2. Visit Sataplia Nature Reserve
This place is unbelievable beautiful in snow. 2 km hike will warm up your joints and muscles. There is a cave inside the reserve, where temperature is always 14 degrees Celsius. Humidity inside the cave is up to 98% and the oxygen is 25%. In brief it's a perfect therapy for lungs. The views from the trail are great for social media stories and posts, so get the phone ready for it. ​

3. Bagrati cathedral
This place is always very beautiful and nice, but it's the most beautiful in winter when it's covered by snow. The church was built in 11th century, but people lived at this place B.C. There is a church, a bell-tower, ruins of the castle and bath, fence and jars for wine in the complex. There is a panoramic view to the old town and the south Caucasus mountain range from the church yard. ​

4. Tskhrajvari & Shaori lake
55 km away from Kutaisi there is located Shaori lake that gets frozen in winter. It's a really beautiful place for camping and for taking good pictures. Near the lake is Tskhrajvari church, but in case of big snow driveway to there is blocked and you've to hike up to 5 km in a deep snow. The last 500 meters of the trail is so steep and rocky it might be impossible to reach the top. I suggest to visit it only in case of low snow, max up to 10 cm. ​

5. Motsameta monastery
The complex built on the cape, surrounding by 80 meters deep canyon and amazing views - totally worth to see this in snow. I suggest to leave a car at the parking, cross the railway by foot and walk down to the monastery. The road is 6% downhill. You can probably drive down without a damage, but coming up might be tricky even with AWD vehicle and snow tires. Take a good look around, make some nice shots, pray if you are Cristian and hike back to the parking. Thank me later.

7. Have a hot chocolate at Lilestan
Coming back to the city have a walk in the downtown. But before that grab a hot beverage at Lilestan. This is a restaurant with the style and quite delicious food. Lunch out here is a good idea as well, but if you're not a lunch person just get a hot drink to heat up the body. ​

8. Take a walk in the downtown of Kutaisi
Kutaisi is the oldest city in Georgia. There are lot's of beautiful old building and streets in the center. Here is my favorite route: If you start walking from the restaurant "Lilestan", go directly to the central square. Here is Colchis fountain, a Drama theatre and the entrance of the central park. Walk in the park and visit the Opera house. Here cross the street and walk to the "Mon Plaisir" arch where are really nice graffiti art drawings. Walk to the School #1, to the tourism center of Kutaisi and down to the river bank. Here you can visit the Golden Marque that is the oldest building in the downtown. Next to it is located soviet cable car that will bring you up to amusement park. You can take the stairs back or the cable car. The next must see place is a white bridge, but be careful if it's covered with snow or ice. The surface is made by the metal and the glass and it's super slippery and dangerous.

9. Sulfur bath of Dikhashkho
To the sauth of Kutaisi, 40 km away is sulfur bath of Dikhashkho. It's a natural geyser and is totally public. It gets more and more popular and crowded, so I suggest to visit it in the morning. The most of Georgians are not morning people, so no one will come here at 8 a.m. to take a bath. I strongly recommend to keep car running and warm to get in from the pool.

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Kutaisi is the 5th the oldest city in Europe. It has history of 3500 years. According to legend of Argonavts Kutaisi was the city where Golden fleece was taken from. This legend was written in 10th century B.C. This means before this time we already had great culture out here. We were able to produce gold, silver and other alloys. This city has pretty old history. So, enjoy the show.