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Tourism in Georgia
Georgia is characterized by a strong tourism sector, and in spite of the bad political and economic conditions that the country has suffered, it still represents an important center for attracting visitors and tourists; it includes many places and wonderful tourist attractions, from ancient buildings And old churches, castles, warm fountains, and wonderful landscapes. Statistics in 2002 indicated that the total hotel reservations in Georgia hotels amounted to about 3,712 hotel rooms; i.e. nearly 71% of the total capacity, and the number of visitors to the country in the year The same is approximately 298,469 za Ra.
The most important tourist attractions in Georgia
Georgia includes many landmarks and wonderful tourist places, and the following are mentioned for their most important:
The town of Telavi
The town of Telavi is an open historical archaeological museum, as it includes many ancient historical monuments belonging to the Romen kings, the Russians, the Georgians, and the kings of the Kakheti region, including the Lord’s Castle, the walls of the old fortress, and the Veredi Monastery, which is the second highest in the country.
Toshite National Park
Tusheti National Park is located at the bottom of the northern side of the Greater Caucasus Mountains, and it is considered one of the most beautiful parks in the country, as it includes many picturesque landscapes, and it should be noted that the Tushiti region has been included in the list of world heritage sites Of the UNESCO.
Gelati Monastery
The Gelati Monastery is located in the northeastern part of the Georgian city of Kutaisi, which is a historical archaeological church characterized by its wonderful architectural design, and includes many tombs of the 12th century Georgian rulers, and its walls are adorned with a group of wonderful murals.
The ancient city of Vardeza
The ancient city of Vardeza is an archaeological site and includes many archaeological monuments, including: the fortress of King Gyorgy III, which was built in the twelfth century, and several churches, monasteries, rooms, and caves carved in the rocks.
