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Tbilisi Thermal Sulfur Baths Georgia

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Gay trip in Caucasus countries

Georgia & Armenia, the Caucasus gay trip

Tbilisi, Georgia

For some personal reasons, I flied to Tbilisi from Shanghai on Mar. 10.

When I arrived at the immigration center of Georgia, the staff checked my passport more than 15 minutes than other passengers. I assumed that my photo on the new passport looks like an international the wanted offender.

I was allowed to enter Georgia after 20 minutes' passport check.

The airport pickup driver I booked online seemed impatient and didn't help me to unload my luggage when we arrived at my hotel.

The next evening I went to a chic restaurant called HOLY which is located in a chic area near their city center metro station Rustaveli.

Many local young chic people like hanging out here. If you'd like to see beautiful young local here is a good place to go.

I ordered a salad and main dish, with a bottled juice cost me 72 lari.

After the dinner, I went to 2 gay bars searched from Google. One is SUCCESS bar which is too small for me, I stayed there for 3 minutes and left. The other is called Cafe Gallery, they charged me 20 lari for ticket and it's around 1 am, only few guys came and I left at 1:30 pm.

So the first Saturday night in Tbilisi was boring except that I saw a guard guy in the next-door bar who is cute as hell.

Before I came to Tbilisi, I met a guy Ivan online who owns a real estate website in Georgia. We talked a lot through WhatsApp and I promised to treat him a dinner when I came to Georgia for his kindness of telling me so much useful info about Georgia.

The next day we met at a nice old-fashioned restaurant called Margalita which Ivan reserved. Ivan was born in Ukraine with a Portugal nationality. During the lunch, I found Ivan is a very nice guy with a warm heart. He tried to pay the bill but I insisted and he tipped the waiter when we left.

After lunch, Ivan suggested he'd show me around some nice places of Tbilisi. We went to the Stamba hotel bookstore, vake park, turtle lake on a mountain.

When we finished the day-trip, Ivan booked a taxi for me to my hotel.

I saw a basketball court near my hotel, so when I finished dinner I went to the court to play basketball with the local boys.

The boys on the court were so friendly and passionate to me. Everyone shook hands with me even they didn't speak English much.

There is a boy aged 20-30s who plays basketball so well with beautiful movements and is my dream type. He was so kind to pass the balls to me but I didn't play well that evening. The next day I brought him a bottle of water.

Ivan invited me to a local band live concert at cafe 1890 in the second Friday evening since my arrival.

During the concert I suggested we should go to a popular gay bar that I heard from a guy on Grindr. Ivan, his wife Olga and his employee Vlad and I went to the gay bar UNHOLY which was called BAR34 before.

We were a bit early and there were few guys in the bar. Best time is from 12am-3am at weekend nights.

When we were seated in a sofa, a white boy sat next to me. His name is Andrew and he's from Noway and in his master course in Greece.

We did have a great time there especially that Olga enjoyed dancing with me at the dance floor.

The next morning Andrew sent an e-mail to me saying "Did you suck my cock at the darkroom?".

What the fuck? I even didn't notice there was a darkroom for sex in the bar.

Andrew told me in another e-mail saying, you can suck 10 cocks in 30 minutes in the darkroom. Last night he sucked one cock and other 3 cocks nearby cum to his mouth, meanwhile he cum to a guy's mouth and face.

Maybe Andrew was there only for fun, not like me. I came to the bar to look for a boyfriend.

Apr. 4th, the weather was perfect, I felt so good in the morning and just wanna go out to chill.

My plan was to visit the gay friendly sulfur bathhouse called QUEEN bath. When I arrived at the bath address I found a cozy restaurant nearby. I decided to have a lunch and then I could stay in the bath for a whole afternoon.

I received a message from Grindr when I finished my lunch. The guy named George (80% Georgian boys called George) sent me both his face and nude pictures which I liked a lot. I invited him to join me to go the QUEEN bath together and he said he'll come in 30 mins.

George showed up after 30 mins and we came to the bathhouse together. I bought 2 tickets for us, the facility of the bathhouse is simple and crude but the sulfur spring is the same as the luxury baths nearby.

After the shower and 10 mins bath in the sulfur pool we went into the sauna together.

George has a hairy body and a beautiful cock.

I touched his cock and unwrapped his foreskin, his pink and beautiful glans showed up. My hands was shaking and my cock was hard as rock with the prostatic fluid coming out from my penis.

Yerevan, Armenia

Apr. 17 was a big day in my caucasus trip. A guy named Jack tapped me on Grindr and I tapped back. After a while he sent his nudes and it made me horny. I spent 2 hours walking and enjoying the street singers' performances on the North Avenue which is the most popular street in Yerevan. I tipped 15 dollars to each singer which are my favorites.

When I was back to my hotel I felt so horny because I hadn't wanked more than 3 weeks. I sent a message to Jack asking him if he'd like to be fucked. He said yes because his roommate wasn't home.

I took a taxi and arrived at his apartment within 15 minutes.

Jack opened the door and his cat Furla came to the door to welcome me. Jack is cute with a fit hairy body and seemed very sweet.

I was seated in the sofa and Furla jumped onto my legs. My cock had been hard since I came into Jack's apartment.

Before I tried to touch Jack's hairy arms, Jack kissed me while Furla was playing with us.

