The construction of the Goderdzi Alpine Garden of the Batumi Botanical Garden began in 2016 by the Batumi Botanical Garden. The garden is located in the mountainous Adjara region, in the Khulo municipality, 112 kilometers from Batumi, at an altitude of 1859-1960 m above sea level, with an area of 96,344 sq. m. The preferred period for visiting is from May 15 to October 15. The main purpose of the Goderdzi Alpine Garden is: gathering a collection of high-mountain plants of the Caucasus ecoregion, plant conservation, promoting eco-education, developing rural tourism and restoring the subalpine forest belt. The visitor can see the naturally growing vegetation characteristic of the subalpine and alpine zones and the diversity of plant habitats, namely: forest, swamp, meadow, lake and dry ecotope. Currently, 170 species of wild flora from 50 families, 111 genera are registered in the garden. The garden is divided into zones: Beech forest - which is found naturally in the Goderdzi Alpine Garden. With the start of the construction of the garden, it was planned to preserve it in its natural form. Rock garden The so-called stone garden is the main element of alpine gardens, which involves arranging stones in such a way that they are close to the natural environment, with the aim of subsequently planting plants in it. The rock garden will contain plants that love the dry ecotope of Georgia and the Caucasus highlands. A natural lake - which is fed by spring water. The swamp area - is presented in the garden in its natural form. Recreational zone - covers 25% of the garden area, where you can spend time in a clean, well-groomed environment with beautiful natural landscapes. The spring and picnic zone includes both open and closed gazebos and a natural spring. The well-equipped camping zone is presented with all the necessary services (it is possible to pitch a tent here, light a fire, but only in a specially equipped fireplace, etc.). As for the panorama, it amazes the visitor with summer meadows, a river and typical mountain houses typical of high-mountainous Adjara.