The Machekhela Rifle Monument is located in the picturesque Machakhela Gorge, on the border of Georgia and Turkey, and is an important historical site. This monument is dedicated to the weapon that played a key role in defending the region from Ottoman invaders.
The Machekhela Rifle was erected in 1940 before World War II to ensure control over a strategically important road. Today, the monument serves as a symbol of the strength and resilience of the Georgian people, and its strategic location makes it especially significant for understanding the historical defense of the region.
A visit to the monument will allow you to immerse yourself in military history and appreciate the importance of this weapon in the context of historical events. With our excursion tour, you will not only see the monument, but also enjoy the impressive landscapes and learn a lot about the region.
The Machekhela Rifle Monument is included in several Travel Batumi excursion routes offered to our tourists. Book your trip on our website and discover this unique historical monument, which will become an important part of your trip to Georgia.