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Ushguli (უშგული) is a community in Upper Svaneti. It is one of the highest mountain settlements in Europe, and is situated at a height of 2,200m above sea level. Four villages make up the community of Ushguli: Murkmeli, Chazhashi, Chvibiani, and Zhibiani. The perfect harmony of architecture and landscape, medieval urban network system and residential complexes preserved in the villages, along with the exceptionally picturesque setting, leave an everlasting impression on visitors and contribute to the uniqueness of Ushguli’s architecture. The village of Chazhashi in Ushguli community has preserved more than 200 medieval tower houses, churches and castles and is UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Happy New 2024 Year! “Alilo” performed by Shavnabada for ATINATI
BATUMI is the second largest city in Georgia and capital of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara. It is situated on the Black Sea coast in Southwestern Georgia, andlies in a subtropical zone at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. BATUMI is located on the site of an ancient Greek colony in Colchis that was called "Bathus'' or "Bathys" – derived from the Greek term meaning 'deep harbor.' Music by Lili Iashvili Author of the text - Korneli Sanadze, Performer - Nanuli Abesadze and Suliko Koroshinadze Updated version composed by Erekle Getsadze
Lasha Talakhadze is an Olympic champion in Tokyo 2020. Georgian weightlifter sets new world record while claiming his second Olympic gold medal.
Warmest thoughts and Best Wishes from ATINATI for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Among the outstanding Georgian traditions, the harvest is one of the most important and old traditions that still lives on today. A Georgian cherishes vineyard, like his own child, dedicates all his effort and energy to it and when Autumn comes and grapes get ripe, the vine festival - harvest begins. The harvest is a sort of holiday in Georgia. The country is considered to be the homeland of wine and has 8000-year-old continuous tradition of winemaking.
Walk in Tbilisi - The capital of Georgia where East meets West. Tbilisi is the biggest, multicultural and multi-religious city in Georgia. It is located on the both banks of the Mtkvari river. Tbilisi has been regarded as one of the most tolerant cities since the old times. This is evidenced by the shrines for people of different cultures and religions living side by side in one district: Christian, Gregorian, catholic churches, synagogue, an atashgah and a mosque.