Keselo

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• Nomad

  11 March 2018

  Traditionally Tush peoples used towers as shelters and living place during raids on their villages. They have their own building system which is very attractive and interesting. Keselo was built during the Mongol invasion of Georgia in 1230s. It originally had 13 towers. The inhabitants of old Omalo used the towers to protect themselves from Mongols and later raids by Daghestani tribes.
  
  By the 20th century, most of the towers were destroyed, however, in 2003, five towers of the medieval fortress have rebuilt.

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• Witek Dziub

  07 November 2017

  Great view after literally 10 minutes walk from Upper Omalo

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• Devi Asmadiredja

  10 October 2017

  worth to see

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• Tamro Baxturidze

  19 August 2017

  Magariaaaa

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• Gumashvili Melxi

  15 April 2017

  კესელოს ციხე

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• Cory Greenberg

  27 March 2017

  amazing

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