Jack led me to his bedroom and the light was soft. The atmosphere was sexy and romantic.

Jack took my tops off and I took off my pants, letting my hard penis out.

Jack kneeled down on his knees and began to suck my cock. His sucking was so comfortable and soft which I enjoyed very much. I touched his hair and his shoulders during his sucking.

Then we went to the bed, we cuddled and kissed each other. I was sucking his big cock and touching his beautiful hairy body and rimming his ass. He turned his pose from lying to a doggy style so that I could rim his ass more comfortably.

He passed me a condom and I wore it. Jack sat his ass on my hard cock and twisted his body on mine. It was amazing.

With Jack's body up and down on my cock, he cum onto my belly and moved his ass from my cock.

Then he lay in my arms, rimming my nipples, I masturbated to cum.

(to be continued)

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10 Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Georgia | A Hidden Gem of the Caucasus | Life Travel

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Georgia is a country of stunning landscapes, ancient history, and warm hospitality. From medieval cities to breathtaking mountain views, this destination is a must-visit for travelers. 🌍✨

🗺 Top 10 Must-Visit Places in Georgia:

1️⃣ Tbilisi – The heart of Georgia, famous for its Old Town, sulfur baths, and Narikala Fortress 2️⃣ Kazbegi & Gergeti Trinity Church – A breathtaking church on a mountain backdrop 3️⃣ Svaneti & Mestia – A remote region with medieval towers and epic mountain views 4️⃣ Vardzia – A historic cave monastery carved into a cliff 5️⃣ Batumi – A seaside city with modern architecture and a vibrant nightlife 6️⃣ Uplistsikhe – An ancient rock-hewn town with unique structures 7️⃣ Kakheti – The wine region, famous for vineyards and stunning landscapes 8️⃣ Martvili Canyon – A hidden natural paradise with emerald-green waters 9️⃣ Borjomi – A scenic town famous for its mineral waters and national park 🔟 Gudauri – A paradise for adventure lovers with skiing and breathtaking mountain scenery

🏔 Georgia is a land of contrasts, where history meets modernity, and nature meets adventure. Whether you're into hiking, sightseeing, or cultural experiences, Georgia has something for everyone!

📌 Which of these places is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

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7 Best Things to Do in Tbilisi

Georgian capital, the exquisite Tbilisi, boasts just the right merge of modern, yesteryear, and core culture. Right from the revitalizing sulfur baths to the Old Town's pretty winding streets, this metropolis has a distinct flavor that fits every genre of explorer. A jaw-dropping observation from the celebrated Narikala Fortress, delectable Georgian gastronomy, and primeval fortresses will certainly make Tbilisi a prized experience. As witnessing Tbilisi’s beauty in its entirety within a concise time frame is likely to be somewhat difficult, idyllic Tbilisi tour packages that cover distinguished points of interest will do the utmost justice to one's adventure.

Tbilisi’s 7 Finest Delights- A Primer

Old Town

Tbilisi’s esteemed Old Town is an incredible labyrinth of charming historic monuments, colorful balconies, and gorgeous narrow streets. Wander alongside the nice cobbled lanes to survey hidden courtyards to chic cafes and primeval churches. Stop over to the illustrious Metekhi Church or grab an elating cable car trip to relish Narikala Fortress’s drop-dead gorgeous vistas. This Old Town is an impressive merge of vivacious ambiance and pure Georgian tradition, thus deserving every onlooker’s attention.

Holy Trinity Cathedral

Tbilisi's colossal Holy Trinity Cathedral, dubbed Sameba, is an astounding religious edifice. Placed majestically on the verdant Elia Hill, this cathedral perches atop Tbilisi’s cityscape with its marvelous architecture and polished golden dome. Regardless of being a 21st-century dated structure, this bears the Georgian inclination's impact, a current-day interpretation, and a magnificent Byzantine style. The inside incorporates elaborate carvings to splendid frescoes, lending to an atmosphere that is both spiritually conducive and exquisite. For either sightseeing or some prayer, this place vows an astounding experience, which is featured in numerous travel packages.

Day Bridge Market

Souvenir hunters or fans of antiques, this treasure stomping spot is for you to survey. This flea market is typically open-air and is well-admired for its distinctive mix of eclectic arts, handmade crafts, and, of course, the incredible soviet memorabilia. Stop over each stall exhibiting exquisite jewelry, primeval paintings, antique cameras, yesteryear coins, and the very art creations that tell of Georgia's times of yore.

Sololaki District’s Street Art

This quaint Tbilisi spot brims with unmatched historical charm and astounding street art. Meandering along quiet lanes will lead explorers to the sights of artistic expressions, gorgeous graffiti, and pretty murals that embellish centuries-old walls and structures. Such works mirror Georgia's current-day creativity, profound history, and lovely culture, making this a spectacle of art and documentation. The street art here fuses today’s art with primeval history, something unmissable for those seeking to get an inkling of Tbilisi’s artistic heart.

Ethnography Museum

Tbilisi’s outstanding ethnographic museum is a pretty open-air presentation of Georgia’s extensive cultural heritage. Placed on an exquisite hill overlooking the elegant Turtle Lake, a spot where artifacts as well as traditional housing from Georgia’s variegated parts are exhibited. Explorers will get pleasure from meandering through authentic charming wooden houses, witnessing craft demonstrations, and familiarizing themselves with primeval life. This museum features an attention-grabbing peek into Georgian traditions, unmatched architecture, and beautiful history.

