Mar 12
Lake Ritsa in Abkhazia
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Lake Ritsa in Abkhazia
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The Chelyuskintsev Sanatorium in Gagra. Photo postcard by G. Kostenko (1975).
From Henk Van Rensbergen's book Abandoned Places
Brothers in Abkhazian mountain village Kuabchara, 2009 - Rob Hornstra
"Escher Sanatorium"
Ministry of Defence's sanatorium of the USSR, Eshera, Abkhazia
Stefano Perego Photography
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I have been developing a bit of a special interest towards Abkhazia recently. It's the most elf-coded region in the world I think both landscape and architecture wise. It has a pretty big neo-pagan revival since the 90s with shrines all around the country. It has about half of their territory in the mountains be officially uninhabited while still have some small hamlets, I wonder what goes on there.
Pitsunda, Abkhazia, 1980
Gegsky Waterfall, Gagra, Abkhazia: Gegsky waterfall is one of the most picturesque and visited places in Abkhazia Georgia's breakaway autonomous republic. Located in the gorge of the Gega River, this waterfall amazes with its power and beauty, being a real miracle of nature. The Gegsky waterfall rises to a height of about 70 meters, and its waters flow rapidly... Gagra is a town in Abkhazia/Georgia, sprawling for 5 km on the northeast coast of the Black Sea, at the foot of the Caucasus Mountains. Wikipedia