Places in Georgia

The protected areas of the Kintrishi valley in Kobuleti municipality, between the village of Tskhemvani and Mount Khino at 300–2,500 metres: a strict nature reserve founded in 1959 and a protected landscape of 2007, with relict Colchian forest, more than 900 plant species, the arched Tamar bridge, the ruined Khinotsminda church and the high mountain lake Tbikeli; since 2021 the reserve has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage List.

The "place of honey" 10 kilometres from Kutaisi: a reserve founded in 1935 by Petre Chabukiani, with the crater of an extinct volcano, relict Colchian forest, a 900-metre karst cave discovered in 1925 and some 200 dinosaur footprints in Cretaceous limestone; since 2010–2011 with a visitor centre, a park of dinosaur models and a glass viewing platform jutting over the cliff.

The only coastal reserve of Abkhazia: 3,761 hectares on the Pitsunda cape and the Myussera foothills, protecting groves of the relict Pitsunda pine, together with Colchic box, the strawberry tree and more than 800 plant species.