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Favorite thing: ONE OF THE HIGHEST SUMMIT IN THE CAUCASIAN RANGE (5033M)
Fondest memory: CLIMBING ALL THE WAY TO THE GEORGIAN ORTHODOX CHURCH.
LATE APRIL THERE WAS SOME SNOW, THE BLUE FLOWERS WERE ADDING INCREDIBLE COLOURS TO THE WHITE SNOW AND GREEN GRASS
Written Apr 23, 2011
Favorite thing: The road to Kazbegi follows an ancient passage crossing the Great Caucasus and is a fantastic adventure in itself. The dirt track through the challenging mountain was only properly engineered as a road in the early 19th century, together with the Russian annexation of the Caucasus.
Fondest memory: The scenery is spectacular, even before the road gets into the Caucasus themselves. The Jvari Pass allows breathtaking views, with adrenaline addicted marshrutka drivers who swerve at dangerous speeds to avoid perilous potholes or fallen rocks next to sheer drops into the abyss valleys below. From time to time, groups of cows block any advance and let you admire the scenery for a few moments.
Updated Dec 2, 2006
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Favorite thing: One of the most romantic fortified churches in whole Georgia, on the shores of a mountain lake, Ananuri is on the way to Kazbegi, a little more than 1 hour far from Tbilisi. However, marshrutkas for Kazbegi do not stop, so you can only get a glimpse of it and can decide to stop by on the way back.
Written Dec 1, 2006
Greater Caucasus, home of Prometheus.
Stepansminda, is a small village, also known as Kazbegi, located in the high Caucasus. On the banks of the Terek River, it is the last place in Georgia before the border with Russia but is most known...
Kazbegi. Ok. I'm not a climber/trekker/hiker/whatever, but well worth it to get to the mountains here. And, hike. Not only will you be out of breath from the walk. It'll take your breath away.
Kazbegi: great place to get away from it all :)
Kazbegi is a beautiful town near the Russian border. Many travellers head to this town to see the beautiful mountains and the famous church that has become a symbol of Georgia. The town has a lot to...
The highlight of my trip of 2001 was undoubtedly Kazbegi...a white-knuckle ride in a minibus whose driver had a penchant for overtaking at speed on blind corners, staying with a local family and...
Kazbegi is situated in a valley about 1750 metres above sea level in the Caucasus region. The surrounding landscape is beautiful with impressive mountaintops (Mt Kazbeg is the highest peak with its......
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