Borjomi Park
The territory belonging to Borjomi is basically regarded a protected territory. The first national park of Georgia, it was founded on the turn of the 20th century. Besides Borjomi Gorge, Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park includes territories of Meskheti and Imereti. Borjomi National Park belong to those rare places still inhabited by herds of the Caucasian noble deer. The tourist positional of Borjomi Gorge and its neighborhood is enormous.

Rabati fortress, Akhaltsikhe
Rabati dates back to the 9th century and occupies seventeen acres. The complex consisted of Jakelis residence, a fortress, a museum anthe ruins of an ancient caravanserai, as well as Greek, Armenian and Catholic churches. A mosque can also be found here. The diversity of the complex is testament to the variety of civilizations in the hands of which it fell over the centuries. Although it is not without great losses that this complex reached our time, today it is fully renovated and differs considerably from what its original look. Even though such a fundamental reconstruction caused mixed responses from the society, one fact cannot be denied:Rabati has become one of the greatest tourist attractions in a Georgia.

Cave monastery complex Vardzia
In the southwestern Georgia′s historical Samtskhe-Javakheti region, there is a magnificent monument of Georgian architecture – Vardzia cave monastery complex. It is a 12th-13th century cave monastery complex and fine example of Georgian architecture.
The width of this thirtee-floor ensemble is 500 meters. It is located 1300 meters above sea level and its area is 40 000 square kilometers. Vardzia was a royal monastery from the very beginning.
In 2007 Vardzia cave monastery complex was included into the UNESCO World Heritage Tentaive List.