Adigeni, Georgia

Capital City

Living in this tiny Georgian settlement means embracing true small-town life, with just over 1,000 residents sharing basic administrative services and a quiet existence along the Kvabliani River. Located in Georgia's Akhaltsikhe basin, Adigeni functions as a modest administrative center despite its diminutive size.

The town's practical amenities are limited to the essentials: local government offices, basic healthcare facilities, and educational institutions. Sitting 32 kilometers west of the regional hub Akhaltsikhe, residents rely heavily on larger neighboring cities for most services beyond the basics.