Tskhvarichamia is a charming village nestled in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region of eastern Georgia. Positioned along the scenic Sabaduri ridge, the village rests within the gorge of the Tezami River, a left tributary of the Aragvi River. Tskhvarichamia is located approximately 14 kilometers (8.7 miles) northeast of Mtskheta, the region’s administrative center. It sits at an altitude of 1,180 meters (3,871 feet) above sea level, though some sources place it slightly lower at 1,092 meters (3,583 feet). The surrounding landscape is rich in lush vegetation, providing a natural beauty that enhances its appeal.
The village is part of a broader community, which includes nearby villages such as Tezami, Kevliani, Khvalkhevi, Lelubani, and Mamkoda. With its pleasant climate and elevated position, Tskhvarichamia is regarded as a recreational and climatic resort zone. The fresh mountain air and serene atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those seeking treatment and prevention of respiratory issues. Summers here are warm and long, providing visitors with ample time to enjoy outdoor activities.
As of the 2014 census, Tskhvarichamia had a modest population of 57 people, consisting of 32 men and 25 women. The majority of the residents are ethnic Georgians (96.4%), with small percentages of Azerbaijanis (1.8%) and Armenians (1.8%) contributing to the village’s diverse cultural landscape.
Tskhvarichamia’s tranquil setting, combined with its therapeutic climate and stunning natural surroundings, makes it an inviting retreat for anyone looking to experience Georgia’s lesser-known gems.
