Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi

Tbilisi is the capital of Georgia, and it is generally chosen here to fly from the country to Georgia. Now Georgia is finally visa-free, and you can go with your passport. When you come to Tbilisi citywalk, you can't miss the landmark building, the Holy Trinity Church. The Holy Trinity Church covers a large area, including the square, the main building, and the bell tower, etc. The church is open for free visits, you can enter from 10:00 to 22:00. This is an Orthodox church, but when entering the main church, women need to wrap their heads and not expose their skin, and men are required to have trousers over their knees. The biggest feeling after playing a round in Georgia is that there are no tickets for the attractions here, except for the "snow tickets" for the Gudauri skiing cable car, and there are no such fees, no wonder Georgia is really a high cost-effective tourist destination. 🌟In addition, recommended cities in Georgia that must be visited for the first time: 1、Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, known as "God's Back Garden"! Recommended attractions include the Peace Bridge, the Holy Trinity Church, the Dry Bridge Market, the Mother Fortress, the Metekhi Church, etc. (It is recommended to reserve 3-4 days for play) 2、Kazbek, a small village under the Caucasus Mountains and Mount Kazbek, here is the "closest to heaven" Holy Trinity Church, independent of the world, the village is quiet and beautiful, there are friendly Caucasian dogs everywhere. (It is recommended to reserve 2-3 days for play) 3、Gudauri, this is a world-class skiing resort, with naturally thrilling ski trails and waist-deep powder snow, the quality of the snow is so good that falling is like falling in soft cotton. (It is recommended to reserve 2-3 days for play) 4、Sighnaghi, this is the birthplace of the world's red wine, super beautiful red wine has a transaction for less than a hundred yuan, the town is quiet and pleasant, very suitable for a slightly drunk vacation. (It is recommended to reserve 2-3 days for play)

Welcome to the main church not only of Tbilisi, but of the whole of Georgia! 
This church is better known in Georgian as Sameba and was built in 2004 and it is the third-tallest Eastern Orthodox cathedral in the world and one of the largest religious buildings in the world by total area. The building looks simply colossal and can be seen from almost any hill in Tbilisi. Visiting tips: Church attendance is free, but you must dress appropriately. Also next to the church there is a small restaurant of the Lagidze chain with very tasty beverages. I advise you to try it! #travel #georgia #tbilisi #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer

The Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi is located on the Ilya Mountain on the left bank of the Kura River, and this huge cathedral can be seen from almost every corner of the city. . This church is the seat of the Georgian Orthodox Patriarch, as one of the landmarks of Tbilisi, it is the largest Orthodox church built after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, and also the largest church in Georgia's history. The church is 87.1 meters tall, it is the third tallest Eastern Orthodox church in the world, and also one of the largest religious buildings in the world in terms of total area. . Actually, this church is not ancient. It was built between 1995 and 2004, with thirteen altars, as well as an independent bell tower, bishop's residence, monastery, and theological college. The entire church is designed with a grand atmosphere, using a gilded dome structure, and a gilded cross standing on top of the dome at a height of 7.5 meters. . The main source of funding for the construction of the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity was donations from residents of Georgia, including local wealthy merchants and ordinary people. . Compared to its magnificent exterior, the interior of the church appears relatively simple, yet still maintains an elegant and grand atmosphere.

There is an amazing beautiful park around the biggest church in city Tbilisi, Georgia. The magnificent stairs leading to church make it feel like pilgrimage. There is a beautiful pond with birds which is quite unusual. The church itself is smaller than I thought, but the ceilings are extremely high which gives it a feeling of reaching the sky. Gorgeous place!

So this isn't really Mestia. These photos were taken during my backpacking trip in Svaneti but only Mestia shows up as a location. This landscape comes with a blazing sun cooled by glacial breeze and friendly locals who make everything from their own yoghurt to their own bread. The last photo was taken as I climbed the steps of the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi.

In the morning light of Tbilisi, the golden dome of the Holy Trinity Cathedral shines brightly, like a lighthouse towering over the city. Construction of the cathedral began in 1995, and after nearly a decade of meticulous work, it was completed in 2004, symbolizing the revival of the Orthodox Christian faith after Georgia's independence. Walking in the spacious cathedral square, looking up at this magnificent building, one can feel the profound history and cultural heritage of Georgian Orthodoxy. The cathedral combines traditional Georgian architectural styles with modern elements, with a total height of 87.1 meters, making it the tallest religious building in Georgia. The cathedral's stained glass windows cast a kaleidoscope of light and shadow in the sunlight, and the wall paintings are lifelike, leaving visitors in awe. It is not only a haven for the faithful but also a must-visit for travelers to experience the charm of Tbilisi.

From mid-October until April of the following year, Georgia's long winter and spectacular snow mountains will become a paradise for ski enthusiasts. Georgia, a small country that shares its name with the U.S. state of Georgia, you may not be familiar with it, and even Georgians can't clearly say whether their country belongs to Europe or Asia. This is a country at a crossroads, with Turkish-style domed baths, Soviet-style pubs, Bangkok-flavored food markets, and Parisian-style boulevards... It exudes a lazy and elegant European atmosphere, and also has a vast mountain view like North Xinjiang, perfectly blending Eastern and Western cultural elements, all of which are stunning. The history of Georgia can be traced back to the Soviet era. It was a member of the Soviet Union and also the hometown of Stalin. Here is full of the Soviet 'steam punk' industrial memories, Russian is basically unimpeded here, and many monasteries have formed a unique 'Georgian' style. Georgia is located on the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, bordering Russia to the north, spanning Europe and Asia, it is a stop on the Silk Road, with many mountains, glacial lakes, villages, towns and European castles and palaces, it is a paradise for hiking and cycling enthusiasts. In Georgia, you will never feel bored. Here are Pushkin-style sulfur hot springs, strong Soviet-style 'air-raid shelter' subways, the world's third tallest Orthodox church, Tertiary rare Black Sea plant communities... The key is that the consumption level is very friendly, European scenery Asian prices, the cost performance is too high!