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Embark on an unforgettable journey with our newest wellness retreat – Yoga Camp! Designed for those seeking inspiration and motivation to transform their lives, this program offers a rejuvenating blend of mountain trekking, daily yoga sessions, soothing meditations, and revitalizing massages. Discover the perfect balance of mind and body, effortlessly.
Escape the monotony of daily routines and immerse yourself in a transformative experience that clears your mind, ignites your inner spark, and sparks new ideas. Whether you’re seeking a fresh perspective, newfound energy, or the courage to make significant life decisions, Yoga Camp is your catalyst.
Join us on this enriching adventure to uncover your true self, nurture your well-being, and radiate positivity into the world around you. Your journey to a more vibrant life starts here!
Your Daily Tour Program Insights:
Day 1: Arrival in Tbilisi
- Meet at Kutaisi Airport and transfer to Tbilisi (4.5-hour drive).
- Check into a high-class hotel.
- Introduction to Caucasus Tour guides.
Day 2: Kazbegi Exploration
- Discover the hidden treasures and captivating history of Kazbegi.
- Connect with nature during a hike in the mountains.
Day 3: Gentle Mountain Walk and Relaxation
- Enjoy a short, gentle mountain walk with your instructor, with time for scenery, photographs and rest. The route and pace are adapted to the group and weather conditions.
Day 4: Yoga and Mindfulness
- Start your day with a morning yoga session for mindfulness.
- Enjoy free time and conclude the day with an evening meditation.
Day 5: Gergeti Trinity Church and Pansheti Natural Mineral Water Pool
- Morning yoga session.
- Visit the Gergeti Trinity Church, known for its magical spirit and strong energy.
- Discover the beauty of the Pansheti natural mineral water pool.
- Conclude the day with evening meditation.
Day 6: Gentle Mountain Walk and Return to Tbilisi
- Begin with morning yoga followed by a short, gentle mountain walk.
- Return to Tbilisi, check into your hotel and enjoy time to relax.
Day 7: Tbilisi and Departure
- Morning yoga session.
- Enjoy a short visit to Tbilisi’s Old Town to discover its culture and architecture, subject to your flight schedule.
- Enjoy free time in the city.
- Transfer to Kutaisi Airport for departure on Day 7, with timing arranged around your flight.
10 reasons to go to a yoga camp in Georgia
- Your yoga sessions will improve. As much as we love yoga, it is not always possible to practice it every day. That’s why we invite you on a yoga trip where there will be yoga classes with a yoga instructor at least once a day. You will learn new asanas, improve your skills and discover a new breath in the Caucasus Mountains. Yoga sessions in the fresh air also have a positive effect on mood and well-being – try it!
- Benefits of breathing exercises. Maybe this yoga camp will inspire you to do more yoga if you haven’t already. However, the breathing exercises learned are easy to apply even without practicing yoga. They will help you calm down during the day, relax your body and mind.
- Caucasus mountains. Everyone loves mountains, their majesty, peace and good energy. Traveling and visiting new places will not only give you good experiences, but you will relax, clear your mind, maybe you will be visited by inspiration and decide to make a decisive life decision. Travel is enriching, especially mountain travel.
- Meditation. The itinerary includes meditations. When you have enough free time it is much easier to meditate. You’ll turn off your phone, unplug your thoughts and engage in deep meditation practices that will relax your mind and soul. Peace, ease, peace will visit. Meditation is a time that belongs only to you.
- Massages. 2 relaxing full-body massages at the hotel’s spa await you on your trip. During them, you will recover your strength, relax your muscles, and rest.
- Trekking in the Caucasus Mountains. During the trip, we will spend time on short hikes – trekking in the mountains with a professional instructor. Walks are planned at a comfortable pace, with time to rest and enjoy the mountain scenery.
- A break from the digital world. Although mobile data and Wi-Fi are everywhere these days, you don’t want to look at your phone in the Caucasus Mountains. Take time for yourself, get to know yourself, take a break from screens. Share your impressions upon your return. Or maybe you don’t even want to share and keep all the insights to yourself. Sometimes it’s good – and necessary – to disconnect from the digital world.
