Georgia being a cradle of wine is already old news, especially in the light of the recent discovery that Georgians were engaging in winemaking a whopping 8000 years ago, in the Neolithic period. However, veterans of winemaking tha...

In an article published on February 6 in The Guardian, “Georgian Splendour: Trekking in the Caucasus,” author Alice Cairns recounts her trip to Tusheti, Georgia, last August.

“Hardly anyone makes it here. That’s because, after ...

Last summer, deep in the mountains of Tusheti, I had a bite of heaven. Laboring to the top of a hill 400 meters above the village of Danklo, we were greeted by a scene quite commonplace in this enchanted part of Georgia. Stone tow...

The Tourist Information Point in Tusheti officially opened on 5 July and will support the innovative initiative by collecting voluntary financial contributions for the maintenance of the current tourism infrastructure and its fu...

A small village up in the mountains of north-east Georgia is to host a series of showcases for the contemporary photographic art event.

On July 28 in Omalo, a village in the Tusheti region of Georgia, the Tbilisi Photography & ...

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For the first time ever, I found myself in Tusheti in 2001, when some of my friends and I equipped ourselves with tents and sleeping bags and went down the most difficult road in this beautiful corner of Georgia.

At tha...

The mountainous regions of Georgia are just one of its main beauties. No matter where you go in the country, you can always see its diverse landscape – the country is as mountainous as it is flat. Georgia’s terrain is as metaphori...

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In Europe, there is nowhere wilder or more remote than Tusheti. Mountain pastures are carpeted with the fierce colors of rare flowers, bears and mountain goats roam the forested slopes, and eagles circle above the peaks. O...