Tushetian refers to the people and culture of the Tusheti region in northeastern Georgia. This mountainous area is known for its stunning landscapes, traditional architecture, and unique customs. The Tushetians have a rich history, often characterized by their pastoral lifestyle and strong community ties. The Tushetian language is a dialect of the Tush language, which is part of the Nakh-Daghestanian language family. The region is also famous for its ancient defensive towers, which were built to protect against invasions. Tusheti is a popular destination for hikers and those interested in exploring traditional Georgian culture.