Tbilisi National Park is a picturesque natural refuge located in the eastern part of Georgia, covering the territories of Mtskheta-Mtianeti, Tbilisi and Kvemo Kartli. Situated at an altitude of 600 to 1,700 meters above sea level, the park offers visitors a unique range of landscapes and opportunities for active recreation, while being just walking distance from the city of Tbilisi.
Nature here plays out all the colors of the palette: from green meadows to dense forests, providing an ideal place for picnics, horseback riding, hiking and even car adventures. The park is equipped with everything necessary for a comfortable outdoor recreation, including places to spend the night under the starry sky.
Tbilisi National Park is famous for its routes of varying degrees of difficulty, including three cycling routes and one walking and horse riding route along the Zedazeni-Didveli-Mamkoda route. Along the way, stunning views open up: from the ruins of ancient houses to historical cathedrals of the 7th-8th centuries, as well as panoramic views of Tbilisi and the Mtkvari and Aragvi gorges.
On top of that, the park is surrounded by numerous historical and cultural monuments, including ancient castles, temples and monasteries such as Svetitskhoveli and Samtavro Monastery, enriching the cultural experience of every traveler.
The park's fauna is equally rich and diverse, including rare species such as Caucasian red deer and lynx, making it a true paradise for nature lovers and wildlife researchers.
Tbilisi National Park is a place where everyone will find something for themselves, be they history buffs, outdoor enthusiasts, or simply seeking solitude with nature. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in this amazing world of natural and cultural beauty of Georgia!
