Telavi is the centre of the Kakheti region and serves as a vital transport, industrial, agricultural, and cultural hub. With a state university, a theatre, and a historical-ethnographic museum, Telavi boasts a thriving viticulture, horticulture, and essential oil crops industry, as well as food and light industry facilities. Its picturesque landscape showcases the stunning Alazani Valley against the backdrop of the Kakheti Caucasus. Discover the wealth of cultural monuments, including settlements, palace ruins, castles, and temples, making Telavi a must-visit destination on tours in Georgia.

Located in the Akhmeta municipality, just 20 km from Telavi, Alaverdi Cathedral and Monastery stand as one of Georgia's grandest church buildings. With a height surpassing 50 metres, the complex encompasses Alaverdi St. George Cathedral, a defensive wall, a chapel, Peikar-Khan's palace, a wine cellar, and a bath. Founded in the 6th century by Joseph Alaverdeli, an Assyrian father, Alaverdi Monastery showcases the rich religious heritage of the region and is an essential stop on tours in Georgia. Alaverdi Monastery was founded by Joseph Alaverdeli, one of the Assyrian fathers in the middle of the VI century

Nekresi Monastery, an architectural and archaeological marvel, resides in Kakheti. Established in the 4th century AD by King Pharnajom, a church was constructed on the site where the Assyrian father Abibus settled in the 6th century. Nekresi quickly gained prominence, leading to the establishment of the Nekresi Episcopacy. The monastery's enduring ritual involves expressing gratitude with sheep, cows, and birds during sacrifices, while the pig (boar) is strictly avoided. Experience this captivating tradition first-hand at Nekresi Monastery, an integral part of tours in Georgia.

Tsinandali museum complex - Alexander Chavchavadze House-Museum, beautiful garden of Tsinandali and the 19th century unique wine cellar. Located in the Kakheti region, Telavi municipality, village Tsinandali. Chavchavadze Palace in Tsinandali was built in 1886 and is now is a House-Museum of Alexander Chavchavadze. There are preserved personal belongings of Chavchavadze family members. The Tsinandali decorative garden is the first European type recreation zone in Georgia and the park covers 18 hectares. Alexander Chavchavadze brought European landscape architects to build it. It is unique with exotic varieties and planning. You will also meet exotic plants from China, America, Japan, Mediterranean Sea and other countries. There you will see the valley of love in Tsinandali garden. According to legend, if the couple are able to walk in this avenue with closed eyes, their love will be happy.

Our journey finishs in Tbilisi. We will recommend the best restaurants where traditional Georgian dishes are prepared. Also, our experienced drivers will provide you with all the information you may need while travelling in Georgia