체첸 최고의 워킹 & 하이킹 경로

In Girevi there are some guesthouses and cafes with WiFi

From the hiking trail just before Girevi you have a great view of the ruins of Hegho

On the opposite bank, high rock pillars and needles made of sedimentary rock stand close together, like in Cappadocia or the USA. The Caucasus is a young mountain range (and is still growing, 2.5cm a year, because the Arabian plate is pushing over the Eurasian one) and as it was constantly folding, it took up all the sediments from the sea floor, which are now being washed out (with varying degrees of compaction) and are forming the rock needles. A second, similar, smaller spot can be found about 2km towards Mutso.

Anatori is a sad story of abandonment and death. When the plague raged here in the 18th century, the residents of the village of Anatori built houses in which the sick could isolate themselves so as not to infect the others. And ultimately to die there. It was of no use. All the residents became ill and died.

Large, actually oversized tourist information center (built with German and EU funds). Friendly service and the information you want.

Mutso towers high above the river and looks truly defensive.

The village of Girevi is also worth seeing; many houses from the 19th and 20th centuries, built from slate slabs. There is even a very small church. Down by the river is the border station, where you should report to get a permit (Porusk) for the journey to Shatili, as the route goes through border territory.

A typical old village in Tusheti, with almost no residents. Ein typisches altes Dorf in Tuschetien, fast ohne Bewohner. Typical old village in Tusheti, there are almost no local residents.