Savor Georgian Wine

This is just the right enclave for adorers of wine, making it amidst the indispensible things to do in Tbilisi. Vino Underground, a chic, atmospheric, well-admired wine bar, is famed for its lip-smacking natural Georgian wines, presenting a range that is carefully crafted from organic producers. Visitors can take pleasure in guided wine tastings and familiarize themselves with Georgia's winemaking history, which is some eight millennia long. The rustic, warm vibes act as an idyllic repose for every explorer's pleasure. Be it a curious voyager or an admirer of rich wine, this spot is indeed a fitting preface to Georgia's incredible wine culture.

Abanotubani’s Sulfur Baths

An up-close encounter with Abanotubani’s famed sulfur baths ought to be on each explorer’s checklist. The sulfur-rich, naturally heated water is replete with untold therapeutic perks, assuring skin restoration as well as some relaxation. People can opt from private to public baths, typically presenting striking mosaics and incredible Persian-style domes. Soaking in such mineral-infused, tepid waters is purely an encounter and a revitalizing one in Tbilisi’s core.

Conclusion

Discovery, along with exploration, are congruent with Tbilisi city, making it amongst the central things to do in Georgia.This metropolis resonates with each voyager owing to its awe-inspiring landscapes, vivacious culture, and rooted history. From the sulfur baths’ composed setting to the Old Town’s charismatic lanes, Tbilisi’s every inch uncovers a narrative awaiting to be unfurled. For visitors planning their expedition through Georgia should make this metropolis the chief highlight of their venture, revealing the finest of what this astounding place has to present.

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Romantic Places to Visit in Georgia for a Couples

Searching for a honeymoon destination that combines stunning landscapes, a rich cultural tapestry, and idyllic romantic escapes, Georgia should top your list. Situated at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, this enchanting country offers a perfect blend of adventure, relaxation, and timeless romance. Whether you're drawn to majestic mountains, charming cities, or tranquil beaches, Georgia has something for every couple.

If you are traveling from the UAE, there are several georgia holiday packages from dubai that make planning your trip hassle-free.

Here are some of the most romantic places to visit in Georgia to make your honeymoon truly unforgettable:

1. Tbilisi: Where Romance Meets Culture

The capital city of Georgia, Tbilisi, is a vibrant fusion of European and Asian influences. With its cobblestone streets, eclectic architecture, and lively atmosphere, Tbilisi offers a perfect romantic getaway. Couples can wander hand in hand through the Old Town, admire the stunning Bridge of Peace, or ride a cable car to the Narikala Fortress for panoramic city views.

By night, the city transforms into a dazzling wonderland, with its illuminated streets and bridges setting the perfect backdrop for romance. You can also soak in Tbilisi’s famed Abanotubani sulfur baths to relax after the wedding bustle.

Don’t Miss: A romantic dinner cruise along the Kura River or exploring the city’s bohemian cafés and wine bars.

2. Kazbegi: A Mountain Fairytale

For couples who crave serenity and awe-inspiring natural beauty, Kazbegi (Stepantsminda) is a dream destination. Nestled among the snow-capped Caucasus Mountains, this region feels like a magical retreat. The highlight is the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church, perched on a hill with jaw-dropping views of Mount Kazbek.

Getting there is an adventure in itself, with scenic drives along the Georgian Military Highway, where every turn reveals a postcard-perfect view.

Tip: Book a cozy cabin or a mountain-view hotel to wake up to a breathtaking sunrise with your loved one.

3. Batumi: Romantic Coastal Bliss

Located along the Black Sea coast, Batumi is Georgia's top seaside destination. This city is ideal for couples looking for a mix of relaxation and vibrant nightlife. Spend your honeymoon lounging on palm-fringed beaches, exploring the charming Batumi Boulevard, or indulging in high-end resorts.

Batumi’s iconic Ali and Nino Statue, symbolizing eternal love, adds an extra touch of romance to the city’s allure. With luxury dining options and seaside sunsets, Batumi is a perfect place to unwind and celebrate your new chapter together.

Highlight: Take a romantic evening walk along the beach or a sunset cruise for a memorable experience.

4. Svaneti: A Timeless Wonderland

Stepping into Svaneti feels like entering a medieval fairytale. Known for its ancient watchtowers, dramatic mountain landscapes, and picturesque valleys, this region is perfect for couples who love adventure and history.

Explore UNESCO-listed villages, hike together through pristine alpine trails, and immerse yourselves in Svaneti’s rich cultural heritage. Winter in Svaneti is particularly enchanting, with snow-capped peaks creating a magical winter wonderland.

Fun Fact: Svaneti has some of the most well-preserved traditions in Georgia, giving couples a unique glimpse into the country’s heritage.

5. Kakheti: A Romantic Wine Paradise

As the wine capital of Georgia, Kakheti is an absolute must-visit for wine-loving couples. This region’s rolling vineyards, charming villages, and historic monasteries provide an idyllic romantic setting.

Stroll hand in hand through lush vineyards, visit traditional wineries for tastings, and explore landmarks like the Bodbe Monastery or the scenic Alazani Valley. A honeymoon in Kakheti is incomplete without raising a glass of Georgia’s famous Kindzmarauli wine to toast your love.

