Mukhrani Fortress

Mukhrani Fortress, also known as Mukhrani Castle, is one of the most important fortresses in Georgia. It was built in 1733 by Konstantine Mukhran-Batoni on the left bank of the Ksan River in Mukhrani. The fortress covers an area of about 2.5 hectares and is one of the largest medieval Georgian fortresses.

Today, Mukhrani Fortress consists of two parts: a citadel, which has survived to this day, and a wall, the remains of which, unfortunately, have not survived. In the 19th century, local residents dismantled the fortress and used the stones to build their houses. Despite this, Mukhrani Fortress continues to attract tourists with its historical value and majestic appearance.