Kinchkha Waterfall Natural Monument

Kinchkha Waterfall is a natural monument in Khoni Municipality featuring three distinct cascades that drop through limestone cliffs at approximately 843 meters elevation. The water flows across different levels and has carved deep pools in the surrounding terrain over time.

This site received protection status in 2007 when Georgia's conservation agency designated it as a natural monument. The designation ensures the ongoing preservation of its geological formations and water systems for the future.

The waterfall is a place where visitors experience the power of water flowing through limestone landscapes that locals hold dear. People come here to connect with the natural forces that have shaped this region over countless generations.

The site is accessible via a marked trail that starts from several points in the region and passes through varied terrain. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for changing weather, as the ground near the water can be slippery.

The waterfalls have created large siphons in the surrounding flatland, revealing hidden hydrological processes that most visitors overlook. These underground structures demonstrate how the water continues to shape the landscape long after leaving the main cascade.