Most Popular2 UNESCO Sites in 4 Hours-Mtskheta and Jvari Monastery
There’s not enough space in this paragraph to describe how amazing this tour is.

Escape Tbilisi for a full-day journey through Georgia's starkest landscapes—from the surreal salt lake and striped Rainbow Mountains to the ancient David Gareja monastery complex and the country's only true semidesert. This 7-hour tour packs dramatic geology, spiritual history, and photography gold into one expedition.
Meeting point: Traveler's Meeting Point ( 50 meters from Avlabari metro station )
Endpoint: Traveler's Meeting Point ( 50 meters from Avlabari metro station )
Available dates: Every day
Meeting & Check-in time: 09:30
Boarding time: 09:55
Departure time: 10:00
End time: 17:00
Duration: 7 hours
It is a tour where lovers of history, politics, nature, and photography meet each other. In just 7 hours, you explore Georgian Sahara, Rainbow Mountains, David Gareji Lavra, and Lake. After all, you return to Tbilisi and finish the tour at 5 pm.
The first place where you will stop is a shop to buy snacks. Since the area doesn't have good restaurants and we do not have a lunch stop, you should get some snacks not to feel too hungry and uncomfortable. The second stop is at a salty lake, where you have an outstanding possibility to take some nice pictures.
After the lake, we continue driving through Udabno Village, translated as a desert. The area where you will be traveling is the only semidesert Georgia has, and it's more than amazing to see how diverse Georgian nature is.
You will start walking toward the famous Rainbow Mountains at the end of the driving. The most impressive feature of the landscape is the mineral-rich sedimentary rock, which looks like it’s been painted with brightly colored stripes. It’s possible to hike through the Rainbow Mountains, which astonish visitors with their colors. You will walk through the Rainbow Mountains, take many mesmerizing pictures, and prepare for the David Gareji Lavra historical tour.
David Gareji Monastery Complex is one of the most spiritual places in the country. You will hear the stories of the monastery, do a bit of hiking and see a Georgian soldier at the border of Georgia and Azerbaijan. It’s believed that St. David chose this isolated location because he wanted his Disciples to lead a life of holiness independent from the rest of society.
After David Gareji Lavra, you will return to Tbilisi and finish the tour at 5 pm.
Highlights:
Visit spring (April–May) or autumn (September–October) when temperatures are moderate and hiking is comfortable. Avoid summer heat (June–August) and winter rain; morning light is best for photography of the colored mountains.
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