Heritage Landscape and Historical Context – Essence and Principles of Planning in Georgia

Georgian cultural heritage landscapes exhibit unique principles of harmonious coexistence between society and nature, rooted in traditions of grain cultivation (wheat) and viticulture (vines). Key planning principles—relevance, socio-economic tension, and legal regulations—shape these landscapes. The study highlights the need for further research to motivate Georgian geographers in addressing gaps in this field. By analyzing historical and cultural units, it provides insights into sustainable heritage management, contributing to global discussions on landscape preservation.

Elizbarashvili, N., Bubashvili, L., Gurgenidze, M., Manvelidze, K., Elizbarashvili, R., & Abramishvili, S. (2024). Heritage Landscape and Historical Context – Essence and Principles of Planning in Georgia. Global Journal of Botanical Science, 12, 1–6. https://doi.org/10.12974/2311-858x.2024.12.01