Georgia's Caving Country
Imereti is western Georgia's green, low-lying heartland, wrapped around Kutaisi — once the capital of the legendary kingdom of Colchis, and today the country's western gateway with its own international airport. Where the high Caucasus pulls travellers north, Imereti's drama runs underground and along the canyon's edge. This is Georgia's caving country: the vast illuminated chambers of Prometheus, the dinosaur footprints and glass-floored forest platform at Sataplia, and the steel walkway that clings to the cliffs above Okatse Canyon. Lower and milder than the mountain regions, Imereti stays green and walkable across far more of the year — and its caves hold a steady 14°C whatever the weather does above ground.
Signature Sights & Experiences
Ways to Experience Imereti
Where It Sits in Georgia
When to Come
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