Arkhoti

Arkhoti Valley, Arkhvati Gorge (Georgian: არხოტის ხეობა) is a valley in Georgia, in the Dusheti municipality of the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region, inside the historical region of Khevsureti. It is one of the most isolated regions of Georgia.

Description of the region
Arkhoti Valley is represented, with two villages, Akhieli and Amgha. The village Chimga on the left bank of the river Chimghistskali (ჭიმღისწყლის) has become depopulated.

In the Arkhoti Valley there are still the remains of the following villages and towns: Kalotana (კალოთანა), Ghorghu (ღორღუ), Tskhsua (წყალშუა), Kviritsminda (კვირიწმინდა).

There are also places of the following name: Bisna (ბისნა) in the Bisna Valley (ბისნას ხეობაში) and Kovgra (კოვგრა) in the Taniestskali Gorge (ტანიესწყლის ხეობაში).

The Arkhoti Valley is a border region and is bordered by Russia to the north.

Monuments
These are some of the cult buildings of the Arkhoti Valley: Svetiangelozisljvari, Tskalshuisjvari, Tchishvelisjvari, Arkhotisjvari, Laghi Iakhsari, Sabekuri, Rkenisjvari, Saneba Tskalsshuas Meburtvali, Sanebakaris Mezobeli, Mariamtsminda, Peter Oreti, Petre Zetukis Tsverisa, Sabalakhis Tsveri

Castles: Gagat Castle-House, Tetraulebi Tower, Kaviskari Tower, Batakat Castle-House, Kharat Castle.

Roads
The main and shortest way to the neighboring Kist people is the road that follows river Assa. The distance from the remote village of the community - to the nearest settlements of Amga-Ingushetia - Pui, which the people of Arkhot call Gostikakauri, is 18-20 km.

Road construction was finished only by 2018.