2026 Georgia Travel Guide: must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transport & travel experiences (updated in January)

Just kidding, here’s a summary of what to wear in Georgia. I went in early spring, and I feel that in winter, a thick down jacket is enough. Actually, early spring is more like early winter dressing! 1️⃣ Tbilisi and surrounding areas: I wore this off-shoulder top + just pants, with a shell jacket draped over my arm. When the weather was sunny, I took it off for photos; when it was windy or rainy, I put it on. This off-shoulder top is like a long-sleeve autumn shirt, made of soft autumn fabric, suitable for spring and autumn (not summer). If you go during New Year, I recommend adding a fleece/down inner layer for warmth, then wear a jacket on top. 2️⃣ Kazbegi: Much colder! My experience in Kazbegi felt like winter, and of course, I brought a down jacket. Having been to Iceland, I’m not afraid at all. I wore the off-shoulder top as a base layer (close to the skin), a fleece as the mid-layer, and if you go in winter, add a down jacket, then a shell jacket on top (because windproofing is a must! Don’t underestimate it). For pants, if you feel cold, add wool thermal leggings. These wide-leg pants can fit two layers of thermal leggings/wool pants underneath (I wore this way in Iceland in October and wasn’t cold at all), but make sure they are merino wool. In my feeling, Georgia is a bit colder than Beijing, but once the sun comes out, you can take beautiful photos and it’s not that cold. When it’s windy and rainy, it feels like -10°C. Because this top is off-shoulder / one-shoulder / straight neckline and made of pure cotton, it’s very suitable for spring and autumn, so it’s really, really practical. I only brought one base layer. When it rains, the shell jacket can block the rain; when the sun comes out and I need to take photos 📷, I take off the jacket, revealing the skin with the off-shoulder top, which is perfect! 🈹 Our last discount on 100-yuan 👕 before the end of the year! 🔗 Go check it out.

🚖 Just a 1-hour drive from Tbilisi, step straight into a live-action thrill combining Game of Thrones + Zelda❗ ✨ Off the beaten path and uncrowded, a hidden gem for travelers in Georgia. 🗡️ Steel swords cover the mountainside, pointing to the sky, with an epic filter built-in; when the wind blows, you can almost hear the battle cries echoing from a thousand years ago🌪️. ⚔️ This is where Georgia’s “Battle for Nationhood” took place: In 1121, King David IV led his troops to a stunning victory against the Seljuk Turks despite being outnumbered. This “Great Miracle” victory directly ushered in Georgia’s golden age. 🎫 Tickets: Free entry! Open anytime. 🚗 Transportation guide: 🔸 Self-drive: Navigate to “Didgori Battle Memorial.” The mountain road is smooth but has many curves. Round trip costs about 150 GEL, one way takes 1 hour, allow 3 hours for round trip plus photos. 🔸 Taxi: Use the YandexGo app; round trip costs about 100 GEL (≈265 RMB). Remember to agree on the stop time with the driver to avoid return trip issues. 💡 Tips to enhance your experience: 1️⃣ Weather on the mountain changes quickly, and it’s very windy! Be sure to bring a windbreaker. 2️⃣ Best combined with a visit to Mtskheta for a smooth one-day tour. 3️⃣ Every year on August 12th, the Didgori Festival is held, where you can experience the lively local celebration of the victory.

Friends, if you want to go to Europe but your budget is tight? This Caucasus hidden gem🏔️ is a must-recommend by your tour leader! Visa-free + best value for money + scenery comparable to Switzerland🇨🇭 Georgia🇬🇪 is definitely our top choice for the next trip! 📸 Must-visit magical spots & photo locations: 1️⃣【Ananuri Castle】 Same as the Lonely Planet cover! Tour leader’s recommended spot: shoot from the hillside opposite the castle Lake and mountain scenery + ancient castle = easy fairytale shots 2️⃣【Gergeti Trinity Church】 The lonely church on the snowy mountain peak⛪ Recommended to shoot silhouette against backlight in the afternoon📸 At 2000 meters altitude overlooking Kazbegi, the view is amazing 3️⃣【Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument】 Colorful murals on the cliffside🌈 Take portraits leaning on the railing with the deep canyon as background, very photogenic! 4️⃣【Tbilisi Old Town】 Vintage streets + sulfur baths Recommended to shoot sunset🌇 at the Peace Bridge, take the cable car up the hill for panoramic views 5️⃣【Sighnaghi Love Town】 Birthplace of wine + stroll along the city walls❤️ Shoot red rooftops at the wall corners, take artistic shots inside the winery tunnels 🍷 Foodie must-tries: ✔️ Boiled dumplings Khinkali Local way: twist and eat, sip the soup first! Recommended at Salobie Bia in the Old Town, we can try it together ✔️ Qvevri wine🍷 8000 years of winemaking history, truly intoxicating Wine tasting at Sighnaghi winery costs only 50 Lari per person ✔️ Cheese bread Khachapuri Stringy boat-shaped bread, a must for breakfast Perfect with local black tea! 🚫 Tour leader’s tips to avoid pitfalls: 1️⃣ Transportation: Mountain roads are complex, not recommended to rent a car alone🚗 Group tours or carpooling are safer and more cost-effective 2️⃣ Currency: Exchange Lari in advance, some places don’t accept Euros UnionPay cards can withdraw cash at Tbilisi ATMs 3️⃣ Etiquette: Women must cover their heads and wear long skirts👗 when entering churches Always ask permission before taking photos 4️⃣ Expenses: Tips at restaurants are optional, 10% is enough💰 Most attraction restrooms charge fees, prepare small change 5️⃣ Weather: Big temperature difference between day and night, bring a jacket even in summer Snow mountain roads may close anytime, be flexible with plans 💡 Recommended itinerary: D1: Stroll around Tbilisi Old Town D2: Kazbegi route (castle + snowy mountains) D3: Mtskheta ancient city + Gori D4: Stalin Museum + return to Tbilisi D5: Sighnaghi wine tasting day tour D6: Tbilisi cable car + sulfur baths D7: Freedom Square shopping + departure ✨ Tour leader’s thoughtful tips: ▪️ Outlets are European standard with two round holes, remember to bring an adapter ▪️ SIM cards available at the airport, 1GB costs about 10 Lari ▪️ Attractions are scattered, group tours are recommended for convenience and ease ▪️ Peak season is May to October, but winter snow mountain scenery is more stunning “Spend Southeast Asia money, see Europe-level scenery” This visa-free treasure, when shall we form a team and go?🍇

