Jan Richard Baerung
November 10, 2017
“I think already on the first days in Svaneti, in 2009 I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the nature.”
Barbara Udesiani
November 7, 2017
“There is a danger that something can happen to Svaneti. Too many dams are being built.”
Georgi Chartoliani
November 7, 2017
“It is necessary to found some organisations or to make some projects to protect and develop the Svan language, which is a huge historical heritage.”
Mediko Stephliani
November 7, 2017
“We are orthodox Christians and we love old traditions. We don’t want to lose them.”
Revaz Pharjiani
November 7, 2017
“After the war the country collapsed, nothing was working and I returned to the village.”
Jano Charkseliani
November 7, 2017
“I want our youth to study Svan songs.”
Becho
November 3, 2017
The Becho-Mazeri road is an historic place for those who tried to climb the Ushba Peak. This challenging rock makes locals proud. ‘These mountains are as rough as Svan people are,’ they say.
Lengeri
November 3, 2017
Seemingly isolated and lacking attractions like museums, cafes or restaurants, Lengeri’s architecture is well preserved and there are a few guesthouses offering an all-inclusive accommodation. An excellent chance to enjoy Svan food and hospitality.
Chuberi
November 3, 2017
At least 10 kilometres upstream the Nenskra River there are still settlements that live from the abundance of the river shores.
Etseri
November 3, 2017
Etseri stretches over a valley with a view of some of the most important peaks in Svaneti. A small stream irrigates the town and divides it in two.
