th-century cross-dome church houses the remains of martyrs. Perched on a cliff, the monastery is surrounded by the river’s curve and scenic forests, offering breathtaking views.
• Gelati Monastery - Established in 1106 in Western Georgia, Gelati Monastery is a testament to the Golden Age of medieval Georgia, a time of political and economic prosperity between the 11th and 13th centuries. Known for its facades of smoothly hewn large blocks, balanced proportions, and blind arches, Gelati was a major center of science and education, housing one of the most significant cultural academies in ancient Georgia.
• Kutaisi Market - The central market in Kutaisi offers a wide array of locally grown and imported foods at affordable prices. Conveniently located in the city’s center, the market provides a vast selection of fresh vegetables, fruits, meats, cheeses, greens, seasonings, garnishes, Churchkhela, Tkemali, and various homemade Georgian wines.
• Bagrati Cathedral - Built in 1003, Bagrati Cathedral is a prominent landmark in Kutaisi, Georgia’s ancient city. Its impressive scale and unique architecture mark a new era in early medieval Georgian temple architecture. Constructed to celebrate the unification of Georgia by King Bagrat III, the cathedral is where the revered King David IV the Builder was crowned in the 12th century. A visit to this historic site is a must when traveling to Kutaisi.
• Kutaisi - The journey concludes in Kutaisi, where recommendations for the finest restaurants serving traditional Georgian cuisine will be provided. Experienced drivers will offer all necessary information for traveling in Georgia.

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Embark on a journey through time by exploring historic and cultural landmarks, and witnessing dinosaur footprints in Sataplia. The captivating sights, unique colchic forest, and panoramic glass view surely make it a destination to add to your bucket list. Traverse the Sataplia cave, anaesthetize yourself with breathtaking vistas, marvel at Kutaisi from the glass platform, and immortalize the moment with dinosaurs’ footprints dating back millions of years in photographs featuring dinosaur models. Gelati Monastery stands as an impressive testament to medieval Georgia’s Golden Age—a time marked by political might and economic prosperity from the 11th to the 13th century. Another historical gem is the Bagrati Cathedral, an architectural and cultural marvel, inscribed in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1994. Add a flavorful touch to your culinary excursion by visiting Kutaisi’s prime market for fresh fruits, vegetables, organic dairy products, meats, an assortment of spices, and many more kitchen essentials.

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