Kazbegi — three nights under a 5,000-metre giant
A lone church at 2,170 metres under a 5,000-metre giant — the Alps’ drama at a fraction of the crowds.
This journey documents one of the Hidden Atlas places: Kazbegi — its Atlas page →
Day by day
The Military Highway: Ananuri fortress, Jvari Pass, Gergeti for sunset
Juta and the Chaukhi peaks — or the glacier viewpoint
Truso Valley’s springs and towers, then back to Tbilisi
The must-dos, honestly graded
- Hiking up to Gergeti Trinity Church rather than only drivingWorth It
- Sunrise at the church — the overnighters’ rewardWorth It
- Juta village under the Chaukhi peaksWorth It
- The 4×4 dash up and straight back down — the hike is the pointNot Worth It
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