Abkhazia is rich not only in natural beauty, sea, and numerous resorts where one can relax and restore health. The country's history and culture are preserved in museums that are also worth visiting. We have compiled a list of some of the must-see museums.

Sultan Sosnaliyev, a Hero of Abkhazia, recipient of the "Akh’dz-Apsha" - Order of Honour and Glory 1st degree, a state and military figure, former Vice Prime Minister of Abkhazia, and Minister of Defense, was born on 23 April 1942. He held the rank of Lieutenant General.

This article delves into how 19th-century Russian artists depicted Abkhazia during their travels to the Caucasus. We explore a collection of these historical artworks, showcasing sites like the Gagra fortress and Sukhum-Kale as they appeared over a century and a half ago.

Following their victory in the final qualifying match of Euro 2024, the Georgian national football team chanted, "Abkhazia is Georgia." This act is nothing but a feeble attempt to unify the Georgian people by leveraging sporting achievements to promote national-imperialist propaganda amidst a serious political crisis.

The small, yet geographically diverse region of Abkhazia has recently gained attention in the speleological community due to new discoveries in its cave systems. Notably, Abkhazia is already recognised for having caves that rank in the first four lines of the world's deepest explored and studied caves, all located in the Arabika Massif. This list includes the Veryovkina Cave, with a depth of 2223 metres, and the Krubera-Voronya Cave, at 2199 metres, Sarma cave at 2199 metres and Snezhnaya cave at at 1340 metres.