Okatse Canyon (Region of Imereti)
Okatse Canyon (Georgian: ოკაცეს კანიონი) — Okatse Canyon is a complex of various natural monuments. The canyon is washed out in limestone by the Okatse River, which originates on the mountain slopes of Askhi (Georgian: ასხი) and flows into Tskhenistskali (Georgian: ცხენისწყალი). The oldest natural monument is more than a million years old. The canyon is home to numerous waterfalls, caves, panoramic views and hiking trails. Due to their natural uniqueness and beauty, they are rightfully included in the top attractions of Georgia. The route is as long as the canyon itself, and even a little longer, about three kilometers. The canyon is up to 50 meters deep in places, and a suspension bridge is laid along its upper part.
The canyon has a transparent floor, which makes the spectacle even more extreme. There are many waterfalls and lakes in the canyon, the white bottom of which is reflected under the transparent bluish-green water. The upper part of the canyon is located at an altitude of 1000 meters above sea level in the village of the same name, after which a fairly strong and high waterfall was named – Kinchkha (Georgian: კინჩხა), with a height of 100 meters. The route along the lower Okatse canyon includes a walk through a beautiful forest and rich terrain for about 2.2 kilometers, along the way there is the palace of the princes Dadiani. The route is quite easy and completely tested, safe, especially since there are signs everywhere.
Village of Zeda Gordi (Georgian: სოფელი გორდი), Khoni Municipality (Georgian: ხონის მუნიციპალიტეტი)