Don’t Leave Without: Taking a romantic horse-drawn carriage ride through the vineyards or enjoying a picnic with a bottle of locally made wine.

Conclusion: 

Georgia is a hidden gem for honeymooners, offering an irresistible blend of romance, adventure, and cultural immersion. From the charming streets of Tbilisi to the breathtaking mountains of Kazbegi, the serene beaches of Batumi, and the timeless allure of Svaneti and Kakheti, this country has everything you need for an unforgettable honeymoon.

Exploring the georgia holiday packages from dubai will make planning your trip seamless and stress-free.

So, start planning your romantic getaway today and let Georgia sweep you off your feet!

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Georgia Leisure Tour Packages: Discover the Charm of the Caucasus

Georgia, nestled between Europe and Asia, is an emerging gem in the travel world, offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. Known for its ancient wine-making tradition, UNESCO World Heritage sites, and scenic beauty, Georgia promises a unique travel experience. Georgia leisure tour packages offer travelers the chance to explore its charming cities, pristine nature, and warm hospitality. From the bustling capital, Tbilisi, to the mountainous beauty of Kazbegi and the Black Sea coastline in Batumi, a trip to Georgia offers diverse attractions for every type of traveler.

Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, is a city of contrasts where ancient history meets modern-day luxury. Leisure packages often include guided city tours of Tbilisi, where you can visit landmarks like the Narikala Fortress, the sulfur baths, and the Old Town’s winding streets. The scenic beauty of the Caucasus Mountains, including the stunning views of Mount Kazbeg, offers adventure opportunities for nature lovers. For those interested in culture and history, visits to medieval churches, ancient monasteries, and the wine region of Kakheti provide an in-depth exploration of Georgia's rich heritage. Relax in the tranquil environment of Georgia's spa resorts or unwind along the Black Sea coast in Batumi, famous for its botanical gardens and seaside promenades.

Georgia leisure tour packages are designed to offer a balance between sightseeing, relaxation, and adventure, making it an ideal destination for families, couples, and solo travelers alike. These packages typically include round-trip flights, comfortable accommodations, guided tours, and local transfers, ensuring a stress-free travel experience. Whether you're seeking cultural enrichment, natural beauty, or simply a peaceful escape, Georgia offers an unforgettable experience for all types of travelers.

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Travel to Georgia from India

Georgia, which is located in Europe and Asia, is a fascinating destination for Travelers who are seeking a rich history, blend of scenic landscapes, and vibrant culture. The country's stunning mountain ranges, ancient monasteries, delicious cuisine and charming cities, make it a favorite place for International Tourists. Due to visa friendly policies and close proximity to India, Georgia offers a unique escape. Let’s start a new journey to Georgia in which you will know about how you plan your trip in 5 days with outdoor activities. 

Why is Georgia famous among tourists?

For some reasons, Georgia is famous among Tourists. These reasons are: 

1. Georgia is famous for its wonderful landscapes, from Caucasus Mountains to the serene Black Sea coast. If you are nature enthusiasts, you will find a paradise here Ancient rives, Lush valleys, and Hidden caves that offer outdoor exploration opportunities. 

2. Georgia is one of the oldest Christian nations where you will find the most stunning monasteries and churches. The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the Gergeti Trinity Church and the Jvari Monastery structure show countries' deep religious history and architectural beauty.

3. The Culture of Georgia is thousands of years old. From famous polyphonic singing to its folk dance, Georgia's culture is alive and well. You can experience traditional feasts, known as "Supra" and enjoy a taste of the country's hospitality. 

4. For Indian Travelers, Georgia is an attractive destination due to the affordable and visa friendly option. Indian tourists can easily apply for a visa to Georgia, making the process straightforward and simple.  

A 5-Day trip to Georgia for Indian travelers

Georgia e visa for Indian helps to plan a 5 day trip, making a perfect opportunity to explore the country's top attraction while enjoying its hospitality. Follow the below mentioned 5 days plan to explore Georgia: 

Day 1: Arrival in Tbilisi

You can start your first day in Tbilisi, which is the capital of Georgia. Tbilisi's old town is known for its wooden balconies, narrow streets and diverse architectural styles. You can visit the iconic Narikala Fortress, modern Bridge of Peace, Sulfur Baths and explore Rustaveli Avenue which is lined with cafes, shops and museums. In the evening, you should take a walk along the Rike Park and enjoy a panoramic view of the city at night. 

Day 2: Mtskheta and Jvari Monastery

Second day, visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mtskheta, which is located a short drive from Tbilisi. It was the country's capital. Explore the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral which is the most important religious place. It is believed to be the robe of Christ, making it a  sacred site for locals. From Mtskheta, you can go to the Jvari Monastery where you will see the confluence of Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers. This monastery itself holds deep spiritual significance. 

Day 3: Kazbegi and Gergeti Trinity Church

A trip to Georgia is not complete without visiting Kazbegi, It is located three hours from Tbilisi. This place is famous for its dramatic mountain landscapes. If you are an adventure lover and want to see the views of surrounding valleys and mountains, you can hike to Gergeti Trinity Church. After that, you can explore the charming Stepantsminda town and enjoy local cuisine in the cafes of the mountain. 

