Tusheti National Park

Tusheti National Park is located in the northeast of Georgia, in the Kakheti region, and occupies 830 km2 out of 969 km2 of the historical region of Tusheti. The park is home to many species of mammals, including the Anatolian leopard, which is on the verge of extinction. Here you can also find the East Caucasian tur, bezoar ibex, Caucasian chamois, European roe deer, wild boar, lynx, wildcat, wolf, brown bear, and Caucasian otter. The park's avifauna includes falcons, golden eagles, lammergeiers, Caucasian grouse, Caucasian snowcock, and other bird species. Among reptiles, one can see the Caucasian viper, which is endemic to the Caucasus and is endangered.