* Our guests often have a question: "Where would you recommend to go?" The gorges of the Caucasus are all different. In some, nature is gentle — with streams, with blooming meadows and herds peacefully grazing on them; and there is, as we say, "masculine" nature — like, for example, the Bezengi gorge. The kingdom of silent rocks, ice and snow, in a word, the Lesser Himalayas. The nature here is harsh, as well as the way of life of the highlanders, and their medieval architecture. Jeep tour to Bezengi is for those who want to escape from the daily hustle and bustle, get a powerful “reboot” in the mountains, briefly immerse themselves in the medieval era and just breathe fresh air. On the way, near the village of Bezengi, you will see the ruins of the Jabo-Kala feudal castle. There used to be a lot of life here. We will also visit the rocky outcrop "Troll's Tongue". There is only one angle from which such majestic photos are obtained: a man stands on a horizontal rocky ledge, and below him is a chasm. In good weather, the Bezengi alpine camp offers a magnificent view of the Bezengi ice wall, along the 13-kilometer ridge of which six of the eight five-thousand-meter peaks of the Central Caucasus are located: Shkhara, Dzhangi Tau, Mizhirgi, Pushkin Peak, Dykhtau, Koshtantau.