Day 4: Gudauri Ski Resort

Gudauri Ski Resort is the premier ski resort of Georgia which is located along the famous Georgian Military Highway. If you are a skier or not, you should try activities such as paragliding, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling which is the best experience in your life. It is a haven for Skiers and snowboarders that offers a fantastic view of the Caucasus Mountains. During the summer, the Resort transforms into Hikers. You can feel fresh mountain air, take a cable car ride and see the fabulous view. 

Day 5: Kakheti Wine Region

On the last day, Visit Kakheti which is Georgia's famed wine region. A trip to Kakheti offers a chance to explore ancient vineyards, taste some of the world's best wines. Kakheti's famous destination is Sighnaghi town which is known as "City of Love". It offers hilltop views of the Alazani Valley. If you want to learn about traditional winemaking methods then take a part in a Georgian wine-tasting tour. Kakheti provides the perfect end of your Georgian adventure tour. 

Outdoor activities for Indian travelers

During your 5 days trip to Georgia, you can also enjoy outdoor activities. This place is an outdoor lover’s paradise that offers a variety of activities if you are an adventure seeker. 

1. You can hike and trek in the Svaneti and Kazbegi mountain regions that offer numerous hiking trails for all skill levels. 

2. If you are going to Georgia in winter, you must visit Gudauri and Bakurian, popular ski resorts for sports. You can ski and snowboard, these resorts offer lessons for beginners. 

3. For a thriller experience, you can do Paragliding over the Caucasus Mountains and see the beauty of Georgia from the sky. 

4. Another outdoor activity is Rafting. You can enjoy white water Rafting on the Aragvi River or Rioni River. These fast-flowing Rivers provide a fun experience of Georgia's nature.

Conclusion

For Indian travelers, Georgia is a dream destination who are seeking a unique mix of adventure culture and natural beauty. Georgia offers an unforgettable journey with its rich history and fantastic landscapes. In Georgia, you can explore Mtskheta and Jvari Monastery, Hiking in the mountains, visit Kakheti Wine Region, etc. give you lasting memories. It is possible due to Georgia e visa for Indian Travelers that allows them to enter the country. So, Do not waste your time, apply for a visa for Georgia, pack your bags and get ready to explore Georgia. 

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Hidden Gems: Exploring Lesser-Known European Cities

Europe is renowned for its iconic cities—Paris, Rome, Barcelona—but beyond the tourist hotspots lie lesser-known destinations that offer unique charm and vibrant cultures. For travelers looking to escape the crowds and discover something new, exploring these hidden gems can provide an enriching experience. Here are some lesser-known European cities that deserve a spot on your travel itinerary.

First on the list is Ljubljana, Slovenia’s charming capital. Ljubljana is a city where fairy-tale architecture meets a lively cultural scene. The picturesque Ljubljanica River winds through the heart of the city, lined with colorful buildings and cozy cafes. The Ljubljana Castle, perched on a hill, offers panoramic views of the city and is accessible by a funicular railway. The city’s vibrant atmosphere is amplified by its numerous festivals, open-air markets, and a thriving arts scene. Ljubljana’s compact size makes it easy to explore on foot, allowing visitors to fully immerse themselves in its relaxed and friendly vibe.

Next, consider visiting Porto, Portugal. While Lisbon often steals the spotlight, Porto offers a more authentic Portuguese experience with its blend of history, culture, and stunning coastal views. The city is famous for its port wine, and a visit to one of the historic wine cellars in Vila Nova de Gaia is a must. Porto’s Ribeira district, with its narrow streets and colorful buildings, is a UNESCO World Heritage site and provides a picturesque setting for leisurely strolls. Don’t miss the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge, which offers spectacular views of the Douro River and the cityscape.

For those interested in exploring Eastern Europe, Lviv in Ukraine is a hidden gem that combines historical intrigue with vibrant cultural life. Lviv’s well-preserved architecture reflects its diverse history, with influences from Polish, Austrian, and Ukrainian cultures. The city’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a maze of cobblestone streets, charming squares, and ornate churches. Lviv is also known for its coffee culture, with numerous cafes offering a cozy atmosphere to relax and enjoy a cup. The city’s vibrant arts scene and numerous festivals, such as the Lviv International Theatre Festival, make it an exciting destination for cultural enthusiasts.

Another lesser-known European city worth exploring is Ghent in Belgium. Often overshadowed by nearby Bruges, Ghent offers a more authentic and less touristy experience. The city boasts a stunning medieval architecture, including the impressive Gravensteen Castle and the beautiful Saint Bavo’s Cathedral, which houses the famous Ghent Altarpiece. Ghent’s lively atmosphere is fueled by its vibrant student population and numerous festivals, such as the Gentse Feesten, a ten-day celebration of music, arts, and culture. The city’s picturesque canals and historic buildings make it a delightful place to explore on foot or by bike.

Finally, consider visiting Tbilisi, Georgia, a city that blends ancient history with modern dynamism. Tbilisi’s Old Town is a labyrinth of narrow streets, colorful houses, and ancient churches, reflecting the city’s diverse cultural heritage. The sulfur baths, a remnant of the city’s long history of trade and relaxation, offer a unique and rejuvenating experience. Tbilisi’s vibrant arts scene, eclectic food culture, and friendly locals make it a fascinating destination for travelers looking to explore something off the beaten path.

