Loaded with major ions — the essential minerals (Ca, Mg).
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Likani Balneological Resort is situated in the Borjomi Valley of Samtskhe-Javakheti Region, Georgia, adjacent to Likani Palace — the former summer residence of the Romanov royal family and later used by Soviet leaders Stalin and Beria — a remarkable monument to the Borjomi region's imperial prestige. The oligomineral thermal waters here are part of the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park system, where naturally carbonated mineral springs have given rise to the globally renowned Borjomi mineral water brand, exported worldwide since the nineteenth century. Bathing at Likani connects visitors to one of the Caucasus region's most storied wellness landscapes, where tsarist splendor and Georgian hospitality have combined for over a century.
Insider tip — Likani is a historic balneological village in the Borjomi Valley at 800 m altitude, where the same bicarbonate-carbonated mineral springs that feed the globally famous Borjomi bottled water also supply the resort baths at 38°C. The valley, part of the Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, is blanketed in Caucasian mixed forest with fir, beech and oak giving the landscape a remarkably wild character for a working spa town. The Georgian tradition of combining mineral water drinking cures with warm mineral baths makes Likani one of the Caucasus region's most complete balneological experiences.