😭 This is definitely the most beloved visa-free country of the year, no doubt!! Georgia 🇬🇪, this mysterious little Caucasus country 🏔️ Snow-capped mountains ⛪ Churches 🍷 Red wine 🏰 Medieval towns All in one trip! This travel blogger is giving it a huge shoutout! 📝 Here’s a practical 7-day itinerary👇 📍Day 1: First Impressions of Tbilisi Head straight to the Old Town upon arrival! Location: Tbilisi Old Town Must-try: 🚠 Tbilisi Funicular (ticket price 5 GEL) ⏰ Operating hours: 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM next day Step-by-step guide to waiting for a stunning blue hour + rooftop sunset shot Local must-eat: khinkali with local red wine (absolutely amazing!) (Photo 18 shows the real night view of the Old Town 💫) 📍Day 2: Self-driving to Mount Holy Cross 🚗 Friendly tip: There are many car rental shops in Tbilisi Old Town Recommended: Local Rent (supports Chinese driver’s license) 💰 7 days for 900-1100 GEL Mount Holy Cross looks just like a Game of Thrones filming location! (Photos 11 and 12—remember to apply for drone permission for shots from this angle) 📍Day 3: Divine Experience at Kazbek 🏡 Accommodation gem: Rooms Hotel Kazbegi 📍 Address: Stepantsminda You can see Mount Kazbek (5047m) right from your bed!! Complete guide for shooting the golden sunlight on the mountain + snowy church (Photos 5-7) ☀️ Best light: 3-5 PM 📍Day 4: Beginner’s Hiking Highlight 🥾 Navigation: Juta Village (parking fee 10 GEL) ✔️ Difficulty: ⭐⭐ (beginner-friendly) ✔️ Gear: trekking poles + waterproof shoes ✔️ Scenery: alpine meadows + unique mountain shapes (Photos 8-10 are real shots from the site, so stunning it’ll make your legs weak 😭) 🌟 Highlights Snapshot 🌟 Day 5: Visit the Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument + confluence of two rivers Day 6: Sighnaghi, the birthplace of wine Day 7: Sunset at the Holy Trinity Cathedral + Thai food exploration ⚠️ Super important tips: 1️⃣ Drive carefully on icy roads! Local accident rate is high 💥 2️⃣ Best taxi app: yandex go (cheap and reliable) 3️⃣ Camera combo: Sony a74 + Sigma 20-200mm (The ultimate photo gear 📸 Just look at my pictures to see how amazing they are!) 💰 Spending guide: 1 GEL ≈ 2.6 RMB An extremely cost-effective European travel destination 🤩

Georgia, nestled in the Caucasus Mountains and known as the "God's Backyard," is becoming an increasingly treasured destination for travelers with its magnificent natural scenery, 8,000-year history of winemaking, and unique culture blending East and West. This guide will take you through its highlights. 1. Preparation Before Travel · Visa: Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 30 days (please pay attention to policy updates). · Currency: The local currency is the Georgian Lari (GEL). It is recommended to bring US dollars or euros to exchange at city exchange points; credit cards are accepted in some places. · Language: The official language is Georgian, but Russian and English are widely spoken in tourist areas. · Best Travel Time: May to June and September to October, with pleasant weather and the most beautiful scenery. July and August are good for hiking in the mountains but hot in the lowlands; winter is the peak season for skiing. 2. Must-Experience Highlights 1. Tbilisi – A Gentle Old Dream of Mixed Styles As the capital, Tbilisi is the starting point and core of almost every trip. · Narikala Fortress: Take the cable car up the hill to overlook the entire old town, with the Mother of Georgia statue standing nearby. The sunset view is especially stunning. · Old Town: Wander through narrow cobblestone streets and find traditional houses with ornate wooden balconies. Don’t forget to experience an authentic sulfur bath in the famous Abanotubani district. · Holy Trinity Cathedral: A symbol of Georgian Orthodox Christianity, the cathedral is grand and solemn inside. · Dry Bridge Market: Hunt for Soviet-era antiques and soak in the local bustling market atmosphere. 2. Kazbegi – The Church Closest to Heaven Travel north from Tbilisi along the Military Highway, with picturesque scenery all the way. · Gudauri: A winter ski resort and a cool summer retreat. · Mount Kazbek and Gergeti Trinity Church: Located high above the village of Stepantsminda, this solitary church beneath the snow-capped mountain is an iconic image of Georgia. Hike or drive up to feel the tranquility and grandeur of the "place closest to God." 3. Sighnaghi – The City of Love and Fine Wine Located in the Kakheti wine region, this small town is full of charm. · The Town of Love: Famous for its 24-hour marriage registration service, surrounded by city walls and filled with romantic atmosphere. · Wine Tasting: Kakheti is the birthplace of wine, known for its unique "Qvevri" clay pot winemaking method. Be sure to visit a family winery to taste the authentic "Saperavi" dry red and experience the Georgian passion for wine as "God’s love." 4. Mestia and Ushguli – The Hidden Gems of the Caucasus Mountains A paradise for hiking enthusiasts. · Mestia: The center of the Svaneti region, dotted with ancient defensive stone towers. It is also the starting point for trips to Ushguli and many glacier hiking routes. · Ushguli: The highest permanently inhabited village in Europe, listed as a World Cultural Heritage site. The scenery here is pristine and desolate, as if time stands still. 5. Batumi – The Magical City by the Black Sea A seaside resort paradise where modernity meets tradition. · Black Sea Coast: Stroll along the seaside boulevard and enjoy the sunshine and sea breeze. · Ali and Nino Moving Sculpture: This touching kinetic sculpture is Batumi’s most famous landmark, symbolizing eternal love and separation. · Batumi Old Town: In sharp contrast to the modern casino buildings, this area is full of European-style streets and architecture. 3. Food and Wine, A Feast for the Senses · Khinkali (Soup Dumplings): Georgia’s national treasure dish, eat by holding the "little knob," sip the soup first, then eat the meat—remember, no knives or forks! · Khachapuri (Cheese Bread): The most famous is the "Adjarian" style, a boat-shaped bread filled with flowing cheese and a raw egg in the center. Stir and dip the bread in it—high in calories but full of happiness. · Churchkhela (Candle Candy): A street snack made from grape juice and nuts strung together, shaped like a candle, perfect for energy during hikes. · Wine: Besides those mentioned earlier, be sure to try different local varieties like "Saperavi" and "Kakheti" from various wineries. 4. Practical Tips · Transportation: There is a comfortable train from Tbilisi to Batumi; minibuses connect cities; for mountain areas, it’s recommended to rent a car or join local tours. · Accommodation: Tbilisi and Batumi offer a wide range of options from hostels to five-star hotels; in places like Mestia, staying in family guesthouses is a great way to deeply experience local culture. · Etiquette: Georgians are warm and hospitable. Respect their Orthodox Christian faith; women should cover their heads when entering churches, and both men and women should avoid overly revealing clothing. The charm of Georgia lies in its perfect blend of the grandeur of snowy peaks, the leisure by the deep sea, the weight of millennia of history, and the feast on your palate. Take this guide and discover the endless surprises this small Caucasus country has to offer!