In conclusion, Europe’s hidden gems offer a wealth of experiences beyond the well-trodden tourist trails. From the fairy-tale charm of Ljubljana and the coastal allure of Porto to the historical depth of Lviv, the authentic atmosphere of Ghent, and the vibrant culture of Tbilisi, these lesser-known cities provide a refreshing and memorable travel experience. For those willing to venture beyond the famous landmarks, these destinations promise to uncover the rich and diverse tapestry of European culture.

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In a series of Baitullah wanderer, started from here.

The Tbilisi Juma Mosque, built in 1864, is the only functioning mosque in Tbilisi apparently (Alhamdulillah, I wasn't aware in the beginning that Ge, particularly Tbilisi which is its Capital, a home for majority christian orthodox believers) and holds a unique distinction as a shared place of worship for both Sunni and Shia Muslims (This shall be the beginning of another stories in the futures).

This rare unity symbolizes harmony and religious tolerance, reflecting Tbilisi’s multicultural history. The mosque is located in Old Tbilisi, near the iconic Abanotubani sulfur baths and beneath the Narikala Fortress, making it a significant cultural and historical landmark.

Its brick façade, tall minaret, and blend of Islamic and Georgian architectural styles add to its charm and importance. I think for women prayer areas only accommodate around 30-50 jamaat. I went back and forth for like 4 times just to make sure everyone get it's pray accordingly).

Alhamdulillah ya Allah :)

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In the heart of Georgia lies Tbilisi, a city steeped in myth and whispered histories, where the shadowy silhouettes of ancient churches loom against the twilight sky. Imagine a vibrant oil painting capturing its essence: narrow, winding streets embraced by the warm glow of lanterns, and colorful wooden balconies adorned with intricate carvings, all draped in a delicate tussle of mist. As the sultry warmth of the evening air mingles with hints of sulfur from the nearby baths, there's an alluring tension between the past and the present, a pulsing energy that feels both welcoming and enigmatic.

The Mtkvari River sneaks through the city like a silver ribbon, reflecting the kaleidoscope of lights from the old town’s cobblestones, as the sultry notes of a distant georgian melody float on the breeze. Here, every corner holds a story, every shadowed alley a secret waiting to be unveiled, creating an enchanting tapestry of life that beckons the curious traveler into its mysterious embrace.

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Uncover the Charm of Tbilisi: Tailored Private Tours for an Authentic Experience

Tbilisi, the vibrant capital of Georgia, is a city that captivates visitors with its unique blend of ancient history, modern energy, and warm hospitality. Nestled along the banks of the Mtkvari River and surrounded by rolling hills, the city offers a fascinating mix of cultures, architectural styles, and experiences. While Tbilisi is known for its iconic sites such as the Narikala Fortress, the sulfur baths, and the charming Old Town, a tailored private tour is the best way to truly uncover the city’s hidden charm and embrace its authenticity.

A private tour allows you to explore Tbilisi at your own pace, creating a journey that caters to your individual interests and preferences. Whether you are drawn to the city’s historical roots, its culinary delights, or its artistic spirit, a personalized tour ensures that every moment of your visit is tailored to suit your passions. A knowledgeable local guide, passionate about sharing the stories and secrets of their city, will escort you through Tbilisi’s most iconic landmarks as well as its lesser-known gems, giving you a deeper understanding of its rich heritage and vibrant contemporary culture.

For history enthusiasts, Tbilisi is a goldmine of fascinating sites that span centuries of culture and heritage. A private guide can take you through the maze-like streets of the Old Town, where every corner is steeped in history. You’ll discover ancient churches such as the Sioni Cathedral and the Anchiskhati Basilica, which date back to the 6th and 5th centuries, respectively. These historic sites provide insight into the spiritual significance of Tbilisi and Georgia’s long tradition of Christianity. Your guide will offer context and stories behind each structure, helping you understand the cultural importance of these landmarks beyond their architectural beauty.

If you’re an art lover, Tbilisi has a thriving contemporary art scene that’s often overlooked by conventional tours. A tailored private tour gives you the opportunity to explore quirky galleries, creative spaces, and street art murals that define the city's modern aesthetic. You can visit the Art Palace, where Georgian art from the 19th and 20th centuries is on display, or enjoy a walk through the Fabrika complex, a former Soviet sewing factory now home to hip cafes, art studios, and an eclectic mix of local talent. Many private tours can also include visits to smaller, hidden galleries and artist workshops where you can meet local creators and see their work up close, offering an authentic, behind-the-scenes glimpse into the city’s artistic soul.

For food lovers, Tbilisi is a gastronomic paradise, and a tailored tour can introduce you to the best of Georgian cuisine. With its rich blend of flavors from both the East and West, Georgian food is an integral part of the country’s cultural identity. Your private guide can take you to family-run restaurants and local markets where you can sample traditional dishes such as khachapuri (cheese-filled bread), khorovats (grilled meats), and sumptuous Georgian wines that are world-renowned. If you’re interested, some tours even offer cooking classes, allowing you to learn how to prepare these beloved dishes yourself, adding a hands-on element to your culinary adventure.

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Escape to the scenic beauty of Georgia with an exclusive holiday package from Dubai for only AED 1199! This affordable package covers flights, accommodation, and guided tours, allowing you to explore Georgia's charming landscapes, history at Metekhi Church and Narikala Fortress, or relax in Tbilisi’s famous Sulfur Baths Perfect for families, couples, and solo travelers, this holiday promises memorable experiences from Tbilisi’s bustling streets to the serene mountains of Kazbegi. Book now and enjoy Georgia trip at an unbeatable price!

