Heart of Georgian winemaking and hospitality
Kakheti region, located in Eastern Georgia, is the country’s main wine region, known for its scenic vineyards, beautiful landscapes, rich culture, and ancient winemaking method using Qvevri (clay vessels) - recognized by UNESCO. Kakheti is also famous for its hospitality and diverse culinary traditions. The region’s main towns include Telavi, Sighnaghi, and Kvareli - each offering unique architecture, museums, and panoramic views. Kakheti is home to some of Georgia’s most important spiritual and historical heritage: Bodbe Monastery (the burial place of St. Nino), Alaverdi Monastery, Ikalto Monastery, Gremi Church, etc.
