The Autonomous Republic of Adjara
Where the Black Sea Meets Mountain Charm and Rich Georgian Traditions
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The Autonomous Republic of Adjara
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The Autonomous Republic of Adjara
Tucked between the Black Sea and the Lesser Caucasus Mountains, Adjara is Georgia’s most diverse region — where subtropical coastline meets alpine villages, and Ottoman legacies mix with Georgian traditions. Beyond the beaches of Batumi, you’ll find gorges, forests, fortresses, and a deeply unique cultural identity rooted in mountains and sea.
Adventure Highlights:
- Hike in the mountains of Upper Adjara, including the scenic Khulo–Goderdzi road and remote villages like Ghorjomi and Tago.
- Explore Machakhela Gorge, home to waterfalls, stone arch bridges, and lush forest trails.
- Visit Mtirala National Park — one of Europe’s most humid and biodiverse areas — for light treks and nature walks.
Cultural Encounters:
- Discover Ottoman-era mosques, wooden homes, and remote hilltop churches that reflect the region’s mixed heritage.
- Visit ancient Gonio Fortress, once part of the Roman Empire, near the Black Sea coast.
- Experience Adjarian folklore, dance, and traditional music that’s distinct from the rest of Georgia.
Local Life & Flavors:
- Taste Adjarian khachapuri, mountain cheeses, herbal teas, and locally made wine or chacha.
- Stay in village guesthouses where traditions are strong, and hospitality is heartfelt.
- Visit local markets in Batumi or Khulo and explore seasonal festivals, farming life, and regional crafts.
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The Autonomous Republic of Adjara
Batumi
Batumi is the capital of Adjara and Georgia’s lively Black Sea city. Walk the palm-lined boulevard, explore the Old Town’s eclectic architecture, and visit the botanical garden for subtropical views over the coast. It’s a vibrant gateway to the mountains beyond.
Khulo
Located high in the mountains of Upper Adjara, Khulo is a quiet town surrounded by forests, rivers, and scenic ridgelines. Ride the historic cable car to Tago village, explore traditional wooden houses, and discover remote trails and timeless village life.
Mtirala National Park
One of the most humid and biodiverse areas in the Caucasus, Mtirala National Park offers lush rainforest, waterfalls, and easy hiking trails. Just outside Batumi, it’s ideal for nature walks and spotting wildlife in a peaceful, protected setting.
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The Autonomous Republic of Adjara
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