Things to do in Manavi

The most striking feature of the church is undoubtedly its pure gold-clad dome, dazzling in the sunlight and exuding a gentle solemnity when illuminated at night. It's worth noting that the church's construction was primarily funded by donations from ordinary citizens—it's not just a building, but a symbol of Georgians rediscovering their faith and solidifying their national identity after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Sighnaghi is a beautiful, mysterious and legendary tourist town in the east. It is also known as the Royal Town. It was the seat of the Georgian royal family in the second century BC. Because there is a marriage registration agency that works 24 hours a day (but in fact, the marriage registration agency is not open 24 hours a day), Sighnaghi is also called the City of Love by the locals. The town has preserved most of the city walls and 23 towers from the 18th century.

As the most important monastery of the Orthodox Church in Georgia, the tomb of St. Nino is in the monastery. St. Nino was the first person to spread the Orthodox Church to Georgia, so this monastery is of great significance!

The ancient city walls of Sighnaghi are the symbol of this "town of love," built around a mountain ridge that embraces the entire town. · Construction Period: Late 18th century (circa 1772) · Builder: King Erekler II of Georgia · Core Purpose: As a defensive fortification to protect the area from invasion · Original Size: Approximately 4-4.5 kilometers in length, with 23 towers and several gates · Preservation Status: Parts of the walls are well-preserved; they have been restored in recent years. · Defensive Features: Located on a mountaintop, the walls offer stunning views overlooking the Alazani Valley. · Visual Style: Encircling the town, they create a picturesque landscape together with the red-roofed stone houses.

A one-stop winery that handles everything from grape cultivation to bottling. Even beginners can enjoy the guided tours and tastings.

Georgia has a chronicle monument, which was built during the Soviet era and witnessed the disintegration of the Soviet Union. Many locals go to the Tbilisi Sea for vacation, swimming, and sunbathing. From the monument, you can see the Tbilisi Sea from a distance. It takes 12 minutes to walk from the monument to the beach.