3 Day Tusheti Tour Explore Unspoiled Wilderness
Do you think you're tough and believe the road to Kazbegi is exciting? Take on the ultimate challenge and test yourself for real! Only three months a year, the road to Tusheti is open, inviting only the brave and strong. Are you ready to embark on this 4x4 adventure? Join us and explore the untamed wilderness of Tusheti, where only the most daring travelers venture.
During the 3-day Tusheti tour, you will explore the charming villages of Omalo, Dartlo, Kvavlo, Chesho, Parsma, and Girevi, each with its own unique history and character. Omalo, the largest village in Tusheti, is the starting point for many treks and excursions in the area. Dartlo, known for its stone houses and cobbled streets, offers panoramic views of the surrounding mountains. Dano, a small village in the Pirikiti Valley, is famous for its ancient defence towers and traditional architecture. Kvavlo, Chesho, Parsma, and Girevi are also picturesque villages that offer a glimpse of the traditional way of life in Tusheti.
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3 Day Tusheti Tour Explore Unspoiled Wilderness
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What's included in 3 Day Tusheti Tour Explore Unspoiled Wilderness
(Subject to Option Inclusions)Itinerary
Day 1 | The road from Tbilisi to Tusheti
Gombori Pass
Alaverdi St. George Cathedral
Tusheti National Park
Omalo
Food and Drinks
Accommodation
Day 2 | Discovering the beauty of Tusheti
Dartlo
Diklo
Shenako
Food and Drinks
Accommodation
Inclusions
- Additional food and beverages
- Horse riding (option)
- Gratuities
- If you want to stay in a private room, you will have to pay additional 50 USD/2 nights
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
- The itinerary can be changed due to weather or delay with back to Tbilisi, so it's important to be flexible and open to changes in the schedule.
- Tusheti is a remote and mountainous region, with challenging roads and limited infrastructure. Visitors should be prepared for rugged terrain and limited amenities. Those prone to motion sickness may want to consider taking medication beforehand.
- The Tusheti tour is only available during a limited season, typically from June to September. Be sure to check the availability before booking.
- Cell phone coverage is limited in Tusheti, so it's important to have a backup way to communicate in case of an emergency.
- The weather in Tusheti can be unpredictable, with sudden changes in temperature and the potential for heavy rain or even snow. Visitors should come prepared with warm clothing and waterproof gear.
- There is limited access to electricity and running water in Tusheti, so be prepared for rustic living conditions.
- Be aware of the cultural sensitivity, Tusheti is a very traditional area and visitors should be respectful of local customs and traditions.
- As Tusheti is a protected area, it is important to follow Leave No Trace principles, pack out all trash and respect the natural environment.
- The tour includes comfortable accommodations (single or double rooms) and delicious traditional meals, but please note that the level of comfort may be lower than what you are used to.
- The vehicle used for transport is a Mitsubishi Delica. While it may not be the most luxurious vehicle, it is reliable and equipped to handle the rugged terrain of Tusheti. Rest assured that we have struck a balance between affordability, safety, and comfort for a truly memorable experience.
- Finally, be ready to be cut off from the modern world, Tusheti is a space to enjoy nature, culture and the simplicity of life.
- Credit cards are not accepted in Tusheti
- Please note that the price of this tour may vary based on several factors such as the day of the week, the number of participants, the season, and current promotional discounts. The price displayed on the site most often represents the lowest available price, with discounts automatically applied at the expense of the company. We encourage you to check the specific details for your desired date to understand the exact cost for your unique booking.
- The altitude in Tusheti is high (1800-2900 m / 5905-9514 ft), so those with altitude sickness should take appropriate precautions and consult with a doctor before embarking on the tour.
- There are limited medical facilities in Tusheti, and emergency medical evacuation can be difficult. Visitors should have travel insurance and be in good health before booking this tour.
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