Okros chardakhi through time

Kutaisi 2018–2025 24 photos of this spot

24 recent photographs taken at the same spot in Kutaisi, spanning 2018–2025. Have an older picture of it? Add it and start this spot's timeline.

This 2018 photograph, titled 'Okros Chardakhi' (Golden Pavilion), shows a structure in Kutaisi, Georgia, one of the country's historic western cities.

Okros chardakhi 2018 This 2018 photograph, titled 'Okros Chardakhi' (Golden Pavilion), shows a structure in Kutaisi, Georgia, one of the country's historic western cities.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 The building of Kutaisi's first public school appears in this 2018 photograph, documenting one of the older educational institutions in Georgia's Imereti region.

Okros chardakhi 2018 A small historic structure known as Okros Chardakhi on Bagrati Hill in Kutaisi, near the city's medieval cathedral complex overlooking the Rioni valley.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 The First Public School building in Kutaisi, Georgia, one of the country's oldest continuously inhabited cities.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 Another view of the First Public School in Kutaisi, Georgia.

Okros chardakhi 2018 A structure known as Okros Chardakhi, Georgian for 'golden pavilion,' in Kutaisi. Kutaisi, on the Rioni River, is one of Georgia's oldest cities and was historically the capital of the kingdom of Imereti.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 A public school building in Kutaisi, Georgia. Kutaisi has long served as an educational and cultural center for western Georgia, alongside its role as historic capital of the Imereti region.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Another view of Okros Chardakhi ('golden pavilion') in Kutaisi, Georgia. The city sits along the Rioni River and was the capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Okros Chardakhi, or the Golden Pavilion, in Kutaisi, Georgia's third-largest city and once the capital of the medieval Kingdom of Imereti. Kutaisi lies on the Rioni River and is among the longest continuously inhabited settlements in the region.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 The building of a public school in Kutaisi, one of Georgia's oldest cities and once the capital of the ancient kingdom of Colchis and later of Imereti. Photographed in 2018.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Okros Chardakhi, meaning 'Golden Pavilion,' is a wooden historic residence in Kutaisi, western Georgia's second-largest city and a former capital of the medieval Kingdom of Georgia.

Okros chardakhi 2018 This is another view of Okros Chardakhi, a wooden historic house in Kutaisi, a city that served as the capital of the Kingdom of Imereti and later the Kingdom of Georgia.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Okros Chardakhi, meaning 'Golden Marquee' in Georgian, is the only surviving structure of a 17th- to 18th-century complex standing beside the Rioni River in Kutaisi. This 2018 photograph shows the pavilion, a rare remnant of Georgian secular architecture from that period.

Okros chardakhi 2018 A detail view of Okros Chardakhi, the 'Golden Marquee,' the sole surviving building of a 17th- to 18th-century riverside complex in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed in 2018.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 Kutaisi's First Public School, one of the city's older educational institutions, photographed in 2018. Kutaisi, one of Georgia's oldest cities, was historically the capital of the medieval Kingdom of Imereti.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Another view of Okros Chardakhi in Kutaisi, Georgia, the sole surviving pavilion of a riverside complex dating to the 17th or 18th century, photographed in 2018.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Okros Chardakhi, the 'Golden Marquee,' pictured beside the Rioni River in Kutaisi, Georgia in 2018. The pavilion is the only structure remaining from a much larger complex built in the 17th or 18th century.

Okros chardakhi 2018 A photograph of Okros Chardakhi in Kutaisi, Georgia, taken in 2018. The pavilion, whose name translates as 'Golden Marquee,' is the last standing part of an early modern riverside complex on the Rioni River.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Okros Chardakhi, the 'Golden Marquee' pavilion on the Rioni River in Kutaisi, Georgia, photographed from a different angle in 2018. It is the only surviving structure of the 17th- to 18th-century complex it once belonged to.

Kuataisi 1-st Public school 2018 Kutaisi, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Georgia and once capital of the medieval Kingdom of Imereti, is the setting for this 2018 photograph of a public school building in the city.

Okros chardakhi 2018 Okros Chardakhi is a resort area on the outskirts of Kutaisi, Georgia, known for its sulfur mineral springs. This photograph, part of a series, was taken in 2018.

Okros chardakhi 2018 This 2018 photograph, sixth in a numbered series, shows the sulfur-spring resort area of Okros Chardakhi near Kutaisi, Georgia, a spa tradition that has drawn bathers to the region for generations.

ქუთაისი Kutaissi 2019 Kutaisi sits in the Imereti region of western Georgia, a city whose long history stretches from the ancient kingdom of Colchis through the medieval Georgian kingdoms to the present day.

Vladimir Mayakovsky, 1-st Public School Kutaissi, Georgia 2025 This building in Kutaisi, Georgia housed the city's First Public School, an institution linked to the poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, who spent part of his early life in Kutaisi before his family moved to Moscow.