I hope Putler doesnt watch this wonderful place because might decide to Denizify them for 3rd time. What a beautiful place. Clean air and great scenery.
@@Kurdedunaysiri No, Kartvelian is actually a treasure of civilization as it is older than its neighbors, predates the spread of indo-europeans and obviously Central Asian Turks who spread their language. Since you're not Georgian, you may be unaware Svan is a Kartvelian language and everyone in Svaneti speaks their Svan. It is protected and Svans are proud of their Kartvelian language. The real culprit of unprotected Kartvelian languages are Turks. Laz and Meskhi Kartvelians are being brainwashed and stripped systematically by Turks who invented an identity after WWI. Rize, Speri, Artvin, Ardahan the Goverment of Turkey in denying Georgians their heritage and language. Turkish government is not up keeping the ancient Georgian churches either. This will be accounted for.
@@Rhadamistus5 No ? Yes. All languages in the world are heritage of humankind. I am not from Georgia but I know what Svan language is. And Svan language is NOT protected by law in Georgia since -maybe you are not aware of but- Georgia doesn’t recognize neither Mingrelian nor Svan as it’s minority languages. They both face extinction. Georgia is not putting any real effort to preserve its minority languages just like Turkey and both would be super satisfied if they all had already disappeared.
@@Kurdedunaysiri Since you're not from here, again you would understand that in samegrelo and in svaneti everybody speaks their language, and kartvelian is the common language. They're one family. Absolutley no one if facing extinction in their native soil of their tradition, its the opposite, it's the reason we've maintained. It's better for you not to agitate or provoke parts of the world you're not actually invested in let alone share cultural or genetic affinity. You should look inward and worry about yourself and your country.
In terms of geography, most of Georgia is in the Asian continent, but the northern parts, including Ushguli are in Europe. But it should be noted that boundaries of continents are often just a convention, and sometimes there are multiple conventions.
Unfortunately, mass tourism is destroying many unique places on earth. New houses and hotels are being built, the influence of human activities is increasing, causing the authenticity of the place to be lost. Ushguli is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and not even a single stone should have to be moved there!
Amazing! Hugs from Argentina
Ive Been in georgia for 6 years, definitely this is a must visit
Georgia looks an amazing place - so varied in its landscapes and cities.
looks very pristine! would love to visit there
Omg what an adorable looking little hotel and what a view!! 😍
Would be hard to beat the view anywhere!
Amazing
Looks amazing in the summer! Must be nice in winter too but harsh weather.
My country ❤
I hope Putler doesnt watch this wonderful place because might decide to Denizify them for 3rd time. What a beautiful place. Clean air and great scenery.
😂
Preserve the Svan language. It is also a world heritage
All Kartvelian is world heritage.
@@Rhadamistus5 All languages are. What I remind is that there is a Svan language which is endangered and not protected by Georgia.
@@Kurdedunaysiri No, Kartvelian is actually a treasure of civilization as it is older than its neighbors, predates the spread of indo-europeans and obviously Central Asian Turks who spread their language.
Since you're not Georgian, you may be unaware Svan is a Kartvelian language and everyone in Svaneti speaks their Svan. It is protected and Svans are proud of their Kartvelian language.
The real culprit of unprotected Kartvelian languages are Turks. Laz and Meskhi Kartvelians are being brainwashed and stripped systematically by Turks who invented an identity after WWI.
Rize, Speri, Artvin, Ardahan the Goverment of Turkey in denying Georgians their heritage and language. Turkish government is not up keeping the ancient Georgian churches either. This will be accounted for.
@@Rhadamistus5 No ? Yes. All languages in the world are heritage of humankind. I am not from Georgia but I know what Svan language is. And Svan language is NOT protected by law in Georgia since -maybe you are not aware of but- Georgia doesn’t recognize neither Mingrelian nor Svan as it’s minority languages. They both face extinction. Georgia is not putting any real effort to preserve its minority languages just like Turkey and both would be super satisfied if they all had already disappeared.
@@Kurdedunaysiri Since you're not from here, again you would understand that in samegrelo and in svaneti everybody speaks their language, and kartvelian is the common language. They're one family.
Absolutley no one if facing extinction in their native soil of their tradition, its the opposite, it's the reason we've maintained.
It's better for you not to agitate or provoke parts of the world you're not actually invested in let alone share cultural or genetic affinity. You should look inward and worry about yourself and your country.
What month was this shot?
The video was shot in June this year.
I want the name of the background music in the introduction.
Or is it in Aisa?
How about it's in Georgia? 🤔
In terms of geography, most of Georgia is in the Asian continent, but the northern parts, including Ushguli are in Europe. But it should be noted that boundaries of continents are often just a convention, and sometimes there are multiple conventions.
Unfortunately, mass tourism is destroying many unique places on earth. New houses and hotels are being built, the influence of human activities is increasing, causing the authenticity of the place to be lost. Ushguli is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and not even a single stone should have to be moved there!