Pack your bags these places to visit in Georgia are calling

Relax the old region of Tbilisi by taking a stroll, enjoy a bucket bath, or visit Narikala fortress. You can enjoy several cafes along Rustaveli avenue. Taking a ride in the cable car should be on your list since it gives you a breathtaking view of the capital.

The UNESCO area that covers Gelati Monastery, Mtskheta , shaftsside churches and even some cave towns like Vardzia is awe inspiring as well as the aged people still living in those remote area brings out the spirit of ancient customs.

World’s most aged wine producing country “Georgia” is famously recognized for its mouth watering khinkali, cheesy khachapuri and many more stews. So do not forget to grab a bottle of local wine to enjoy the delightful dishes.

There are numerous bathhouses, but Abandotubani’s sulfur bath houses is historic and one a kind, you will not find such breathtaking wellness and spa services elsewhere. These sulfar baths have got bathing chambers, scrub, as well as heated swimming pools.

If you are planning to attend the grape picking festival you should go in April to June, but do not forget to mark September -October in your calender too as these two periods receive most tourists for the ordering construction of hiking in the mountains during summer and skiing in Gudauri is another reason for winter tourism.

The Caucasus has it all – from day hikes to multi-day treks. Check out Omalo to Shatili in Tusheti, Svaneti’s glacier trails, or the Kazbegi region

 Signagi, a picturesque hill town in Kakheti, known for its wine and cobbled streets, is equally fascinating.

Rtveli in autumn is for winee nthusiasts while Tbilisoba in October features the capital’s history through food, music, and art. 

Tbilisi’s nightlife is sizzling with shows and DJs, while Georgian music and cinema is attracting attention for the right reasons. Fresh talent is fusing traditional tunes with modern flair.

Authentic treasures can be found in the local markets of Tbilisi and Kakheti. Don’t miss out on vibrant churchkhela, steeped in history of nut sweets, wine, hand-painted enamel jewelry, or woven carpets.