This off-the-beaten-path visa-free country is such a treasure! Took the kids to Georgia and stayed at a stunning Airbnb. Woke up to the view outside the window, and the kid said, "Mom, am I dreaming?" Today, I’m recommending this Georgian 【❤️Airbnb】—visa-free travel, super convenient for families with kids! 🏠Accommodation Name: Eco House Merisi: Cottage Eliko 📍Location: Silibaur, Adjara, Georgia 💰Value for Money: Minimum one night stay, accommodates 4 people (perfect for a family of three or four); about 1500+ RMB per night, less than 400 RMB per person, very cost-effective for families with kids~ ❄️Highlights of the Stay (Family-Friendly): ▪️ The cottage is on a small hillside, surrounded by nature, quiet with few people, very safe for kids. Open the window in the morning to see snowy mountains and canyons; kids can watch for a long time and ask, "What’s on top of the snowy mountain?"~ ▪️ Fully equipped: Wi-Fi (kids can watch cartoons), air conditioning (temperature stable, neither cold nor hot), fireplace (perfect for roasting marshmallows in winter), hot tub (water temperature just right, very comfortable for kids); note that cooking is not allowed, but there are nearby restaurants offering kids’ meals~ ▪️ The open balcony has a hot tub and table with chairs; while soaking with kids, you can enjoy an unobstructed view of the canyon and mountains—amazing scenery; at night, sit on the balcony, cover the kids with a small blanket, and watch the stars—super romantic~ ▪️ The room features unique panoramic glass windows right next to the bed, so kids can see the beautiful scenery outside as soon as they wake up, no need to get out of bed to see the snowy mountains—super convenient~ ▪️ Each cottage accommodates up to 4 people, ideal for families with kids (Note: children under 12 are not allowed; suitable for kids 12 and older)~ 🌈Nearby Activities (Kid-Friendly): ▪️ The host offers jeep tours to the waterfall, which is thrilling for kids. At the waterfall, they can see the water flow, hear the sound, and learn a little about how waterfalls form; walking is also possible but takes 1.5 hours one way, so jeep is recommended with kids~ ▪️ There are four supermarkets nearby where you can buy kids’ favorite snacks, milk, fruits—all fresh local produce—and a mini market where you can buy small souvenirs for the kids~ 📌Accommodation Tips: Recommended nearby stays—Eco House Merisi: Cottage Eliko (our choice this time, top pick for families watching snowy mountains), other Airbnb cottages in Adjara, Georgia (mostly standalone cottages, suitable for families with kids).

This summer I went to Georgia, this secret paradise forgotten by God is truly stunning 🥹! Snow-capped mountains, ancient castles, and fine wine blend into the Caucasus charm, every snapshot looks like a masterpiece～ 📍5 days 4 nights treasure itinerary: D1: Tbilisi Old Town - Holy Trinity Cathedral - Sulfur Baths D2: Mtskheta Ancient City - Jvari Monastery - Uplistsikhe (Stone City) D3: Kazbegi - Holy Trinity Church - Russian Friendship Monument D4: Sighnaghi - Winery - Castle Restaurant D5: Return to Tbilisi - Freedom Square Shopping ✨Must-visit spots recommended: 1️⃣ Kazbegi Holy Trinity Church A solitary church built at 2,170 meters on a snowy mountain, the drive up the mountain offers breathtaking views! Remember to wear a warm jacket, the wind at the top is strong 🧥 2️⃣ Sighnaghi Wine Glass An adorable small town! Vineyards everywhere, you can walk into any winery and taste the local semi-sweet wine 🍷 3️⃣ Tbilisi Sulfur Baths The domed baths in the old town are very distinctive, your skin feels silky smooth after soaking～ It’s recommended to choose a private room, about 50 GEL per person, very cost-effective 🛁 🏠 Accommodation recommendation: In Tbilisi, it’s best to stay in the Old Town, where you can walk to all the attractions. I stayed at the Orbeliani Hotel, the terrace view was amazing, waking up every day to see colorful houses 🏡 🍴 Food check-in: - Shavi Lomi: A creative Georgian restaurant loved by locals, the pumpkin with walnut sauce amazed me! - Pasanauri: Their khinkali (soup dumplings) burst with juice in every bite, remember to pair it with Georgian beer 🍻 - Cafe Linville: A scenic restaurant in Sighnaghi, the cheese boat and grilled meat platter are must-orders! 🚗 Transportation tips: - It’s recommended to hire a car from Tbilisi to Kazbegi (about 150 GEL/day), the scenery along the way is worth stopping for photos anytime - Between cities, you can take marshrutka minibuses; just tell the driver your destination to get on, they’re cheap but a bit crowded ⚠️ Notes: 1. June to August is peak tourist season, be sure to book hotels in Kazbegi in advance 🔥 2. Many restaurants only accept cash, remember to exchange enough GEL 💵 3. The local roads are quite steep, friends prone to motion sickness should bring medicine

Tired of expensive trips? Let's see how Georgia in summer (late July) not only boasts stunning views of the Caucasus Mountains, but also offers a truly affordable destination for just under 10,000 baht! Our 9-day, self-guided trip, with four friends, focused on total freedom, driving the entire route by renting a car, from the architecture of Tbilisi to the mountain peaks of Mestia and Kazbegi. 💰 A proven budget! For 8 nights and 9 days, we spent only 17,000 baht per person (not including airfare) thanks to our perfect "share-and-spend" strategy. The secret to saving money was renting a car for the entire trip, which allowed for flexible and significantly reduced travel costs. When divided by four, the car rental cost for 6 days came to just 2,240 baht per person, and gas was only 1,000 baht! The majority of the 7,600 baht budget was allocated to booking 8 nights of accommodations focused on value and beautiful views, particularly in Heshkili, allowing us to experience a million-baht atmosphere at an affordable price. The cost of food throughout the trip was easily manageable at just 3,500 baht. We also allocated money for adventure activities, such as chartering a car up to Koruldi Lake, riding the Mt. Zuruldi cable car, and taking a taxi to Juta Valley, which all came to less than 1,300 baht! This trip reinforced the fact that Georgia truly offers world-class adventure within an affordable budget! Prepare your tens of thousands of baht and explore the world! #ShareBudgetTravel #GeorgiaRoadTrip #CaucasusMountains #VisitGeorgia