- You will eat healthy food. During the trip you will receive 3 k. balanced nutrition. You will also enjoy traditional Georgian cuisine, but there will also be plenty of healthy food that won’t weigh you down or make you feel guilty.
- New acquaintances. You will definitely meet like-minded people during the yoga camp. Similar interests unite, a connection is created with like-minded people. Don’t be afraid to travel alone (or alone), you will get to know yourself and other people better at the camp.
- A healthier lifestyle. A yoga camp can inspire you to live a healthier life not only during the camp, but also after it ends. If you’re just starting out and looking for inspiration, you’ll definitely find it here. You will learn yoga asanas, breathing exercises, relax and get ready to take a new step.
Yoga Camp with Caucasus Tour – what awaits you after purchasing the offer?
- Yoga classes
- Accommodation in 4* hotels in Kazbegi and Tbilisi during the 7-day programme, according to your selected plan.
- 3 k. meals per day *organic food products grown in the mountain region
- Short-distance trekking in the mountains with prof. instructor
- Yoga classes
- Unlimited time in the pool
- Sauna
- Meditation in the mountains
- Tasting of local drinks
- Jacuzzi
- Riding
- Other excursions in Georgia
Gergeti Trinity Church– an architectural wonder!
Near the village of Gergeti, outside the town of Stephantsminda, Kazbegi, there is an isolated Gergeti Trinity Church. Also called the Church of the Holy Trinity, it stands on a mountain top near Mount Kazbegi, at an altitude of 2,170 meters, which is one of the highest and most beautiful peaks in the Caucasus. Gergeti Trinity Church is one of the most beautiful churches in the world. With a mystical landscape and well-preserved, ancient architectural works, this place is filled with a magical spirit, an incredible and strong energy that makes everyone feel different…
According to legend:
- In one of the rocks of Mount Kazbek is the legendary cave-monastery of Bethlehem, hidden from prying eyes. In this cave, Joseph Mokhevski discovered Abraham’s tent, which stood without poles and ropes. This artifact was later given as a gift to the last king of Georgia, Heracles II. The image of this tent is embodied in a small aluminum church, which was raised by helicopter high on Mount Kazbek and installed with the blessing of Patriarch Ilya II. Monks in this church occasionally organize divine liturgy.
- The location of the Betlemi rock is known to the monks of the Gergeti monastery and the residents of the village of Stepantsminda. Legend has it that it could only be climbed with a chain, but for that you need to be a person of pure spirit. Now a fragment of the chain can be seen in the village museum. Another belief states that monks who broke their vow of chastity were banished to this hermitage cave. The existence of Bethlehem has always been known, but contemporaries discovered it in 1948 of the last century. Historical artifacts that were then found in the cave are kept in the Stepantsminda Museum.
- It is impossible to climb Bethlehem without special climbing equipment, so this attraction is known to mass tourists only from the stories of guides.
- The cave, like the Holy Trinity Temple, is also associated with many legends.
- One of them tells that it was there that a hundred young climbers brought the treasures of Queen Tamara in sacks and hid them, and then killed each other in order not to reveal the secret. The treasure was never found.
- Another legend is related to the cave monastery described in the poem “The Hermit” by Ilya Chavchavadze. The holy father, who lived in the monastery, read the Holy Scriptures every morning, which was supported by the sunlight penetrating the cell.
- One day, the monk gave shelter to a lost shepherdess, who was claimed a little later. In anger, he turned to God with reproaches for sending him a tempter. The next day, to read the scriptures again, out of habit, the monk tried to place the book on the sunbeam, but the book fell, so he realized that the grace was gone.
- The original St. Nina’s cross, equal to the apostles, made of vine and woven from her hair, was a preserved fragment of the Life-Giving Cross.
- Women are not allowed to enter the cave.
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