Lagodechi: Hotels and Accommodation

Nature

The protected areas of Lagodekhi offer marked trails as well as organized hiking, educational, horseback riding, and cultural tours. Those wishing to book a hotel in Lagodechi can continue their accommodation search afterward. The administrative courtyard also features a 600-meter-long nature interpretation trail for children.

The route to Black Rocks Lake can be covered on foot or on horseback; there are equipped picnic areas and tent camping there. The route offers views of the Caucasus Mountains and the Alazani Valley. The path to the Black Grouse Waterfall leads through untouched deciduous forest and reaches the 6-meter-high Rocho Waterfall. The managed protected area of Lagodekhi can be visited year-round.

Culture and History

The Lagodekhi Local History Museum was founded in 1975 and presents the nature, history, and everyday life of the area. It has five exhibition halls, including halls for archaeology, ethnography, and numismatics. Its archaeological material dates from the 4th millennium BC to the late feudal period; altogether, it preserves 3,668 exhibits.

The Machi Fortress is described as a medieval fortress with a family church and underground passages.

Wellness

Lagodekhi is known for its sulfur mineral waters.

Minibuses to Lagodekhi depart in Tbilisi near Isani metro station from 7:30 a.m. every half hour.

Other destinations: Omalo, Telavi, Akhalsopeli, Dedoplis Tskaro, Vardisubani, Khashmi, Tsinandali, Gurjaani.

To the higher-level travel overview: Kakheti.