The Khashuri Tower is a cylindrical architectural monument dating from the 18th century, built of river stone, with a diameter of 9 meters. It was restored in 1959 and again in 1999. Its southern entrance is 3 meters above the ground and has a vaulted door; above the entrance is a recessed cross made of blue-glazed stones. The tower's floors are connected by a staircase built into the wall. Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Khashuri can continue searching for accommodation afterward.
Culture
The Khashuri Local Lore Museum was founded in 1959 and preserves ethnographic, archaeological, and photographic documentary materials covering mainly the Khashuri area. Some of the museum's exhibits have been displayed at exhibitions at an international level.
The museum has been included in the municipality's local museum program for 2026. This program identifies visitor engagement and increasing tourism potential as objectives. It also includes an exhibition on cultural heritage, as well as research and educational activities. The museum has a research library that is accessible to students and young people.
Khashuri is home to a tourist information center of the Georgian National Tourism Administration at 46a Borjomi Street.
Transport
In Khashuri, the Tbilisi–Batumi transport corridor intersects with the Khashuri–Akhaltsikhe railway line.
Other destinations: Tsiplovana, Gori, Tergvisi.