Who says traveling to Georgia has to be expensive? This is a 9-day trip organized by the four of us at the end of July. We focused on renting a car and exploring the Caucasus Mountains, including Mestia and Kazbegi, and exploring the charming city of Tbilisi. Even more amazing than the itinerary was the budget! This spectacular trip cost just ~17,000 THB per person (not including airfare). ✅ Budget Analysis per Person (8 Nights): This trip proves that splitting the cost between four people can be incredibly affordable! Accommodations (8 nights): ~7,600 THB/person (main expense, worth the view) Car Rental (6 days): A great value at just ~2,240 THB/person (not including gas, ~1,000 THB) Food: Total cost for the entire trip: ~3,500 THB/person Activity Fees: Including rental car rental to Koruldi Lake, the Mt. Zuruldi Cable Car, and a taxi to Juta, cost ~1,230 THB/person. With a budget of just under ten thousand baht, you can experience snowy mountaintops and admire the majestic architecture. And you can actually drive on your dream road! Get ready, prepare yourself, and get on the road! #ShareTravelBudget #GeorgiaRoadTrip #TravelGeorgia #Mestia #KazbegiTrekking

ปลายเดือนกรกฎาคม คือช่วงเวลาที่ดีที่สุดในการพาตัวเองหนีความวุ่นวาย สู่ความยิ่งใหญ่ของเทือกเขาคอเคซัส! ทริป 9 วันนี้คือแผนเดินทางที่เรา 4 คนจัดกันเอง โดยเน้นการเช่ารถขับตะลุยจากเมืองสู่ขุนเขา Part 1: เสน่ห์เมืองเก่า (Day 1-2) เริ่มต้นที่ Tbilisi ดื่มด่ำสถาปัตยกรรมสุดขลังใน Old Town, Narikala Fortress และโบสถ์ศักดิ์สิทธิ์ ก่อนเตรียมตัวออกเดินทาง Part 2: สวรรค์แห่ง Mestia (Day 3-6) เส้นทางในฝันเริ่มต้นขึ้น! เรามุ่งหน้าสู่ Mestia หัวใจของ Svaneti ที่มีหอคอยโบราณเป็นเอกลักษณ์ ใช้เวลา 3 วันเต็มๆ ทั้งการเทร็กกิ้งสู่ Koruldi Lake และการเดินทางไปหมู่บ้านมรดกโลก Ushguli เพื่อชมธารน้ำแข็ง Shkhara การพักที่ Heshkili Huts คือประสบการณ์ที่ห้ามพลาด Part 3: สัญลักษณ์ Kazbegi (Day 7-9) ปิดท้ายด้วยการเยือนสัญลักษณ์ของจอร์เจียที่ Kazbegi ขึ้นเขาไปโบสถ์ Gergeti Trinity Church ที่มีฉากหลังเป็นภูเขา Kazbek และผจญภัยเทร็กกิ้งที่ Juta Valley เพื่อชม Chaukhi Lake ก่อนกลับมาปิดจ๊อบที่ Chronicles of Georgia ใน Tbilisi เพื่อขึ้นเครื่องกลับไทย สรุป: นี่คือ Road Trip จอร์เจียที่ต้องปักหมุด! คุ้มค่าทุกไมล์ที่ขับ คุ้มค่าทุกก้าวที่เดิน #แจกแพลนเที่ยว #Georgia #RoadTrip #CaucasusMountains #Mestia #Kazbegi

during the summer, at the end of July. Apart from exploring the architecture in Tbilisi, the trip also includes visiting natural attractions and the Caucasus Mountains, covering both Mestia and Kazbegi. Day 1 Flight: BKK --> SHJ --> Tbilisi Day 2 Morning: Walk around Davit Aghmashenebeli Ave. Late morning: Explore Tbilisi Old Town - Freedom Square - The Clock Tower - Bridge of Peace - Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi - Chreli Abano (Sulfur Baths) - Narikala Fortress - Mother of Georgia - Meidan Bazaar Day 3 Rent a car and travel from Tbilisi to Mestia - Stroll around Mestia town Day 4 - Koruldi Lake - Mt. Zuruldi in Mestia (Cable car) Day 5 - Ushguli Village - Shkhara Glacier (trek) Late afternoon: Return to Mestia - Heshkili Stay at Heshkili Huts Svaneti (recommended) Day 6 Travel from Mestia to Mtskheta - Svetitskhoveli Cathedral - Mtskheta street market Day 7 Travel from Mtskheta to Kazbegi - Jvari Monastery - Georgia-Russia Friendship Monument - Gergeti Trinity Church Day 8 Visit Juta - Gigantic Sculptures - Chaukhi Lake (trek) Stay at Fifth Season Hotel (recommended) Day 9 Return to Tbilisi - Chronicles of Georgia Evening flight back to Thailand Flight: Tbilisi --> SHJ --> BKK

Georgia Trip แพลนทริปเที่ยว จอร์เจีย 🇬🇪 ด้วยตัวเอง พอมาถึงสนามบิน ทบิลิซี ประเทศจอร์เจีย สามารถใช้บัสขนส่งสาธารณะเบอร์ 337 ไปลงที่ liberty square ได้ราคาไม่แพงสามารถจ่ายได้ผ่านบัตรและเงินสดหรือสามารถเรียกแท๊กซี่ผ่านแอฟYandex go มารับในสนามบินได้🧸 Airport to Old Tbilisi by Yandex Go app or bus No 337 to liberty square Day 1 - Check in Airbnb in Tbilisi 20.30 3คืน/4วัน 4พันบาท 🏠 - Dinner Siam Bangkok restaurant อาหารไทยอร่อยมีหมูกะทะ 🐽 - Liberty square see the night time Day 2 Tour with WST ไปเช้าเย็นกลับราคาไม่แพง(ทัวร์ไม่รวมอาหาร) Ananuri 🏥 เป็นโบสถ์เก่า2หลังตั้งอยู่หน้าเขื่อนน้ำ Gudauri Ski Resort Day 3 - City tour - Bridge of Peace สะพานแห่งสันติภาพ พาดผ่านแม่น้ำ คูรา 🌉 - Mother of Georgia Tramway พระแม่จอร์เจียสามารถขึ้น cable car ไป - กลับ 10ลีลา 🗽 - Zion cathedral of the Dormition of Tbilisi - Queen Darejan palace พระราชวัง ควีนดาเรจาน - Bridge of Love - Anchiskhati Basillica - Metekhi Virgin Mary assumption church - Tbilisi's old town wall ruins - Walking in the nighttime Liberty Square Day 4 - Chronicles of Georgia - Mamkoda Fathers' Monastery - Holy Trinity cathedral of Tbilisi - City Tour #จอร์เจีย #เที่ยวจอร์เจีย #จอร์เจียเที่ยวเอง

