Horse riding in Algeti Reserve, Manglisi, 60 km from Tbilisi Georgia

Only one hour driving from Tbilisi to the West into the Outskirts of the Lesser Caucasus brings you to the village of Manglisi, that borders the forests and mountains of the Algeti Reserve. Starting from Manglisi we can organize Horse riding trips on different routes with sturdy local horses on typical comfortable Georgian saddles and with the reliable and kind Ranger of the Nature reserve Robinzon. You'll get a great day on horse back on the way deep forests and blossoming meadows, with clean air and long forgotten scents

Day trips start from/to Tbilisi
Transfer to Manglisi by car 1 hour/ 60 km
Duration of the Horse riding tours 2- 5 hours
Distances 10-20 km
Altitude from 1400 - 1800 m
The Horses are quiet, reliable and calm
You need an average normal fitness, riding experience favorable
Price: EUR 85,00 per person/ day trip

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Impressions from Javakheti

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to book a Tour to Javakheti contact us at Kaukasus-Reisen

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Cattle drive Tusheti / Viehtrieb Tuschetien 29.09. - 06.10. 2010 in Georgien

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Grandiose Landschaften, tuschetische Gastfreundschaft, Einsamkeit und ein abenteuerlicher Zug mit den Herden zu Pferd oder zu Fuß über die Kette des großen Kaukasus. Tuschetien ist ein Eldorado für Naturfreunde, Reiter, Abenteurer, Angler, Fotografen, Journalisten und Künstler.

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A trip to Sapara Monastery

Wikipedia: "It (Sapara) has existed from at least the 9th century, and has numbered among its monks many important figures in Georgian ecclesiastical history. At the end of the 13th century Sapara became a possession of the Jakeli family, whose leader, Sargis Jakeli, was adept at staying on good terms with the Mongols, which enabled Samtskhe to enjoy a peace unusual for the time. When he grew old, Sargis took monastic orders and changed his name to Saba. His son Beka built the largest of the 12 churches here, St Saba's Church, named after the saint whose name his father had adopted, one of the most architecturally important churches of its time. The 14-century frescoes inside are of high quality." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapara_Monastery

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