The Birdwatching Festival was established in 2012 and has been expanding in scale each year, contributing to the development of ecotourism. The Ajara region is considered one of the world's largest migration corridors for birds of prey, ranking an honorable third after the United States and Israel. More than 1,000,000 migratory birds of prey are recorded annually in the skies of Ajara, a phenomenon influenced by the region’s unique topography and climate. As a result, interest in birdwatching continues to grow each year, attracting numerous experts, enthusiasts, and travelers eager to explore something new within the framework of the festival.
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