Visited Tbilisi, Georgia 🇬🇪 with friends After staying a few days, here’s the feeling: This is a romantic yet chaotic city with a spirit of freedom and culture At Tbilisi Airport, the Wi-Fi name was “Tbilisi love you” Gotta say, that’s really romantic Graffiti is everywhere on the streets, abstract and fragmented The people you meet are all artists✍️, full of artistic vibes There are also free-roaming dogs, people playing violin in the parks, and kids who come up to greet you and give high-fives… This is also a vintage paradise Along the streets, you often find many beautiful vintage shops Underground, semi-underground, and even ones inside the farmers’ market All kinds of them… The scenery is beautiful too You can ride cable cars, hot air balloons, and small trains Here you can fully enjoy mountain views, sunsets, and the blue hour You can also see unique large sculptures, monuments, and churches Magical, torn, and romantic A place you can’t get enough of…

#OverseasTravel #Travel #Nature #Georgia -Spring in Georgia, Between Snow and Wind- This May, I spent a month in Georgia, experiencing both the end of winter and the beginning of spring. As I climbed the mountain paths where the snow had not yet melted, I felt with my whole body the breath of life blooming amidst the grandeur of Mother Nature. The mountains and fields where winter lingers, and the beginning of the journey. In Georgia in May, I climbed the mountains and fields where winter had not yet departed. The wind pushed clouds across the low-lying snow, and the mountains breathed white, revealing their grandeur. The river flowed slowly, carrying memories of ice, and at the beginning of the journey, I asked myself: What is spring? The sound of melting snow, the smell of earth awakening, and the thin smoke rising from the village chimneys—these were the answers to my questions. The Silence of Mestia, the Peace of Silence The morning in Mestia was unusually tranquil. The shadows of the stone towers, bearing the marks of time, stretched long, and the faint footprints left on the snow seemed to speak of the peace accumulated during the night. A dog followed me as I walked aimlessly, and the sheep that raised their heads at every street corner became a natural part of this landscape. A landscape that needed no words, a moment when silence replaced everything, I saw in it a form of "peace" long lost. The Awakening Earth, the Warmth of Life As day came, the snow glistened and melted under the sunlight, and beneath it, spring began to breathe quietly. The wind remained cold, but within it was undoubtedly the warmth of life. On the way down the mountain, the sound of water deepened through the valley. The ice crumbled, and the river, bearing the color of earth, made a rough sound. It wasn't simply spring, but the sound of the frozen earth awakening. Honest Season, Time Standstill Passing through the Trousso Gorge and heading toward Tbilisi, I felt once again how honest the seasons of this land are. Human time passes quickly, but nature's time stands still. I realized that in Georgia, spring doesn't arrive, but rather winter slowly recedes. As the shadows of the mountains lengthened and the evening sunlight blazed a crimson glow, I paused for a moment and reflected on the path I had taken. Snow and wind, clouds and dirt, and myself walking among them. The journey was over, but the tranquil and magnificent Georgian landscape still remained within me, like snow, leaving a deep resonance. Georgian spring was a silent song, blooming where the wind had lingered. ☆Collection of Sketches of Mother Nature Embraced in Georgia (May 1-17, 2025)

We rented a car in Tbilisi and drove to Kazbegi in May. The trip took about 3-4 hours. It rained the entire way, and snowed as we approached Kazbegi. The road was quite difficult, with uphill sections. The road was good, but not so good, and full of potholes, as it's a truck-friendly route. If you're not a strong driver, it's best to rent a car with a driver (it's much more comfortable, lol). Along the way, we encountered car accidents and landslides, which forced the road to be closed. However, police were there to clear the way, allowing us to continue driving. When parking in various places, be careful of getting stuck in the mud like we did. Luckily, there were kind people nearby who helped us for free, even though we wasted almost two hours, lol. Overall, if I go again, I'll definitely hire a car with a driver. Trust me, it's more expensive, but it's so much more worth it, lol.

🏔 Caucasus Mountains Embrace the grandeur of nature with the breathtaking backdrop of the Caucasus Mountains. Whether it's the lush greenery of summer or the pristine white of winter, this is a paradise for travelers who adore panoramic views and fresh air. ⛪ Gergeti Trinity Church Perched above the town of Stepantsminda, this sacred church is a true symbol of Georgia. Built in the 14th century atop a mountain over 2,200 meters high, it offers stunning views of Mount Kazbek that resemble a painting. The hike up may be challenging, but every step is worth it. 🌀 Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument A large circular monument located on a cliff near Gudauri, offering a 360-degree view of the valley below. The murals on its walls narrate the fascinating story of the relationship between the two countries. 🏘 Old Town of Tbilisi Stroll through narrow alleys filled with pastel-colored wooden houses, chic cafes, and a nostalgic atmosphere. The Old Town of Tbilisi is the cultural heart of Georgia, blending ancient charm with modern vibes seamlessly. 🌉 The Bridge of Peace A futuristic glass bridge spanning the Kura River in the heart of Tbilisi. At night, it glows with LED lights, resembling a bridge to the future. It's a popular spot for photography that shouldn't be missed. 💑 Ali & Nino Statue Located in Batumi, this moving sculpture of two lovers from different backgrounds comes together and separates daily. It symbolizes love overcoming obstacles, both poignant and beautiful. 🕍 Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi Also known as Sameba Cathedral, this is the largest cathedral in Georgia. Its architecture combines traditional and modern elements, offering a serene and magnificent interior perfect for reflection. 🏞 Uplistsikhe Cave Town An ancient city carved entirely from rock, over 3,000 years old. Once a religious and trade center, visitors can explore caves, halls, and stone churches that still bear traces of ancient civilization.

🌍 Basic Information • Visa: Chinese passport visa-free for 1 year! 🛂 (Truly ready to go anytime) • Currency: Lari (GEL), 1 RMB ≈ 0.4 Lari, prices are very affordable 💰 • Language: Mainly Georgian, young people speak English, body language works everywhere 🤝 • Best season: April to October (spring, summer, and autumn scenery are stunning, winter skiing is cheap ⛷️) ------ ✈️ Transportation Guide • Flights: Transit via Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen (Turkey/Qatar), round trip 3k-5k RMB 🛫 • City transport: Metro/bus 1-2 Lari, use Bolt for taxis (cheaper than Didi!) 🚖 • Intercity transport: Marshrutka minibuses are super cheap, Tbilisi → Kazbegi only 20 Lari 🚐 ------ 🏠 Accommodation Recommendations • Tbilisi: Old town hostel 30 Lari/night (≈60 RMB), homestays 50-100 Lari/night 🏡 • Popular check-in spot: Stamba Hotel (industrial design, free photo ops 📸) • Money-saving tip: Stay in suburban homestays, hosts often offer wine and breakfast 🍷 ------ 🍷 Must-try TOP 5 1. Sulfur baths: Bathe in Tbilisi old town (10 Lari ≈ 25 RMB, remember to scrub!) 🛁 2. Wine freedom: Local wineries start at 10 Lari per bottle of dry red, enjoy “Lari drinking” freedom 🍇 3. Snow mountain church: Kazbegi Gergeti Trinity Church (hike or carpool up the mountain) ⛪ 4. Soviet relics: Underground printing factory, abandoned amusement park (perfect for dark-themed photos) ☢️ 5. Bread with everything: Try Khachapuri (cheese boat bread) + Khinkali (soup dumplings) 🥟 ------ 💰 Expense Reference (Budget version) • Daily average: 100-150 RMB (hostel + local food + public transport) • Luxury style: 200-300 RMB/day (hotel + taxi + Western food) • Big saving tip: Buy fruit at markets (1 kg peaches for 3 Lari!) 🍑 ------ ⚠️ Pitfall Warnings • Taxi: Always use Bolt, roadside taxis may charge 3 times more! 💢 • Currency exchange: Airport rates are poor, find “Liberty Bank” ATMs in the city for direct cash withdrawal 🏦 • Safety: Generally safe, but avoid going alone to Stalin Park late at night (those who know, know) 🌚 ------ 📌 Recommended Itinerary (7-day classic version) D1-3 Tbilisi (Old town + sulfur baths + Dry Bridge Market for Soviet antiques) D4-5 Kazbegi (Snow mountain church + Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument) D6-7 Sighnaghi (Wineries + city wall sunset, perfect for couples)

