The waterfall was very impressive and worth the difficult walk.
Some youngsters from the nearby village had organised a schaslick party, and we were invited.
Our guide did not think that I was able to manage the walk to the second waterfall I the nature park, so we decided to do it on our own.
The 7 kilometre route starts followed the gorge of Ninoskhevi River, and the waterfall was very impressive.
On our way up we meet a group of young people from the local village, Zemo Gurgeniani, preparing for a schaslick party. On our way down we were invited to join them in way that we could not refuse. So we got some schaslick, bread and a lot of white wine.
Maybe too much wine because on our way back we missed the part of the trail which lead to a bridge, and we had to wade over the river, and took the opportunity clean us from the sweat and dust from the very hot and exhausting 24 kilometres of walking.
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The monestary courtyards look like something out of Lord of the Rings. Awsome.
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