Kutaisi – Myths & Marble Caves
One of Georgia’s oldest and most legendary cities, Kutaisi is a captivating blend of ancient mythology, royal history, and natural wonders. Once the capital of the Kingdom of Colchis—linked to the tale of Jason and the Golden Fleece—Kutaisi enchants visitors with landmarks like the grand Bagrati Cathedral and UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery. Nearby, the Prometheus Cave reveals a magical underworld of stalactites, underground lakes, and color-lit chambers. With charming streets, riverside promenades, and close access to lush canyons and waterfalls, Kutaisi offers both cultural depth and natural beauty in equal measure.
Best Time to Visit: March to June & September to November – for pleasant weather and nature trips
Distance: ~230 km from Tbilisi (~3.5–4 hours by road or 40-minute domestic flight)
Travel Tips: Combine Kutaisi with Martvili Canyon, Okatse Canyon, and Sataplia Nature Reserve for a complete western Georgia circuit
Culture & Food: Indulge in Imeretian cuisine – featuring Imeruli khachapuri (cheese-filled bread), pkhali (vegetable pâtés), and spicy plum sauces. Local markets brim with fresh fruits, herbs, and artisan cheeses.
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