Borjomi tourist places

Карта путеводителя:

Как добраться на общественном транспорте:

from Tbilisi — 160 km from Batumi — 273 km from Kutaisi — 130 km You can get from Tbilisi by bus from Didube metro station, 8 lari ($3/ 200 r), 3 hours on the way. From Batumi, once a day at 10.00 there is a direct bus from the old bus station (Mayakovsky, 1). On the way 5-6 hours. Alternative option: drive from Batumi to Khashuri, 4h 30 min. Any minibus or bus going to Tbilisi will do. Get off at the ring in Khashuri and catch a minibus to Borjomi. They go often. Electric train The Tbilisi— Borjomi train runs four times a day, 4 hours. Check the schedule on the railway website

Старт:

Borjomi

Детали маршрута:

Climb the cross mountain, walk up the Borjomi River, visit the old Church of St. Nina. The total route is about 20 kilometers, but there are a lot of impressions!

Финиш:

Borjomi

Что взять с собой:

Good shoes, water (several liters), a snack. Sportswear, according to the weather. A detailed description of the equipment is available in the full description of the route The full route includes a GPS track and photos from places.

Полное описание:

Start in Borjomi near the Panorama Victoria Hotel.

From it we go up to the Cross mountain. Beautiful panoramic view. We go back down. Approximately 3.5 kilometers.

Then we go through the city along the main road Meskheti st to the tourist information center. From there we climb up to the old church of St. Nina and go back down. About 3 kilometers.

Then we go back to the starting point, turn right and cross the Kura River over the bridge. We walk along Kostava st street and then climb up along the Borjomi River for about 6-7 kilometers. The views are fascinating, the trail is excellent.



A complete list of necessary things for the hike
1. Clothing (according to the weather, indicated for the winter season / off-season)

Sneakers (trekking shoes)

Windbreaker (Windproof jacket with hood / Warm jacket)

Jacket (Sweater / Fleece jacket / Hooded Jacket)

T—shirt - 3 pcs. (thermal underwear)

Socks — 4 pairs

Ear Patch (Hat)

Sunglasses

Sunscreen / Face Protection Mask

Undershirt (mat with elastic belt for sitting on bivouac, rocks, ground)

Gloves — 2 pairs (thin fleece, warm waterproof and windproof)

windproof pants



2. Equipment

Backpack 15-30 l (for road and day trips)

Lantern

Mat (trapik, karemat)

Sleeping bag (winter)

MSBK (mug, spoon, bowl, knife)

Thermos

Trekking poles



3. Other

First aid kit (analgesic, antipyretic, bandage, iodine, alcohol, plasters, bandage for sprains)

Hygiene kit (towel, handkerchief, wet wipes, toilet paper, soap, toothbrush and paste)

Passport and medical center

Swimsuit for tanning



4. Life and food (if it is supposed to be in a tent)

Tent

Gas burner

Gas cylinders

Wire for hanging boilers

Boilers

The ladle

Can opener

Sponge, wire grater, detergent

Matches, dry alcohol, paper for ignition

Compass, GPS navigator

AA and AAA batteries

Awning for tents and equipment shelters

Cooking food (stew, buckwheat, bread, coffee)

Water (5-10 liters)