Hidden Gem of the Caucasus! Explore the Birthplace of Georgian Wine 🍷 30,000 Steps Through Tbilisi Old Town! A must-visit for wine lovers! How many surprises does God's Backyard hold? 🌟 📍 Address: Old Town, Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia 🚇 Transportation Tip: 10-minute walk from Avlabari Metro Station 1️⃣ Holy Trinity Cathedral ➡️ Freedom Square Holy Trinity: Stunning golden dome! The third tallest Orthodox church in the world 📸 Tips: Beautiful lighting at dusk, bring a wide-angle lens Freedom Square: City center landmark, flocks of pigeons perfect for photos 2️⃣ Sulfur Baths District ➡️ Dry Bridge Market Sulfur Baths: Persian-style domed baths, experience the local bathing culture Dry Bridge Market: Vintage flea market, hunt for Soviet-era antiques 🍷 Food Recommendations Khinkali: Giant soup dumplings, be careful of the hot broth! Khachapuri: Cheese-filled bread boat, with cheese strings a meter long Churchkhela: Nut candy strings, a local specialty dessert 📸 Popular Photo Spots: 1. Bridge of Peace: Modern glass and steel structure, dreamy night views 2. Narikala Fortress: Best viewpoint overlooking the entire city

This place is like a mix of Switzerland + Italy + Xinjiang, but with only 1/3 the cost! Best of all, it's visa-free—welcome to Georgia! 📌 Itinerary (7-Day Highlights) Day1⃣️-2⃣️ Tbilisi ✅ Must-Visit Spots 📍Holy Trinity Cathedral: The largest Orthodox church in the Caucasus, with a golden dome that takes your breath away at sunset! 📍Sulfur Baths: The same thermal springs Pushkin enjoyed! Private dome-shaped baths cost just 50 GEL (≈140 CNY)—book Chreli Abano in advance. 📍Dry Bridge Market: Hunt for Soviet antiques and paintings, stepping back in time. 📍Peace Bridge + Mother Georgia: Take the cable car (2.5 GEL one-way) to the hilltop for panoramic views of the red-roofed old town along the Kura River. 📍Fabrika District: A trendy hub in a repurposed Soviet factory, perfect for café-hopping and graffiti photo ops. Day3⃣️ Kazbegi 🚗 Transport: Hire a car from Tbilisi (4 hours/150 GEL), with stops at: 📍Ananuri Fortress: Featured on the cover of Lonely Planet! Stunning castle reflections on the lake. 📍Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument: Cliffside viewpoint with rainbow murals and canyon vistas. 📍Gergeti Trinity Church: Hike or take a 4WD up the mountain for awe-inspiring views of the church framed by snow-capped peaks. Day4⃣️-6⃣️ Mestia-Ushguli 🚁 Transport: Fly from Tbilisi to Mestia (Vanilla Air 17-seater, 1 hour/200 CNY) for low-altitude views of the Caucasus Mountains. 🏔️ Hiking Guide 🔸Route: Mestia → Ushguli (4 days/62km). Beginners can opt for the Adishi→Khalde section (16km). 🔸Accommodation: Village homestays at 70 GEL/person (breakfast & dinner included). Store large luggage in Mestia. 🔸Ushguli: Europe’s highest-altitude ancient village! Horseback ride to Shkhara Glacier (2 hours/50 GEL). Day7⃣️ Batumi 📍Ali & Nino Moving Sculpture: A love story in motion, reuniting and parting every hour. 📍Seaside Ferris Wheel: Open cabins with ocean views—sunset rides are magical. 💰 Budget (7 days, 6000+ CNY/person) 🔸Flights: Urumqi ↔ Tbilisi round-trip 5k (China Southern Airlines). 🔸Accommodation: Hostel beds 30 GEL/night; homestays 150 GEL/night. 🔸Dining: Simple meals 30 GEL, feasts 80 GEL—wine is cheaper than water! 🔸Tips: Exchange USD to GEL locally; ATMs with UnionPay have low fees. ⚠️ Pro Tips 1. Use Bolt for taxis in Tbilisi—50% cheaper than cabs. 2. Beware of "Instagram vs. Reality": Batumi’s Ali & Nino sculpture is only as tall as a lamppost. 3. Download maps.me offline maps for Mestia hikes—trail markers are scarce. 4. Respect church etiquette: Women should wear headscarves and long skirts.

