Chronicle of Georgia

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About Chronicle of Georgia

The Chronicle of Georgia is one of those places that truly surprises visitors. It’s not located in the busy centre of Tbilisi, and you won’t find big crowds like in the old town, but once you arrive, you’ll be glad you came.This huge stone monument stands on a hill near the Tbilisi Sea and offers peaceful views and powerful history. It was started in 1985 by well-known Georgian artist Zurab Tsereteli, and although it was never fully finished, it still feels complete in its way.


The tall, dark pillars tell stories from Georgia’s past, about kings, queens, and important religious moments, including the life of Jesus Christ. It’s quiet, artistic, and meaningful, all at once. If you’re booking Georgia tour packages, make sure to include a stop here. It’s a perfect place for travellers who want to see something beautiful, peaceful, and a little different from the usual spots.


Best Time to Visit Chronicle of Georgia:

You can visit the Chronicle of Georgia all year round, but the best time is during spring (March to May) or autumn (September to November). During these seasons, the weather is nice, not too hot or too cold.


Mornings and evenings are perfect if you want soft sunlight and peaceful surroundings. Summers can be very hot, especially in the afternoon, and winters may feel cold and windy on the hill.


How to Get Reach

The Chronicle of Georgia is about 10–12 km from Tbilisi city centre.

1. The easiest way is to take a taxi or use apps like Bolt or Yandex. It usually takes 20–30 minutes from the city.

2. If you’re on a budget, you can take a bus toward the Tbilisi Sea area and then walk up to the monument, but the walk might be steep and signs are limited.

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Maps & Location

QRC6+65V, Chronicles of Georgia Temqa, Tbilisi, Georgia

Essential Information

  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking
  • Carry water as no shops nearby
  • Visit during golden hour for photos
  • Entry to the site is free
  • Maintain silence and respect surroundings

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Point of Interest for Chronicle of Georgia

Massive Pillars

The first thing you’ll notice is the size. The monument has 16 huge pillars, some of which are as tall as a 10-story building. They are covered in carvings and artwork that tell stories from Georgia’s past.

Religious Scenes

The lower parts of the monument show scenes from the life of Jesus Christ, making it a special place for people who follow Christianity.

Peaceful Atmosphere

Unlike other tourist spots, this place is quiet. You can really enjoy the space, take your time, and feel calm.

Beautiful Views

Since it’s on a hill, you get amazing views and enjoy the view.

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