S V A N E T I P A N O R A M A
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from Mestia - Ushguli trail (80 min after leaving Mestia)
from Chkhunderi pass (Mestia - Ushguli trek)
from Hatsvali ski resort
High peaks of Svaneti. View from the summit of Elbrus
View of the Main Caucasus range from the foothills of Georgia (photo: Thomas van Hemert)
1. Layla (4008m) the highest peak of Svaneti Range
2. Gvadarash (3750m)
3. Elbrus (5642m) - the highest mountain of Europe
4. Ushba (4710m)
5. Ullu-Kara (4310m)
6. Bashkara (4250m)
7. Svetgar (4117m)
8. Tihtengen (4620m)
9. Tetnuld (4835m)
10. Dzhangi (5055m)
11. Shkhara (5193m)
12. Dikh-Tau (5205m) the second highest in Europe
13. Koshtan-Tau (5145m)
1. Layla (4008m) the highest peak of Svaneti Range
2. Gvadarash (3750m)
3. Elbrus (5642m) - the highest mountain of Europe
4. Ushba (4710m)
5. Ullu-Kara (4310m)
6. Bashkara (4250m)
7. Svetgar (4117m)
8. Tihtengen (4620m)
9. Tetnuld (4835m)
10. Dzhangi (5055m)
11. Shkhara (5193m)
12. Dikh-Tau (5205m) the second highest in Europe
13. Koshtan-Tau (5145m)
Between Mazeri and Mestia. View from Svaneti Range.
View from Elbrus into Georgia
1. peak Mazeri (4010m)
2 Ushba: North (L) and South (R)
3. Small Ushba (4200m)
4. Kelida Pass (connecting Racha and Lower Svaneti)
5. Chutkharo (3557m) the highest peak of Lechkhumi Range
6. Dadiashi (3550m)
7. Lechkhumi Range
8. Banguriani (3857m) the prominent peak above Mestia
9. Lepitskaro (3450m)
10. Shoda (3607m) of Kedela Range in Racha
11. Tetnuld (4858m)
12. Shkhara (5193m)
1. peak Mazeri (4010m)
2 Ushba: North (L) and South (R)
3. Small Ushba (4200m)
4. Kelida Pass (connecting Racha and Lower Svaneti)
5. Chutkharo (3557m) the highest peak of Lechkhumi Range
6. Dadiashi (3550m)
7. Lechkhumi Range
8. Banguriani (3857m) the prominent peak above Mestia
9. Lepitskaro (3450m)
10. Shoda (3607m) of Kedela Range in Racha
11. Tetnuld (4858m)
12. Shkhara (5193m)
Upper Mulkhura valley and Mulakhi community (looking south-west)
The highest peaks of Svaneti (view from the west)
Caucasus in winter as seen from the plane. Svaneti is enveloped in haze.
Icy rampart of the Main Range as seen from Lomismta
1. Tetnuld (4835m)
2. Dzhangi (5058m)
3. Shkhara (5193m)
4. Dikh-Tau (5210m)
5. Mizhirgi (5025m)
6. Aylama (4560m)
7. Koshtan-Tau (5145m)
1. Tetnuld (4835m)
2. Dzhangi (5058m)
3. Shkhara (5193m)
4. Dikh-Tau (5210m)
5. Mizhirgi (5025m)
6. Aylama (4560m)
7. Koshtan-Tau (5145m)
Flying above the Main Caucasus Range in spring
1. Mestia
2. Mt.Ushba (4700m)
3. Adishi
4. Ckhunderi Pass
5. Ushguli
6. Lentekhi (Lower Svaneti)
7. Mt.Shkhara (5193m)
8. Mt.Tetnuld (4835m)
9. Mt.Layla (4008m)
10. Ipari
11. Utviri Pass (Nenskra to Nakra)
12. Guli Pass
13. Latpari Pass (from Upper to Lower Svaneti)
14. Zhabeshi
1. Mestia
2. Mt.Ushba (4700m)
3. Adishi
4. Ckhunderi Pass
5. Ushguli
6. Lentekhi (Lower Svaneti)
7. Mt.Shkhara (5193m)
8. Mt.Tetnuld (4835m)
9. Mt.Layla (4008m)
10. Ipari
11. Utviri Pass (Nenskra to Nakra)
12. Guli Pass
13. Latpari Pass (from Upper to Lower Svaneti)
14. Zhabeshi
Bakild Range (in the feoreground) and glaciated peaks of Svaneti Range
The western part of the Central Caucasus and the Western Caucasus (Dombay is its highest mountain) in the distance. Elbrus and Mogua (3887m) are between the two.