This summer vacation, taking the kids to check in Georgia is a perfect trip! This South Caucasus country, with an area less than half of Guangdong, has an average summer temperature of 20°C, making it a perfect summer resort. Not only is it less crowded and beautiful, but the locals are also warm and friendly to children. It is certified by Lonely Planet as one of the top ten safest travel destinations in the world, making traveling with kids super reassuring! Snow-capped mountains and glaciers, quaint villages, romantic beaches, ancient cities... Here, with Southeast Asian prices, you can unlock European-level scenery and services. The rich wine culture is an unforgettable highlight of the trip. A ready-to-go guide Visa policy: Chinese passport holders are visa-free, no complicated procedures, travel anytime! Transportation options: - Cost-effective direct flights: China Southern Airlines flies directly from Urumqi to Tbilisi, about 5 hours flight, tickets around 3000 RMB; - Multi-city connections: Transfers available from Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, and other cities, allowing flexible itinerary planning. City check-in guide Tbilisi — The little European-style city A millennium-old city full of European charm, with must-visit landmarks like the Puppet Theater Clock Tower, the Mother of Georgia statue, and the Holy Trinity Cathedral. Browse the Dry Bridge Market for Soviet antiques and vinyl records, climb to high points to overlook the city, and experience the collision of history and modernity. Kutaisi — A wine journey in a mythical secret land Known as the "end of the world" in Greek mythology, it is also a cave city. Visit famous local wineries, let the kids enjoy fun wine tasting classes, and experience authentic local customs at a manor dinner. Mestia — A fairy tale town under the snow mountains A fairy-tale-like snow mountain town, well-preserved with medieval defensive towers, and a must-pass place to reach Ushguli, the highest village in Europe. The summer pastures are lush and green, and in winter it transforms into a ski resort, beautiful all year round. Svaneti — A hiking paradise in the clouds A hidden gem within a hidden gem, only gradually discovered by tourists in the past decade. Light trekking across snowy mountain passes, encounter Swiss-like glacier wonders, reach the highest village Ushguli, stay in mountain guesthouses, and taste authentic Svan family feasts. Batumi — A romantic city by the Black Sea A young and vibrant resort city, blending European architecture with Turkish style, filled with boutique cafes and bars. Take a boat trip at dusk and feel the tenderness of the Black Sea under the sunset glow. Kazbegi — The pure land closest to the sky A glacial secret in the Caucasus Mountains, home to the town featured on the cover of Lonely Planet. Stay at a popular local snow mountain hotel, open the window to see magnificent snowy peaks, as if you are in the clouds.

🥳 Let's review the immigration questions in Georgia. The reason I'm reviewing this country is because of all the countries I've been to, this is the country I've been asked the most questions about. I've never been asked before. —- 📍Let me explain first: > This trip was by myself, not with a tour. > I went with 5 friends, 3 men and 2 women. > When we were queuing for immigration, we lined up in a straight line, going through 5 counters together. At first glance, the immigration officer might not have known that we were together. > My passport had a blank page because I just renewed it. This is my first trip. > I was the one who planned the trip + booked accommodation, so I already knew the entire plan. I had a printed copy just in case. —- ⭐️ Questions I encountered > How many days are you going to stay? > When will you be returning? > Is this your first time traveling? > Can I see your return ticket? > Where are you going? > Can I see your accommodation booking? —- 💖 I answered the first 3 questions normally, but for the main 3 questions, I took the printed documents and handed them to the officer. Immigration also looked and they actually read the documents, so before printing the booking, change it to English first + make a plan in English as well. —- 😂 In the whole trip of 5 people, I was the only one who was asked a lot of questions, but luckily I was the one who made the plan + booked all the accommodations, so I could remember everything. For those who travel with many friends and didn't make the plan by themselves, I recommend reading the plan and remembering the names of the places + cities. In my trip, some friends didn't look at the plan beforehand. Luckily, those who didn't look didn't get asked. The one who was asked was the one who made it. And I printed the documents as paper and took them with me. Jackpot! 🥳 —- 🗒️ I personally think that women will be asked more by the officers, even if there are many of them, because Georgia has a 365-day visa-free period for Thais. They might be afraid that people will sneak in to work. —- #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #ReviewGeorgia #tbilisi #Tbilisi #TravelGeorgia #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself #TravelAbroadByYourself

Let’s review how to exchange cash to prepare for your trip to Georgia! 💰. ⭐️ The currency of Georgia is Lari, abbreviated as GEL, so it is sometimes called GEL instead. In Thailand, there is no direct way to exchange cash to GEL. You must exchange baht to USD or Euros (EUR) first. When I traveled, I chose to exchange to USD first because the EUR is more expensive. ⭐️ I exchanged USD at SuperRich. I told the staff “I want to exchange money without a stamp” because I read a review that some money exchange shops in Georgia will not accept banknotes with a stamp. When exchanging money without a stamp, the exchange rate will be about 0.05 more expensive than with a stamp (depending on the exchange rate at that time). ⭐️ I asked to exchange large banknotes, which are 100 USD, and smaller banknotes, which are 20 and 10 USD, so that they are easy to use. When you arrive in Georgia, you will exchange GEL at a money exchange shop at the airport. Or you can exchange money outside. In Georgia, most of the time when we travel, we use cash alternately with Youtrip. When we go out of town, we use only cash. We use Youtrip only in stores in the mall or restaurants in the city. —- #ReviewGeorgia #TravelGeorgia #Georgia #georgia #tbilisi #TravelAbroadByYourself #TravelAbroadByYourself #PrepareForTravel

#cheaptravel 
If you’re looking for an underrated gem, let me put Georgia (the country!) on your travel list. here’s what you need to know 👇 📍where is it?
Georgia is a small country at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, and no, it’s not the U.S. state. who’s it for?
🏔️ hikers and mountain lovers (the Caucasus are breathtaking)
🥩 foodies: khachapuri, khinkali, and the most delicious meat shashlik
⛪️ history lovers: ancient ruins, medieval villages, and centuries-old monasteries
🍷 wine fans: Georgia is the birthplace of wine 🛂 visa-free stay
most nationalities (including U.S., Australian, and EU citizens) can stay visa-free in Georgia for up to 1 year 🚨 is it safe?
yes, I felt totally safe here. Crime rates are low, and the locals are incredibly kind and helpful 💸 budget-friendly
the mountains here could rival Switzerland in beauty, but you won’t have to sell a kidney to visit.
• local meals from $5 • taxis from $2 • day tours from $20 • accommodation from $20/night
 ✈️ bottom line
Georgia is beautiful, affordable, safe, and seriously underrated. #travel #couplestrip #georgia #wheretogo

Many people may not know that there is a country called Georgia, but there are many things to see, such as low prices, delicious food, abundant nature, and cityscapes that still retain the remnants of the former Soviet era. Even though Georgia is a European country, you can go there from Japan for around 50,000 yen round trip depending on the season! 😳 Here is Fabrika, a spot where young people gather in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. 📍Fabrika 8 Egnate Ninoshvili St, Tbilisi 0102 Georgia A complex that reused a spinning factory from the Soviet era and was reborn as a base for culture and creativity. It has a large hostel, cafes, restaurants, and shops, and is used by many people in the morning, afternoon, and evening. ⚪︎Fabrika Restaurant In the morning, people staying at the hostel often eat breakfast at the attached cafe, and many people drink on the terrace during the day and evening. It seems to be a spot where many young people gather, especially at night, and it is a place to meet people. The guests staying at the hostel also go out and have fun meeting new people. Many of the restaurants serve Italian and American cuisine. Menu items include pizza, pasta, and tacos. Please note that there are no Asian dishes. ⚠️ The restaurant is often fully booked, so if you are going to eat, we recommend going early or making a reservation. ⚪︎Fabrika's working space Fabrika has a coworking space for guests and cafe users, and is a spot where many nomad workers gather. Wi-Fi🛜 is also available without any problems, and the stylish space makes it easy to work. ⚠️ If you want to work in the cafe corner, you need to order at least one item. Other coworking spaces look like they are open to anyone, but they are for guests. ⚪︎Fabrika accommodation Fabrika has a hostel, which is quite large. There are many 10- and 12-person rooms, and there are always many people staying there. The inside is very well maintained, and there are more than 10 showers and toilets, so you don't have to worry about running out. There is a kitchen, but unfortunately there is no gas or induction cooking, so you can only cook using a microwave or hot water. This is a recommended place to stay for those who don't care about cooking and don't mind eating out every day. ⚠️The rooms are mixed-gender, so please be careful if you are concerned about this. At Fabrika, you can see a lot of wall art that you can't see in other areas. 🎨 There are also many shopping spots such as stylish cafes and markets in the surrounding area, so be sure to visit Fabrika while you're strolling around the streets of Tbilisi. 🧚 #EuropeStrategy #OverseasTravel #Georgia

