Leghvtakhevi Waterfall
ლეღვთახევის ჩანჩქერი
A small waterfall at the end of Fig Gorge behind the sulfur bath district. It is a rare sight in the city center, with old wooden-balconied houses lining the way.
Leghvtakhevi means “Fig Gorge.” It is a narrow ravine behind the bathhouse district. A restored trail follows the stream upward, flanked by old houses with hanging wooden balconies, and at the end stands a waterfall about 20 meters high, a rare sight in the city center. Enter beside the Orbeliani Baths; the walk takes about 5 minutes. Admission is free. It can be combined with the bathhouse district, the botanical garden, and Narikala into a half-day walking route. The path is slippery after rain.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Narikala Fortress
- Jumah Mosque
- National Botanical Garden of Georgia
- Old Tbilisi / Abanotubani
- Metekhi Church
- Kartlis Deda (Mother of Georgia)
- Sioni Cathedral
- Bridge of Peace