Borjomi , Georgia

💧 Borjomi: Georgia’s Legendary Spa Town in the Forests of Time

📍Where healing springs meet majestic nature

Nestled deep in the lush green valleys of southern Georgia lies Borjomi, a town famous for its mineral waters, therapeutic spas, and stunning natural beauty. But Borjomi isn’t just a place to drink sparkling water—it’s a place to refresh your body, restore your spirit, and reconnect with nature.

💦 The Magic of Borjomi’s Waters

Borjomi’s fame stretches far beyond Georgia’s borders. Its naturally carbonated mineral water has been known for healing properties for centuries. Discovered as far back as the 15th century and bottled since the 1800s, it became the official water of the Russian imperial family.

You can still drink this water straight from the source at the famous Borjomi Central Park, where warm, sulfur-rich springs bubble from the ground surrounded by forests.

"Take a sip from the earth itself. You don’t just taste water—you taste centuries of nature’s alchemy."

🏞️ A Park Straight Out of a Fairytale

Borjomi Central Park is one of Georgia’s oldest and most enchanting parks. With walking trails under giant trees, quiet rivers, and natural hot sulfur baths hidden in the woods, it’s the perfect place to unwind.

Don’t miss:

🚶‍♀️ Scenic walking paths and old bridges
🛁 Outdoor hot spring pools nestled in the forest
🎡 A charming amusement area for families
⛰️ Hiking trails into the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park

🌲 Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park

One of Europe’s largest national parks, this eco-wonderland covers mountains, alpine meadows, deep gorges, and hidden villages. Whether you're into trekking, horseback riding, or wildlife watching, Borjomi-Kharagauli is a dream for nature lovers.

🦌 Expect encounters with: deer, bears, lynxes, and rare birds
🧭 Perfect for: hikers, photographers, and off-the-grid explorers

🏛️ History & Culture

Borjomi was once a favorite of Russian nobles and Georgian aristocrats. You’ll find:

The Romanov Palace in Likani (once the summer residence of Tsar Nicholas II)
Beautiful 19th-century villas
Traditional Georgian bathhouses and Soviet-era spa resorts

Even today, Borjomi retains that elegant, nostalgic charm—a mix of royal retreat and wellness escape.

🍴 What to Try

Borjomi mineral water (of course!)
Georgian honey, harvested in nearby mountain villages
Local specialties like khinkali, mchadi, and lobio in cozy forest restaurants

🧭 Travel Tips

📍 Located about 2.5 hours from Tbilisi by car or train
🚗 A scenic drive through the Trialeti Range
🏨 Stay in spa resorts, forest lodges, or local guesthouses
📅 Best time to visit: May to October (lush greenery) or December to February (for snow and winter spas)

🌟 Why Visit Borjomi?

Because it’s where wellness meets wilderness. You can walk in the forest, soak in hot springs, drink from healing fountains, and breathe the freshest air in Georgia. Whether you’re seeking nature, relaxation, or health, Borjomi is your invitation to slow down and reconnect.