Abuli Fortress

Abuli Fortress is an ancient megalithic structure that was built in the Bronze Age in the Akhalkalaki municipality in Georgia. This cyclopean fort was built using dry-stone technique and is located on the southern slope of Mount Patara-Abuli at an altitude of 2670 meters above sea level. Situated in the Lesser Caucasus mountains southeast of Paravani Lake, Abuli Fortress is one of Georgia's national cultural monuments.

Abuli Fortress, also known as Korogli, shares many similarities with Shaori Fortress, another large cyclopean settlement that is also strategically located in the Paravani Lake area. Both fortresses hold significant historical importance and attract many tourists and researchers due to their unique architecture and location.