Guria
Guria is located on the coastal area of eastern Georgia, in the Kolkheti lowland and its highland zone. Guria is the smallest administration unit of Georgia. The total area is only 2.03 thousand km². Guria is divided into two parts with its natural conditions: lowland and highland. Tourists, who are interested with history and ethnography will be interested with the oldest traditions of Guria. In Guria activates many of groups and ensembles, performers of Georgian and Gurulian dances and songs. There are founded many archeological monuments on the territory of Guria, some of them are dug and conserved, other not dug, and some are under the process of examining. Tourists, who are interesting in archeology can see: Ureki; Tsvermagala; Tsikhispedi (Petra); Korbude; Vakijvari; Grigoleti. Nabeglavi – is known with its mineral water. It is used for curing of digestive organs.
Bakhmaro – is climatic mountain resort, is used for curing of chronic diseases of breath organs and hypotonic cases, bloodless, in case of neurasthenia and lymphadenitis. In Bakhmaro takes place the traditional horse marathon in every year on the Transfiguration holiday. The landscape is extremely picturesque. The mountain sides are covered with coniferous woods comprising fir and silver fir species. Winter is moderately mild. Snow cover is very high (some years sea it 4-5m) and exists for about 6 months. 
Jumati monastery is situated on the bank of the river Supsa. It’s a basilica type monastery, which was dedicated to the saints Gabriel and Michael. The monastery has got the old and long difficult history. Once there was the major place of the metropolitan. In the book-depository of the church there are kept the unique books and the scripts. The monastery life was stopped in 1959 but survived in 1990. The Achy Church is built at the end of the XIII century and the beginning of the XIV centuries. The wall painting of the church is one of the oldest and unique, belonging to the middle centuries.
