Babushara: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A medieval church in Babushara is listed in Georgia’s Register of Immovable Cultural Heritage.

Culture

The village church of Babushara is in a severely deteriorated structural condition and urgently requires conservation. Its current condition cannot be assessed because the area is occupied.

Babushera Tower, a historic site in Babushara, dates from the 16th to the 18th century and survives in a severely damaged condition. The walls are preserved only up to a height of approximately three metres. The round structure features visible loopholes and clay pipes.

Babushara is also home to Tskaba Tower, a late medieval tower dating from the 16th to the 17th century. Its current condition cannot be assessed because the area is occupied.

Krepost’ Kelasurskaya, a fortress, is located approximately in the vicinity of Babushara. Razvaliny Peperanto is a ruin site, Sokhumi cathedral is a church, and Aryuta is a ruin site; all three are located approximately in the wider regional area around Babushara.

Landscape

Golova Atara Cave is a cave located approximately in the vicinity of Babushara. Gora Anykhapaara is a mountain and Kodori Cape is a cape; both are located approximately in the vicinity of Babushara. Kelasuri Cave is a cave located approximately in the wider regional area around Babushara.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Babushara can then continue their accommodation search.

More destinations: Sukhumi, Machara, Kheivani, Gantiadi, Ashitsra, Gudauta, Akhali Atoni, Leselidze

To the higher-level travel overview: Abkhazia.