1931 and is the World Heritage Site as a part of the Zapovednik. The Akhun massif comprises Greater Akhun Mtn. (663 m), Lesser Akhun Mtn. (501 m), and Eagle Bluff (380 m). Greater Akhun is crowned by a Neo-Romanesque limestone tower (1936) that offers glimpses of Pitsunda and Gagra across the border in Abkhazia. There is also a chain of twenty karst caves in the massif. The Summer Theatre is a rather ordinary Neoclassical structure, erected in 1937 and extensively renovated in 2001. Kudepsta, at the border with Adler, is another seashore resort, notable for the Vorontsov Caves, stretching for some away from the shore. There are fourteen entrances to the caves. The largest hall has a length of . See also City districts of Sochi References Notes Sources City districts of Sochi Seaside resorts in Russia States and territories established in 1951