Ushguli Village Review

Ushguli highest village in Europe located in Georgia. it's must to visit! the most beautiful landscape ever 🤩

The hometown of Ushu can be said to be the most worth visiting place in Georgia. It is picturesque, fresh air and full of life. Living in this small mountain village for a while will linger and reluctantly.

Was visiting my friend and he said Ushguli is a must see location and he wasn't wrong! The road to there was quite bad so you need a proper vehicle and it's worth it! Picture says it all :)

The first time I hiked outside, the first time I met a five-star praise hiking partner on foot, everything went smoothly and happy! The hiking partner is the Israeli bioscientist who quit the gap, will magic, will tell stories, will navigate, will take care of people [Happy] autumn in the Transcaucasus Mountains, the peaks are layered in color, like the late autumn of western Sichuan, and more exotic temperament than western Sichuan. Highlights: -From Mestia hike to Ushguli a total of more than 50 kilometers, standard schedule 4 days; -The whole route is below 3000 altitude, and the snow-capped glaciers can be seen every day; -Low altitude, stable climate, no need for professional equipment such as punching clothes, ordinary sweatshirt shoes are good; -There are villages throughout the whole process, and the guesthouse is very clean and comfortable, providing meals and accommodation; -Probably the most comfortable snow-capped mountain scenery hiking line. Note tips: -There are relatively few online guides available in China, and you can consult the specific route details after going to the town of Mestia; -People are easy to get lost, study the route in advance or bring a reliable human meat navigation; -Guesthouse provides bread (Georgian cakes) every day, but there is no meat, and those who don't like pasta can bring some snacks; - You can also take the car back to Mestia earlier on the last day, and there will be more accommodation and dining options and affordable prices;- Smiles and body language are universal in the world, use this skill to meet a five-star partner. Most recommended: first day of accommodation recommended Nora's house recommended reason: clean and welcoming, each room has a heater most recommended: last day of accommodation recommended Hotel NATO recommended reason: clean and warm with heaters, villagers also invited us to drink Georgian beer together, a head.

Ushu Hometown, Georgia's secret land Ushu Hometown is an ancient village located in the Caucasus Mountains, with an altitude of about 2060 meters to 2200 meters. There are only a few hundred residents. Because of its remote location, Ushu Hometown can be said to be the secret land of Georgia. Like a lost world, it was not until nearly a decade or so that tourists visited one after another. Since ancient times, few outsiders have entered, so it still maintains various buildings and relics from the 8th century, mainly local bunker towers, and was listed as a world cultural heritage by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization in 1996. Geographical location: Located in the upper Inguri River basin, south of the Shihara Mountains in the Caucasus Mountains, it belongs to a community in the Georgian state of Samegrero-Upper Swanetia. General tourists will charter a car from Mesznya. It takes about 2 hours to drive. The road is not easy to walk. Do not drive by yourself. You need to find a local driver to enter the car, and the bus and bus can't. Overall introduction: Ushu Hometown is known for its medieval architectural style, unique bunker tower towers and Caucasus mountain scenery. If you come to Georgia, it is highly recommended to go to Ushu Hometown to see, it has no Tbilisi bustling, no Signaji fairy tales, There is no ancient Kutaisi, no Kazbek fame, but the natural scenery at the foot of the snowy mountain is unparalleled. In summer, there are many tourists. The autumn and autumn colors are very beautiful. In winter, it will be difficult to pass due to ice and snow. There are not many homestays in the village. The conditions are limited. There are cafes and restaurants that provide light meals. There is also a network for eating and drinking. The signal is slightly worse. In the past few years, the tourists in the hometown of Wushu have slowly increased, so when I went there, I saw that the local area was also building civil buildings. It is estimated that it was built a homestay. Tip: Wushu Hometown is a very natural ancient village, just like our rural area in the 1980s, when it rains, the road is muddy, and there are many cow dung on the road. It is recommended that tourists who want to go have a psychological expectation in advance.