Abudelauri White Lake, nestled in the Mtskheta-Mtianeti region of Georgia, is part of a stunning trio of alpine lakes known for their vibrant colors. Reaching the lake requires a moderately challenging hike, typically taking a full day round trip. Accessibility can be limited depending on the season, with snow often blocking the trails in winter and early spring (October-June). Guided tours are recommended, especially for inexperienced hikers, although solo treks are possible for those with good navigation skills and physical fitness. The cost is primarily associated with transportation to the trailhead and potentially hiring a guide. The best time to visit is during the summer months (July-September) when the weather is more favorable and the trails are clear.