The tour begins in Dariali Valley, at the confluence of the Khdistskhali and Tergi (Terek) Rivers.
The trail winds through the picturesque Khde Valley, nestled among peaks towering over 4000 meters (13,123 ft) high. Lush greenery gradually gives way to alpine fields, which in turn transition into a rocky, lifeless landscape until we arrive at Khibishi Glacier, the source of the Khdistskhali River. Passing through a mountain pass, we descend to Juta Village. Along the journey, we encounter a peculiar phenomenon: at certain points, the Khdistskhali River disappears underground only to reappear after some distance. The sight of a valley without a visible river is truly remarkable.
During the trek, there will be one or two nights spent camping in tents in Khde Valley.
The tour begins in Dariali Valley, at the confluence of the Khdistskhali and Tergi (Terek) Rivers.
The trail winds through the picturesque Khde Valley, nestled among peaks towering over 4000 meters (13,123 ft) high. Lush greenery gradually gives way to alpine fields, which in turn transition into a rocky, lifeless landscape until we arrive at Khibishi Glacier, the source of the Khdistskhali River. Passing through a mountain pass, we descend to Juta Village. Along the journey, we encounter a peculiar phenomenon: at certain points, the Khdistskhali River disappears underground only to reappear after some distance. The sight of a valley without a visible river is truly remarkable.
During the trek, there will be one or two nights spent camping in tents in Khde Valley.
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