On November 14–15, Batumi will host the Gandagana Rural Tourism Festival.

For two days, the villages of Adjara will be presented at Europe Square with their traditions, culture, and local produce.

Just like last year, this year's festival will place its main emphasis on showcasing Adjarian cuisine and folk crafts.

A special food zone will be set up where dishes characteristic of all five municipalities of Adjara will be prepared, alongside masterclasses and culinary competitions.

The festival will also feature an exhibition and sale showcasing handicrafts, local produce, and dishes from around 200 entrepreneurs.

Invited and local folklore ensembles and bands will ensure a festive mood for the festival guests.