Kura

Kura
Kura is a river carrying the history and life of the Caucasus. It flowing through the territory of Georgia, it plays an important role in the formation of the landscape and cultural heritage of the region. Amazing landscapes, rich nature and, of course, people who are connected with it make Kuru a special place.
The origins and path of the river
Kura originates in the mountains of Turkey, and, passing through the mountain ridges, rushes to the Caspian Sea. Her waters, sometimes fast and stormy, sometimes calm and measured, as if reflect the whole range of feelings and emotions that she meets on her long journey. The river weaves its winding channels, creating picturesque valleys and fertile lands. She nourishes the surrounding forests, fields and sat down, giving life to everyone who is connected with her.
Kura's value for people
For the people of the Caucasus, Kura is not just a river. This is a source of water, nutrition, as well as a source of inspiration and cultural traditions. Cities and settlements grew on its shores, crafts developed, legends and myths arose. People living along the hens are traditionally engaged in agriculture, fishing, and, of course, keep in their hearts the memory of the Great River. Its water is used to irrigate fields, water supply to settlements and for fishing.
Environmental problems and the future of the river
Unfortunately, like many rivers of the world, Kura is faced with modern environmental problems. The pollution of industrial drains and household waste, as well as climate change can negatively affect its purity and health. Therefore, the protection of the chicken is the task of paramount importance. The preservation of this water wealth is not only the concern for the environment, but also the concern for the future of generations. The joint efforts of people, along with government programs, will allow you to maintain the beauty and strength of the chickens for future generations, and leave it clean and picturesque for everyone.