Mother Georgia Statue

　　"Mother Georgia Statue" Tourist Attraction Introduction         At the foothills of Mtatsminda (also known as Sololaki Hill) in the eastern part of Tbilisi, ancient buildings such as nunneries from the 17th to 19th centuries and an 18th-century church are preserved from south to north. On the ridge, there are remnants of an ancient fortress and the massive "Mother Georgia" statue built after World War II. This majestic and towering statue faces the old city, with her left hand holding a bowl and her right hand gripping a sword, symbolizing Georgia's great victory in the anti-fascist war, and has become a symbol of the city.

　　 Tbilisi, Georgia