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Georgia: UAE National Day Tour Packages for an Epic Holiday

Embark on an unforgettable adventure with our Georgia UAE National Day Tour Packages, crafted to celebrate this special occasion in a unique and exciting destination. Georgia, a country famed for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, offers an exceptional backdrop for your UAE National Day festivities. Our tour packages are designed to showcase the best of Georgia, blending cultural exploration with festive celebrations. 

Here are some Explore Georgia: UAE National Day Tour Packages for an Epic Holiday

1. Discover Tbilisi’s Charm:  

Start your adventure in Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, which is renowned for its unique blend of contemporary energy and old-world charm. A guided tour of Tbilisi’s historical sites, like the quaint Old Town and the Narikala Fortress, is included in our tour packages. Explore the vibrant streets, stop by the sulfur baths, and climb the fortress for sweeping views of the city. The vibrant atmosphere and distinctive architecture of Tbilisi provide an ideal introduction to Georgia’s rich history. 

2. Explore the Wine Region of Kakheti:  

Without visiting Georgia’s famed wine region, Kakheti, a trip there wouldn’t be complete. Our tour packages include tastings at nearby wineries where you can experience the world-famous wines of Georgia, which are produced from rare grape varietals. Take a guided tour of classic wine cellars and discover the ancient techniques used to make wine. The serene and cultural experience provided by Kakheti’s picturesque vineyards and quaint villages balances out the energetic energy of Tbilisi. 

3. Take in the Caucasus Mountains’ Magnificence:  

The Caucasus Mountains offer a breathtaking backdrop for nature lovers’ adventures in Georgia. We offer tours to Kazbegi as part of our UAE National Day tour packages, where you can take in the stunning scenery and high peaks. Take part in hiking to the Gergeti Trinity Church, which is positioned atop a hill and offers sweeping views of the surrounding mountains. Any trip to Georgia must include a visit to the breathtaking Caucasus, which provides chances for both adventure and relaxation. 

4. Discover the Historic Town of Mtskheta:  

History lovers should not miss Mtskheta, one of Georgia’s oldest towns and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Our tour packages include a visit to Mtskheta, where you can explore historic churches and monasteries such as Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. These historical locations provide insight into the spiritual and cultural heritage of Georgia and are significant in the country’s Christian history. The picturesque streets and old architecture of Mtskheta offer an intriguing window into Georgia’s past. 

5. Enjoy the Black Sea Coastline in Batumi:  

Our exclusive tour packages include the lively Black Sea coast city of Batumi. Known for its stunning beaches, bustling promenade, and contemporary architecture, Batumi offers a vibrant experience. Take a stroll along Batumi Boulevard, pay a visit to the Batumi Botanical Garden, and take advantage of the vibrant nightlife of the city. The combination of the sea, the sand, and the city life makes Batumi an ideal vacation spot for leisure and exploration. 

6. Savor Georgian Cuisine:  

Georgian food is renowned for its flavorful and distinctive dishes. With our tour packages, you can experience traditional Georgian cuisine, including khinkali (dumplings), khachapuri (cheese-filled bread), and other regional specialties. Additionally, you’ll savor meals at neighborhood eateries, where you can enjoy Georgian culture’s warm hospitality. Moreover, a culinary tour is a delightful part of exploring Georgia, offering a taste of the region’s delicious and diverse cuisine.

7. Celebrate UAE National Day in Style:  

Our tour packages for UAE National Day ensure you celebrate this momentous day in style. Immerse yourself in Georgian culture and take part in themed events and activities that honour the National Day of the UAE. These celebrations feature festive dinners and cultural performances, making your National Day holiday both meaningful and unforgettable. 

8. Luxurious Accommodations and Comfort:  

Our tour packages feature guided tours led by local specialists. They not only share their knowledge of Georgia’s history, customs, and sites but also enrich your experience with interesting anecdotes. Consequently, their insights provide a deeper understanding and appreciation of Georgia’s rich past.

9. Tours with knowledgeable local guides:  

Our tour packages feature guided tours led by local specialists. They not only share their knowledge of Georgia’s history, customs, and sites but also enrich your experience with interesting anecdotes. Consequently, their insights provide a deeper understanding and appreciation of Georgia’s rich past.

10. Book Your Georgian Adventure Today:  

Georgia is a fantastic destination for an amazing UAE National Day celebration because it has a lot to offer. Our luxurious, all-inclusive tour packages offer a sumptuous experience, showcasing Georgia’s finest aspects. Moreover, you’ll discover diverse landscapes, rich history, and dynamic culture. Therefore, don’t miss out—schedule your UAE National Day tour package now and embark on an amazing journey!

Conclusion 

Our National Day Holiday Packages to Georgia provide an exceptional opportunity to celebrate the UAE National Day in a breathtaking and culturally rich setting. By choosing one of our carefully designed tour packages, you not only ensure a memorable holiday experience but also combine celebration with exploration. Additionally, Georgia offers scenic landscapes and vibrant culture. Therefore, we meticulously design each aspect of the trip to guarantee a unique and enjoyable experience.

