Tkibuli, located in the Imereti region of western Georgia, has a rich history dating back to medieval times. First mentioned between 1259 and 1293, it was under the control of the noble Agiashvili family during the feudal period. In the late 19th century, Tkibuli transitioned from a small settlement to an industrial hub with the development of coal mining. Officially designated as a city in 1939, Tkibuli remains known for its coal industry, despite significant changes over time.

Tkibuli is nestled in the picturesque Imereti region of western Georgia, surrounded by the majestic Racha and Lechkhumi mountain ranges. Located 590 meters above sea level, the town is strategically positioned between the verdant forests and scenic reservoirs. The Shaori Reservoir and Nakerala Pass offer breathtaking views and are significant natural attractions. This unique geography makes Tkibuli an ideal destination for nature lovers, offering a blend of rugged landscapes and serene water bodies​.

Tkibuli's natural beauty is a blend of lush forests, serene reservoirs, and breathtaking mountain views. The town is surrounded by the Racha and Lechkhumi mountain ranges, offering stunning landscapes that change with the seasons. The Shaori Reservoir, a key natural attraction, provides a peaceful setting for outdoor activities like fishing and boating. With its rich biodiversity, including diverse flora and fauna, Tkibuli is a paradise for nature enthusiasts seeking tranquility and adventure in Georgia’s wild beauty nature.