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Abasha (Georgian: აბაშა) is a town in western Georgia with a population of 4,941. It is situated between the rivers of Abasha and Noghela, at 23m above sea level and is located some 283 km (176 mi) to the west of Tbilisi.
Abasha (em georgiano: აბაშა) É uma villa no oeste Geórgia com uma população de 4.941. [1] Está situada entre os rios de Abasha e Noghela, a 23 metros acima do nível do mar e está localizada 283 km (176 mi) a oeste de Tbilisi.
- Where Is Abasha located?
- History of Abasha
- What Can You See in Abasha?
Abasha is located in Colchis lowland and covers 16 administrative units, along with numerous rivers including the Rioni, Tskhenistskali, and Abasha, along with the Noghela, Kovza, and Zana.
Records about Abasha are kept in the book “History of Georgia” which refers to traces of a very old dwelling. Specifically, the former dwelling, called “Namarnu,” is located in the village of Ketilari, where fragments of dishes from ancient times, remains of stone walls, burial sites, and other items and artefacts have been discovered. The excavati...
Numerous striking cultural-historical monuments from the Middle Ages are preserved in Abasha municipality. Kadari Church (16th century), Sepieti basilica (16th-18th centuries), Tkviria (15th-16th centuries), and Sujuni St. George (18th century) churches are among many of the local highlights. The museum of the well-known Georgian writer, Konstantin...
In the verdant expanse of Samegrelo, Abasha Waterfall commands attention within its municipality, a mere 5 km from Baldi village and perched at an impressive 895 meters (2,936 feet) above sea level.
Abasha - City and Municipality in western Georgia, in the Samegrelo - Zemo Svaneti Region, the administrative center of Abasha Municipality. It is located between the Abasha and Noghela Rivers, at an altitude of 23 meters above sea level. It was declared a city in 1964.
Abasha, a small town located in Samegrelo, Colchis Lowland, serves as the administrative center of the Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region.
The waterfall cascades from a height of about 40 meters over the chalky limestone hill of the upper reaches of the Abasha River, forming a hole with a diameter of 12 meters. The water foams majestically, as the drops reflect all colors of the rainbow.
