Excursion to the monastery of David-Gareja
A trip to the border of Georgia and Azerbaijan. Inspection of a complex of cave monasteries of the VI century
Cost: 46$ for 1 person
THE COST INCLUDES:
THE COST INCLUDES:
- Transport service under the program on comfortable transport
- Guide services throughout the trip
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SUITABLE
FOR EVERYONE
FOR EVERYONE
The program is suitable for people of all ages and physical abilities.
* Interesting for children from 8 years
* Interesting for children from 8 years
ANY DATES
OF TRIP
OF TRIP
You can choose any dates of trip convenient for you
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PROGRAM
PROGRAM
You can adjust the tour program to your wishes
PAYMENT
WHEN ARRIVAL
WHEN ARRIVAL
When booking a tour, you pay only 10% of the cost
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David-Gareja - a complex of Georgian cave monasteries of the VI century:
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The monastery is located 60 km from Tbilisi, on the very border between Georgia and Azerbaijan. He was
founded by David, one of the 13 Assyrian fathers of the 6th century. Here is his holy grave.
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On the territory of the complex are more than 100 caves, which were used by monks as cells. In the monastery and in the Lavra of David there are well
preserved unique frescoes of the VIII—XIV centuries with portraits of historical figures, including the queen Tamara
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In the first half of the VIV century the monastery was an important political and economic center of Georgia. It is an
active monastery and until today, where monks live and lead monastic life.
Cost
- 46$ for 1 person
The tour will take place in case if a group of at least 3 people gathers!
Total duration of the tour - 7 hours
Meeting point: Metro Rustaveli, 09:00
Included in cost
- Transport service under the program on comfortable transport
- Guide services throughout the trip
- Entrance tickets to the above objects
Additional charges
- Dinner
To have with you:
- Comfortable clothes and shoes
- Drinking water
Route of excursion to monastery David Geraji with Cool Georgia Travel:
