Sukhumi is a coastal city located in Abkhazia, a region on the Black Sea that is internationally recognized as part of Georgia. It serves as the capital of Abkhazia and has a population of around 50,000 people. The city is known for its beautiful beaches, subtropical climate, and rich history, which includes influences from various cultures over the centuries.
The city features several notable landmarks, including the Sukhumi Botanical Garden and the Sukhumi Sea Port. Sukhumi has a diverse architectural heritage, with buildings reflecting styles from the Soviet era and earlier periods. Despite its scenic beauty, the region has experienced political tensions and conflicts, particularly since the early 1990s.