Georgia

Georgia

Georgia's bathing culture runs from Tbilisi's historic sulfur bathhouses to the mineral-rich mud of Akhtala and the natural springs scattered across Kakheti. This collection follows the country's baths, springs, and mud treatments as living parts of Georgian daily life.

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  • The Great Mud of Akhtala

    Content note: This film contains non-sexual nudity, shown as it occurs in traditional bathing practice. Viewer discretion is advised.

    In Georgia’s Kakheti region, an ancient mud volcano murmurs against the vineyards and fruit orchards of the Alazani Valley. Recognized for its healing properties ...

  • Caucasian Healing Waters: Bathing in Georgia

    Content note: This film contains non-sexual nudity, shown as it occurs in traditional bathing practice. Viewer discretion is advised.

    Experience a transformative journey through the heart of Georgia, where ancient traditions and natural wonders converge in the healing embrace of its waters. Heal...

  • Banya No. 1 - Tbilisi

    Content note: This film contains non-sexual nudity, shown as it occurs in traditional bathing practice. Viewer discretion is advised.

    Stepping into Serenity: A Sweat-Soaked Journey at Banya No. 1, Tbilisi

    In the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia, amidst the bustling streets and ancient architecture, l...