Complete list of 10 national parks in Georgia

Algeti

Borjomi-Kharagauli

Javakheti

Kazbegi

Kolkheti

Machakhela

Mtirala

Tbilisi

Tusheti

Vashlovani

Georgia National Parks

Algeti National Park is located on the northern slopes of the Trialeti Range. The park features dense coniferous forests dominated by spruce and fir trees. It provides important habitat for various species of wildlife including brown bears, lynx, and numerous bird species.

One of the largest national parks in Georgia, covering six districts in central Georgia. The park features diverse landscapes from deep forests to alpine meadows and snowy peaks. It is home to rare species including the East Caucasian tur and numerous endemic plants.

Javakheti National Park is known for its volcanic lakes and wetlands. The park is an important stopover for migratory birds and provides crucial habitat for waterfowl. The landscape features volcanic plateaus and alpine meadows.

Dominated by the iconic Mount Kazbek, this park features dramatic alpine landscapes and glaciers. The park is famous for the historic Gergeti Trinity Church set against mountain backdrops. It offers excellent hiking opportunities and rich biodiversity including East Caucasian tur and bearded vultures.

Kolkheti National Park protects unique wetland ecosystems along the Black Sea coast. The park includes coastal areas, lakes, and swamps that provide crucial habitat for migratory birds. It contains remnants of ancient Colchian forests and rare peat bogs.

Machakhela National Park is known for its pristine Colchic forests and rich biodiversity. The park features deep gorges and mountain rivers. It preserves unique flora including many endemic species of the Colchic region.

Mtirala National Park is one of the wettest regions in Georgia, known for its humid subtropical climate. The park protects pristine Colchic forests and features numerous waterfalls. It is home to diverse wildlife including brown bears and various endemic species.

Located on the outskirts of Georgia's capital, this park offers recreational opportunities close to urban areas. The park features semi-arid landscapes and forest ecosystems. It provides important habitat for various species while serving as a popular destination for city residents.

Tusheti National Park is known for its remote mountain landscapes and traditional villages. The park features high alpine meadows, deep gorges, and medieval tower houses. It preserves unique cultural heritage alongside rich biodiversity including rare species like the East Caucasian tur.

Vashlovani National Park features unique arid and semi-arid landscapes uncommon in Georgia. The park is known for its pistachio and juniper woodlands and dramatic badland formations. It provides habitat for rare species including the Persian gazelle and various birds of prey.