Explore historic sites in Tbilisi; alternatively, enjoy the majestic Caucasus Mountains. Additionally, our packages ensure a seamless and unforgettable journey.Moreover, with every detail thoughtfully arranged, you can focus on celebrating and creating lasting memories. Thus, opt for our exclusive Georgia National Day tours. By choosing us, you make this year’s celebration epic, with an adventure that not only enriches your spirit but also enhances your travel experiences.

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Underrated Travel Destinations: Hidden Gems You Need to Visit

Traveling to popular destinations is always exciting, but sometimes the best adventures are found off the beaten path. If you're seeking a unique experience away from the crowds, consider exploring these underrated travel destinations. From charming towns to stunning landscapes, these hidden gems offer unforgettable experiences and a refreshing break from typical tourist spots.

1. Ghent, Belgium: A Fairytale City

Often overshadowed by nearby Bruges, Ghent is a medieval city brimming with history and charm. Wander through its cobblestone streets, visit the majestic Gravensteen Castle, and take a serene boat ride along the canals. Ghent also boasts vibrant cultural scenes, including lively markets and contemporary art galleries. With fewer tourists and rich local culture, Ghent provides an authentic Belgian experience.

2. Lucca, Italy: The Tuscany Secret

While Florence and Rome dominate Italy’s travel scene, Lucca offers a quieter, equally enchanting alternative. This Tuscan gem is known for its well-preserved Renaissance walls that encircle the city. Enjoy a leisurely bike ride on the historic ramparts, explore the picturesque streets lined with charming boutiques, and savor local Italian delicacies at cozy trattorias. Lucca’s peaceful ambiance and stunning architecture make it a perfect destination for a relaxed Italian getaway.

3. Hvar, Croatia: A Mediterranean Paradise

Hvar may not be as famous as Dubrovnik or Split, but it’s a hidden treasure on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast. This beautiful island offers crystal-clear waters, lush landscapes, and a vibrant nightlife. Explore the historic town of Hvar, relax on pristine beaches, and visit the picturesque Pakleni Islands just offshore. With its combination of natural beauty and cultural heritage, Hvar promises a memorable Mediterranean escape.

4. Tbilisi, Georgia: The Cultural Crossroads

Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, is a city that blends ancient traditions with modern vibrancy. Its colorful architecture, historic churches, and bustling markets provide a fascinating cultural experience. Wander through the charming Old Town, soak in the sulfur baths, and sample traditional Georgian cuisine, including khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) and khinkali (dumplings). Tbilisi’s unique charm and rich history make it an intriguing destination for curious travelers.

5. Porto, Portugal: The Quaint Alternative

While Lisbon often captures the spotlight, Porto is a lesser-known Portuguese city that’s worth exploring. Known for its stunning riverfront, historic Ribeira district, and world-famous port wine, Porto offers a more relaxed and intimate travel experience. Visit the Livraria Lello, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, stroll across the iconic Dom Luís I Bridge, and enjoy the local cuisine at one of Porto’s many charming restaurants.

6. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: The Heart of Mongolia

Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia’s capital, is often overlooked by travelers, but it offers a unique glimpse into Mongolian culture and history. Visit the Gandan Monastery, the largest and most important monastery in Mongolia, and explore the National Museum of Mongolia to learn about the country’s rich heritage. For a truly adventurous experience, venture beyond the city to explore Mongolia’s stunning landscapes, including the Gobi Desert and the vast steppes.

7. Puebla, Mexico: A Culinary and Cultural Delight

Puebla, located in central Mexico, is a city that’s often overshadowed by Mexico City and Cancun but offers a wealth of cultural and culinary experiences. Known for its beautiful colonial architecture and vibrant tiles, Puebla is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It’s also famous for its delicious cuisine, including mole poblano, a rich and flavorful sauce that’s a local specialty. Puebla’s combination of history, art, and food makes it a fascinating destination.

8. Baku, Azerbaijan: The Modern Marvel

Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, is a modern city with a unique blend of futuristic architecture and rich cultural heritage. The Flame Towers, a trio of skyscrapers that light up the night sky, contrast with the historic Old City (Icherisheher), where you can explore ancient landmarks like the Maiden Tower. Baku’s bustling nightlife, vibrant arts scene, and stunning waterfront make it a dynamic destination for travelers seeking something different.

9. Arequipa, Peru: The White City

Often overshadowed by Machu Picchu, Arequipa is a charming city in southern Peru known for its beautiful colonial architecture and stunning volcanic scenery. The city’s historic center, built from white sillar stone, gives it the nickname “The White City.” Visit the Santa Catalina Monastery, explore the bustling Mercado San Camilo, and enjoy breathtaking views of the surrounding volcanoes. Arequipa offers a more tranquil and culturally rich alternative to Peru’s more famous destinations.

10. Matera, Italy: The Ancient Cave City

Matera, located in southern Italy, is one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Its unique cave dwellings, known as Sassi, are carved into the limestone cliffs and offer a glimpse into ancient life. Matera’s narrow streets, historic churches, and stunning views make it a captivating destination. As a UNESCO World Heritage site and European Capital of Culture 2019, Matera provides a blend of history, culture, and incredible scenery.

Conclusion

Exploring underrated travel destinations allows you to experience the world from a different perspective. These hidden gems offer unique cultures, stunning landscapes, and a more personal travel experience away from the usual tourist crowds. Whether you’re looking for historical charm, natural beauty, or culinary delights, these lesser-known spots promise memorable adventures and a chance to discover the world’s hidden treasures.