Location: | Navenakhevi village in Terjola Municipality in Imereti region of Western Georgia. (42° 14′ 56″ N, 42° 51′ 35″ E) |
Open: |
All year daily 10-19. [2020] |
Fee: |
Adults GEL 8, Foreigners GEL 11.50, Children (6-18) GEL 5.50, Children (0-5) free. Groups (+): Adults GEL , Children (5-15) GEL . [2020] |
Classification: |
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Light: | LED |
Dimension: | A=235m asl. |
Guided tours: | V=20,000/a [2000] |
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Bibliography: |
Sh. Barjadze, T. Arabuli, L. Mumladze, E. Maghradze, Z. Asanidze, T. Kutalia (2019):
Navenakhevi Cave 2019,
Cave Biodiversity of Georgia, Open Access Database. Institute of Zoology at Ilia State University.
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Address: |
Navenakhevi Cave, Tel: +995-, Fax: +995-,
Teona Tskhadadze, Visitor Service Specialist, Tel: +995-593-78-91-78. Aleksandre Gigineishvili, Service manager, Tel: +995-595-26-21-37. E-mail: |
As far as we know this information was accurate when it was published (see years in brackets), but may have changed since then. Please check rates and details directly with the companies in question if you need more recent info. |
2007 | Navenakhevi Cave Natural Monument established. |
15-DEC-2017 | cave closed for refurbishment. |
25-NOV-2018 | reopened to the public. |
24-JUL-2019 | temporary closure for technical research works. |
ნავენახევის მღვიმე (Navenakhevi Cave) was named after the nearby town Navenakhevi.