Georgia Travel Guide: A Comprehensive Guide to the Hidden Gem of the Caucasus Georgia, this hidden gem nestled in the Caucasus Mountains, captivates travelers with its breathtaking natural landscapes, rich history, and unique cuisine and wines. Whether it's the vibrant atmosphere of the capital Tbilisi, the snow-capped mountains and churches of Kazbegi, or the wine town of Sighnaghi, every corner of Georgia is worth exploring. Below is a detailed travel guide to help you plan the perfect trip to Georgia. --- ### 1. Pre-Trip Preparation 1. **Visa & Entry** Chinese citizens with ordinary passports can enter Georgia visa-free for up to 30 days (confirm the latest official policies). - It’s recommended to purchase travel insurance covering medical and accident protection. 2. **Best Time to Visit** - **Spring & Autumn (April–June, September–October):** Pleasant weather, ideal for hiking and city tours. - **Winter (December–March):** Ski resorts like Gudauri and Bakuriani are in peak season. - **Summer (July–August):** Cool in the mountains, but Tbilisi can be hot. 3. **Currency & Costs** The currency is the Georgian Lari (GEL), with 1 CNY ≈ 0.4 GEL (check real-time rates). - Prices are low: a meal at a local restaurant costs around 20–30 GEL per person, while upscale restaurants may exceed 50 GEL. 4. **Language & Communication** - The official language is Georgian. English is not widely spoken in tourist areas, so download a translation app or learn basic phrases like "Gamarjoba" (hello) and "Madloba" (thank you). --- ### 2. Must-Visit Cities & Attractions 1. **Tbilisi – The Ancient Capital** - **Old Town:** Stroll through the sulfur bath district (Abanotubani) and soak in traditional baths; hike to Narikala Fortress for panoramic city views. - **Modern Landmarks:** Visit the Peace Bridge and the Dry Bridge Market for Soviet-era antiques. - **Food Recs:** Try Khinkali (dumplings) and Khachapuri (cheese bread). 2. **Kazbegi – Snowy Mountain Sanctuary** - **Gergeti Trinity Church:** Reachable by hike or 4x4, with the 5,047-meter Mount Kazbek as its backdrop. - **Gudauri:** A ski paradise in winter; paragliding in summer. 3. **Sighnaghi – Wine Country** - **Wine Tasting:** Visit local wineries (e.g., Khareba Winery) to experience traditional Qvevri winemaking. - **City Walls:** Walk along the well-preserved 18th-century defensive walls in this "City of Love." 4. **Mestia & Ushguli – Hiking Paradise** - **Svaneti Region:** Explore Ushguli, Europe’s highest inhabited village (a UNESCO site), and hike to Chalaadi Glacier. - **Svan Towers:** Medieval defensive towers showcasing unique Caucasus culture. --- ### 3. Unique Experiences 1. **Food & Wine** - Must-try dishes: Adjarian Khachapuri (boat-shaped cheese bread), Badrijani Nigvzit (eggplant rolls with walnut paste). - Wine tours: Georgia is the birthplace of wine—visit Kakheti’s wineries. 2. **Outdoor Activities** - Hiking: The 4-day Mestia-Ushguli Trek. - Skiing: Gudauri offers the best slopes in the Caucasus. 3. **Cultural Festivals** - **Tbilisoba (October):** A harvest festival with traditional music and food. - Easter & Christmas: Experience Georgian Orthodox rituals. --- ### 4. Transportation & Accommodation 1. **Domestic Transport** - **Train:** Overnight trains from Tbilisi to Batumi are budget-friendly. - **Marshrutka (minibus):** Frequent between cities but less comfortable. - **Private Taxi:** Ideal for groups; use Bolt or Yandex Taxi. 2. **Accommodation Recs** - **Tbilisi:** Boutique guesthouses in the Old Town (e.g., Fabrika Hostel). - **Kazbegi:** Rooms Hotel Kazbegi (iconic mountain-view hotel). - **Mestia:** Family-run guesthouses for authentic Svan hospitality. --- ### 5. Tips & Notes 1. **Safety:** Generally safe, but avoid remote areas at night. 2. **Etiquette:** Dress modestly in churches (women should cover their heads). 3. **Internet:** Buy a local SIM (e.g., Magti), though mountain coverage is spotty. --- ### Final Thoughts Georgia’s magic lies in its diversity—in one day, you can go from a sunset at a winery to sunrise over snowy peaks, from Soviet-era nostalgia to the serenity of ancient churches. With this guide, embark on your Caucasus adventure!

Travel guides for Tunisia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Georgia 🗓 Itinerary: Tunisia A Mediterranean gem blending Arab and European charm. Must-sees: The blue-and-white village of Sidi Bou Said, Carthage ruins, and the Sahara Desert (Douz). Visa-free, perfect for winter escapes. 🗓 Itinerary: Serbia Europe's visa-free destination. Belgrade buzzes with energy—visit Kalemegdan Fortress and Saint Sava Temple. Novi Sad oozes artsy vibes, famous for EXIT Festival. Budget-friendly with low costs. 🗓 Itinerary: Bosnia and Herzegovina Visa-free entry. Don't miss Sarajevo's Ottoman old town and Latin Bridge (WWI trigger) or Mostar's stunning sunset at the Old Bridge. Rich coffee culture and affordable prices. 🗓 Itinerary: Georgia E-visa or visa-free with a US visa. Highlights: Tbilisi Old Town, Kazbegi snow-capped peaks, and Sighnaghi wine town. Stunning Caucasus landscapes and ultra-low costs, ideal for road trips. **Tips**: All four countries are budget-friendly. Tunisia and Georgia excel in natural scenery, while Serbia and Bosnia offer rich history. Best seasons are spring/autumn (avoid extreme weather). Note: Some mountain roads in Bosnia are rugged.

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