Discover the best attractions and experiences Tusheti has to offer
Dartlo's hillside towers and other ancient fortifications embody Tusheti's feudal past.
A dramatic cluster of medieval defensive towers perched above Dartlo village, offering dramatic views.
A small cluster of ancient towers around Shenako, exemplifying Tusheti's fortified architecture.
Learn about Tusheti’s culture, crafts, and daily life through small, local museums.
Displays traditional Tushetian life, crafts, and household items.
A small collection focusing on the life, architecture, and stories of Dartlo.
Historic churches and chapels anchor Tusheti's spiritual landscape.
15th–17th century church with distinctive architecture and quiet hillside setting.
Historic church that forms part of Shenako's religious heritage.
Scenic landscapes and protected areas showcase Tusheti's pristine environment.
Protected alpine landscapes, traditional villages, and rich wildlife.
A network of protected lands including parts of Tusheti with dramatic ridges.
Historic settlements where visitors experience Tusheti’s daily life and hospitality.
Main village with a fortress-like layout and sweeping mountain views.
Village known for its well-preserved towers and stone houses.
Remote village famed for its traditional architecture and welcoming families.
Enjoy the scenery and culture without a fixed itinerary.
Follow traditional paths between villages for dramatic views and photo stops.
Explore narrow lanes and courtyard life at a slow, authentic pace.
Wake early to catch sunrise over the Tushetian mountains from lookout points.
Taste rustic Tushetian flavors and Georgian classics in a sheep-herding landscape.
Local cheese paired with warm bread, a staple of village breakfasts.
Cheese-filled cornbread that's a staple snack in rural Georgia.
Georgian grilled meat seasoned with mountain herbs.
Sweet grape dessert enjoyed as a light treat.
Evenings in Tusheti are quiet but magical, with traditional hospitality at its heart.
Local musicians perform traditional songs in village settings.
Host-guided feast with stories, toasts, and local dishes.
Active and cultural experiences that bring you closer to Tushetian life.
Rides across scenic paths with guiding locals.
Watch or try traditional crafts like weaving and pottery.
Explore and photograph the old towers dotting the hillsides.
Outdoor activities that fit Tusheti’s rugged highland terrain.
Multi-day treks through alpine meadows and passes.
Sun-paced rides between villages and forests.
Seasonal treks when snow blankets the ridges.
Reach remote corners where tourism is still small-scale and intimate.
Clear skies and quiet landscapes ideal for night-sky watching.
Adventure routes to lesser-visited spots when roads are passable.
Live like a local, sharing meals and stories.