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Borjomi is a balneological and climatic resort town internationally renowned due to curative volcanic salty springs, mineral spas, and diverse nature.
Borjom-Kharagauli National Park, among Europe's largest protected areas, preserves exceptional wilderness and rare endemic plants. Approximately 60% of these species are endangered, highlighting the park's dedication to conservation.
Borjomi and Likani are unique thermal and balneological spa resorts, nested in the Lesser Caucasus Mtkvari river gorge. The area is notable for Borjomi and Likani mineral waters as well as the close location of the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park.
Abastumani climatic spa resort is located in Georgia, historical Meskheti, bordered by the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park and surrounded by pine forests.
Chitakhevi St. George medieval church is named as Mtsvane Monastery (translated as “Green Monastery”), and is located in the forested gorge about 10 km from town Borjomi.
The Mtkvari River, known as the Kura in Turkish, originates in Turkey and flows through Georgian cities such as Tbilisi, Borjomi, Mtskheta, and Gori before reaching the Caspian Sea in Azerbaijan.
Samtskhe-Javakheti, a region situated in the southern part of Georgia, stretches from the Borjomi Gorge to the border shared by Turkey and Armenia. It comprises three distinctive historical provinces—Samtskhe, Javakheti, and Tori—housing cities like Borjomi, Akhaltsikhe, and Akhalkalaki
Bakuriani stands as one of the most sought-after ski resorts in the Caucasus region. Positioned on the western inclines of the Trialeti mountains within the Borjomi municipality, it graces the landscapes of the Lesser Caucasus mountains in Georgia.
The Borjomi Museum of Local History, resides within a structure designed by German gothic architect V. Shveier 36 years prior. It encompasses five principal departments focusing on archaeology, historical-ethnography, applied art, local landscapes, and nature.