Caucasia, also known as the Caucasus region, is located between Europe and Asia and is home to various cultures, languages, and ethnic groups.

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Khevi, Tusheti, and Svaneti are three regions located in the northern part of Georgia, a country located in the southern part of the Caucasus region. Each of these regions has its own unique landscapes, cultures, and traditions.

Khevi is a historical province of Georgia located in the north-central part of the country, near the region of Kazbegi. Picturesque mountains and natural landmarks make this region very attractive to tourists. The region is also home to the ethnic group of Khevsureti, who have their unique culture, dress, and architecture.

Tusheti is another remote region located in the northeastern part of Georgia. It is accessible only during the summer months due to its high elevation and rugged terrain. The region is home to the Tushetians, who have distinct languages, customs, and traditions. Tusheti is known for its unspoiled nature and has one of the highest mountain passes in Europe, as well as Omalo village, which is the largest and most well-known village in the region.

Svaneti is a mountainous region located in the northwestern part of Georgia. Due to its ancient defensive towers, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  The region is home to the Svans, who have their unique language, culture, and traditions. The most popular destinations in Svaneti include the villages of Mestia and Ushguli. These villages are also known for their medieval towers. The Shkhara Glacier is the highest point in Georgia.

Overall, Khevi, Tusheti, and Svaneti are remote and rugged regions in Georgia. They offer a unique and authentic travel experience to those who are looking to explore the lesser-known parts of the Caucasus region.

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