The Money Museum of the National Bank of Georgia ფულის მუზეუმი / საქართველოს ეროვნული ბანკი
The Money Museum of the National Bank of Georgia
Hike through Kakheti's Lagodekhi National Park to witness the stunning 40-meter Ninoskhevi Waterfall, a natural wonder for adventurous travelers.
Ninoskhevi Waterfall, also known as the Great Waterfall or Gurgeniani Waterfall, is a stunning 40-meter cascade nestled in the Lagodekhi Protected Areas of Georgia's Kakheti region. The hike to the falls follows the Ninoskhevi River, offering a moderately challenging trek through lush forests and requiring several river crossings.
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Walking
The final approach to Ninoskhevi Waterfall involves a hike from the Gurgeniani Information Center. From the center, follow the marked trail alongside the Ninoskhevi River. The hike is approximately 8.5 km and takes 4-6 hours round trip. Be prepared for multiple river crossings, especially during periods of high water. The trail is considered moderately challenging. There are no additional costs associated with this approach.
Public Transport
To reach the Ninoskhevi Waterfall trail, take a marshrutka (minibus) from Lagodekhi town to Ninigori for approximately 0.5 GEL. From Ninigori, take a taxi to Gurgeniani village, which costs around 4 GEL. Alternatively, a taxi directly from Lagodekhi to Gurgeniani costs 10-15 GEL. From Gurgeniani, the trail to the waterfall begins at the Gurgeniani Information Center.
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