Algeti National Park is the pearl of Eastern Georgia, a delightful corner of nature in historical Kvemo Kartli. Here, in the municipality of Tetritskaro, lies the valley of the Algeti River, framed by the southern slopes of the Trialeti ridge, rising at altitudes from 1100 to 1950 meters above sea level. The crown of the park is a majestic rock rising 2000 meters, creating a unique landscape and biological diversity that makes this place unique.
Five ecotourism routes await you within the Algeti National Park, offering opportunities for horseback riding and hiking. One that stands out in particular is the King's Ridge, an intricate 16-kilometer circular route that is a real adventure for nature lovers.
In addition to stunning views of the Algeti River valley and diverse forests, the park offers a unique opportunity to visit natural monuments, including the Dashbashi, Birtvisi and Samshvilde canyons, as well as the mysterious Kldekari fortress. Here, every corner of nature is a living picture of the history and greatness of Georgia.
Algeti National Park invites adventurers and nature lovers on an unforgettable journey. Immerse yourself in the wonderful world of Georgian nature, history and culture, leaving unforgettable memories from this unique corner of the Caucasus.






















