Shuakhevi

Shuakhevi is a townlet in the Adjara region of southwestern Georgia. It is the administrative center of the Shuakhevi Municipality. Located in the mountainous Adjaruli Chana river valley, Shuakhevi is situated at an altitude of approximately 800 meters above sea level. The townlet is characterized by its scenic surroundings, typical of the Adjara region, with lush green hills and a temperate climate.

Historically, Shuakhevi has been an important settlement in the Upper Adjara region. The area is known for its agricultural traditions, particularly tea cultivation, although this has seen a decline in recent decades. The local economy is primarily based on agriculture and small-scale trade. The population is predominantly Georgian.

The region's natural beauty and proximity to the Black Sea coast make it a potential destination for rural and ecotourism. The area around Shuakhevi offers opportunities for hiking and exploring the mountainous landscape. Infrastructure in Shuakhevi includes basic amenities such as a school, a medical clinic, and a small market. Access to Shuakhevi is primarily via road, connecting it to other settlements in Adjara. The townlet's development is ongoing, with efforts to improve local infrastructure and support economic activities.