Svaneti Collection

Medieval towers in Ushguli, Svaneti, Georgia
Ushguli, in Svaneti, Georgia - with its distinctive medieval stone towers - is Europes highest permanent populated village.In 1996 the Upper Svaneti valley was added to the Unesco list of world

Panorama of summer Caucasus Mountains Panorama of summer Caucasus Mountains, Zemo Svaneti, Georgia

Horses on green valley against main Caucasian ridge Horses on green valley against main Caucasian ridge background. The highest peak of Caucasus Mountains - Mount Shhara

Rural wooden house, Open Air Museum of Ethnography, Tbilisi, Georgia

Village near Shkhara peak (5068 m), Ushghuli community, Upper Svanetia, Georgia

Shkhara peak (5068 m), Ushghuli community, Upper Svanetia, Georgia

Ushba peak (4690 m), Muzhali community, Upper Svanetia, Georgia

Medieval defensive towers at the mountain village of Mestia. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upper Svanetia, Georgia. Caucasus

Villages in the Caucasus. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upper Svanetia, Georgia. Caucasus

Queen Tamar, Mestia, Upper Svanetia. Georgia, Caucasus

The mountain village of Ushguli. A UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upper Svanetia, Georgia. Caucasus

Forgotten Realms
Alexander Seleznyov

Poti, Georgia - a port city, located on the eastern Black Sea coast in the region of Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti in the west of the country - The Bazar. Date: circa 1910s

Clouds In The Forested Valleys Between Mestia And Ushguli, Upper Svaneti; Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia

Mount Ushba, Caucasus Mountains, Zemo Svaneti National Park; Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia

Panoramic View Of The Greater Caucasus Mountains, As Seen From The Road Between Jvari And Mestia, Zemo Svaneti National Park; Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia

Inguri Hydroelectric Dam; Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia

Mount Ushba At Dawn, Caucasus Mountains, Zemo Svaneti National Park; Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti, Georgia

Bucolic scenery, Lashtkhveri, Svaneti region, Georgia, Caucasus, Asia

Caucasus Mountains and Jari water reservoir, Svaneti region, Georgia, Caucasus, Asia

Mount Shkhara
Fortified village of Ushguli, Svanetia, UNESCO World Heritage Site, in the background Mount Shkhara, Georgia, Caucasus, Central Asia, Asia

Svan towers illuminated at night. Svaneti, Georgia
Mesita mountain village next to Caucasus mountains, Svaneti region, Georgia

Svan towers in the town of Mestia. Georgia
Mesita mountain village next to Caucasus mountains, Svaneti region, Georgia

Old Georgian town with towers at sunset. Svaneti
Mesita mountain village next to Caucasus mountains, Svaneti region, Georgia

Typical Svanetian tower in Mestia of Georgia
They were built as protection against invaders and included in a list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites

Road to Mestia of Svaneti region in Georgia
Mountains in the Upper Svaneti of Georgia. Upper Svaneti is located in the valley of the Enguri River and is a historic province in Georgia

Truck on Road to Mestia of Svaneti region in Georgia
Mountains in the Upper Svaneti of Georgia. Upper Svaneti is located in the valley of the Enguri River and is a historic province in Georgia

Waterfall at Road to Mestia of Svaneti region in Georgia
Mountains in the Upper Svaneti of Georgia. Upper Svaneti is located in the valley of the Enguri River and is a historic province in Georgia

Mount Ushba in the Caucasus of Georgia
Mountains in the Upper Svaneti of Georgia. Upper Svaneti is located in the valley of the Enguri River and is a historic province in Georgia

Horizontal view on Waterfall at Mountain road at Mount Ushba in the Caucasus of Georgia
Mountains in the Upper Svaneti of Georgia. Upper Svaneti is located in the valley of the Enguri River and is a historic province in Georgia

Mountain road at Mount Ushba in the Caucasus of Georgia
Mountains in the Upper Svaneti of Georgia. Upper Svaneti is located in the valley of the Enguri River and is a historic province in Georgia

Ushguli, one of the highest inhabited settlements in Europe, Upper Svaneti, Georgia
Photograph of the village of Ushguli surrounded by the mountains of the High Caucasus. Ushguli is a village (four settlements) located at the head of the Enguri gorge in Upper Svaneti

Typical Svanetian Tower and the High Caucasus mountains in Mestia, Svaneti, Georgia
Landscape photograph, Svanetian tower near Mestia. Autumn colours and the snowcapped mountains of the High Caucasus in Svaneti, Northern Georgia

Village near Shkhara peak (5068 m), Ushghuli community, Upper Svanetia, Georgia

Defensive towers, Mestia, Svanetia, Georgia

Simple suspension bridge over the Enguri river, Svaneti or Svanetia, Caucasus Mountains, Georgia

Walls of the historic Fortress of Nokalakevi, near ??Senaki, Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region, Georgia

Mestia in Svaneti valley, Georgia

Ushguli Pigs
Pigs in the pasture in the town of Ushguli, with its towers, a UNESCO heritage sight, unique to the region of Svaneti. In the background is the mountain of Shkhara

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Discover the enchanting land of Svaneti, nestled in the heart of Georgia's Caucasus region. Step back in time as you explore the medieval towers that grace the picturesque village of Ushguli, a sight straight out of a Forgotten Realms adventure. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture as you wander through rural wooden houses at Tbilisi's Open Air Museum of Ethnography. Marvel at the awe-inspiring beauty of nature as you gaze upon the majestic peaks that surround Svaneti. The towering Shkhara peak stands tall at 5068 meters, overlooking the charming village near Ushghuli community. Feel your spirit soar amidst these breathtaking landscapes. Venture further into Upper Svanetia and witness another natural wonder – Ushba peak, reaching an impressive height of 4690 meters in Muzhali community. These mountains are not only a testament to Mother Nature's grandeur but also serve as protectors for ancient medieval defensive towers found throughout Mestia village, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The villages scattered across Upper Svanetia form part of another UNESCO World Heritage Site within this region known as "Villages in the Caucasus. " Experience their unique charm and immerse yourself in their timeless traditions. Delve deeper into history with a visit to Queen Tamar monument located in Mestia, paying homage to one of Georgia's most influential rulers. Her legacy lives on through this remarkable statue set against stunning mountain vistas. No trip to Svaneti would be complete without exploring Ushguli - yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site perched high up among snow-capped peaks. Lose yourself amidst its ancient stone houses and let its untouched beauty transport you to another era. As your journey comes to an end, make sure to stop by Poti - a bustling port city along Georgia's eastern Black Sea coast. Let its coastal charm and vibrant atmosphere leave a lasting impression on your Svaneti adventure.