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View of Mtskheta, Georgia

Russian vintage postcard, mailed from Batumi to Paris

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Greetings from Georgia!🇬🇪

It's the fourth day of my trip, this time we wake up in Kutaisi: the town took its name from white river rocks

I'm obsessed with this architecture as you already know😅

Georgian market is very colourful

Now in Prometheus Cave I could not help but think stalactites resemble churchkhelas🤭 but some are also like beetroots...

coral reef...

giant clay jars and mushrooms

I even found a dinosaur!

I think "Hall of Love" was my favorite there❤️

The upper part looks a bit like honeycomb while the lower part reminds me of udder - I thought that maybe it's a sign that Georgia is the land of milk and honey😉

This is a sculpture of a man who was watching the exit if the cave for many years, together with his dog

When we arrived to Adjaria you could clearly witness the change of climat zone - on the left is what we saw before Kutaisi and on the right is near Batumi:

Here's the great Batumi Botanical Garden:

I loved these trees!!!😍

The view at Black Sea from the garden

Batumi welcomed us with rain😑

But still we could analyse the condition of local buildings - apparently they are not as old as they appear, sometimes only 5 or 10 years! But made of very cheap material in very unfavorable weather condition🙄

The sea shore at night was nice even in the rain❤️

Ali and Nino were not moving at all☹️ Maybe it's turned off for autumn... Only the guy on the right was glowing its heart

And now for something completely different: this apparently is the most common georgian bathroom - the whole floor works as a shower tray... It seemed quite confusing for us but our guide said it works really well, make the bathroom easy to clean and after opening bathroom's window it doesn't take long for it to dry👍

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Georgia is a captivating destination that seamlessly blends rich history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture. Start your adventure in Tbilisi, the dynamic capital known for its charming Old Town, diverse architecture, and lively atmosphere. Next, explore Svaneti, a UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its picturesque mountains and medieval watchtowers. Don’t miss Batumi, a seaside city boasting beautiful beaches and a bustling nightlife. In the wine region of Kakheti, savor world-renowned wines while enjoying scenic vineyards. Finally, visit Kazbegi, where the breathtaking views of the Caucasus Mountains and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church await. Before you embark on your journey, ensure you familiarize yourself with the Georgia visa requirements for a hassle-free experience!

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Day 35 -10 October - Batumi

We got up and had a coffee on the balcony in our ‘residence’. We then went out and walked around the old town which is really nice, it has lots of belle epoch Russian buildings with a few brutalist blocks dotted around. Along the water front, there are a few tall towers that are relatively new, including a mad one that has a ferris wheel 100m up. We took some scooters and bombed along the promenade then walked to get a catchipuri the cheese bread that think is the most famous Georgian food. We got a big one which between 2 high was a real struggle. We then went up this cable car which gave us a good view of the town and port. After that we went to chill out in the room before dinner.

We then went to this roof top bar in the Raddison hotel which gave us a good view of the city as the sun went down. We wrote a few postcards and had a then went walked the 40 or so minutes to the fish market, where there was a load of fish restaurants near the water. As we were walking there this quite sweet street dog padded up behind us and then walked with us along this very busy road to the market, by then end he was walking in front of us and looking back to make sure we were with him. Unfortunately we had to leave him as we went in. We might have ordered a bit too much, continuing the theme of the day. And left pretty stuffed. As we were leaving we saw the dog lying down outside the restaurant, hopefully waiting for some scraps. We then walked home and went to bed!

Where we ate - Laguna, Fishlandia

What we liked - The cachipuri was nice but too big! Fish was also nice but have probably had better!

Day 36 -11 October - Batumi > Ozurgeti

Woke up and went for a run along the sea, we then got an take away coffee and packed up our stuff and checked out of the room. We then went to the post office to post our postcards and then for dumplings that were very big, soupy and tasty. We then went to the bus stop to get our mini bus to Ozurgeti. The bus took a lot less time that we expected and we found ourselves in the main square looking to get a taxi to the place where our work away is. There was a bit of a meeting outside the taxi, as the driver looked for the place on maps and asked different people about it, until one guy came over, said a couple of words and everyone went ‘ohhh’ and got it straight away.

We then arrived at the place and were shown around, it is a pretty magical place with a small vineyard, lots of trees and a river. The works away people are helping to build a house for one of the families which has been going on for a couple of years. They are using interesting techniques such as wool insulation, earth plaster and other things. The building approach seems quite haphazard but I guess they get pretty much free labour to do most of it. There is an American guy called Kurt who organises the workaway people and the building. We had some additional lunch and since we arrived just in time for the end of the workday, the rest of the time was ours. Apparently it is supposed to rain all week so it remains to be seen what we will actually do, I guess if it is too wet to do anything we can always leave! There are a couple of very cute dogs!

What we ate - Nice stew and some lovely bean thing

What we liked - food is really good here

Day 37 -12 October - Ozurgeti

First full day in our work away and even though the other volunteers had their weekend, we did our 5 hours work. Partly because we wanted to actually do some work and also because it is going to rain for a few days apparently and there were things that we could do that would allow us to work better the next few days.

We did a few things, one was to treat the wool that is used in the insulation with boric acid so that insects don’t eat it! The other thing we did was to wiz up straw with a strimmer in a barrel like soup with a stick blender and then feed it through a sieve to get a small consistency. This is used in the plaster to bind it together. We also helped some Georgian men who are building the septic tank move sand for cement mixing. It was quite hot but the work was fine and it was nice to do some things, even if the others were not doing work as well.

We set up the wool on a tarp and mixed and put on the boric acid with a sprayer and left it out to dry. We had breakfast at 10 and then after that I did the straw which sounded easy but was actually quite long work. I then did a similar thing with sand for a bit, sifting out the rocks for sand to be used in plaster. I then helped move some other sand for this septic tank.

We had lunch at 3 which was really nice, including this fried bread with caramelised onion in the middle of it which was delicious. There is quite a sweet french man who is staying in one of the holiday lets who we spoke to about carpets and photography for a bit before going and finishing off a couple of things before being done for the day. We then walked down to the river (about 60m down the garden) and had a dip in the river. The river is quite shallow so you can only really lie in it but it was really refreshing. On the way we saw a lady picking hazel nuts and she had a quite frisky cow (turned out it was a bull) with her who was bucking about a bit It looked like it was tied up but wasn’t. Kurt our volunteer coordinator was walking with his dog on a lead who is quite barky to other animals. As we were saying hello to him the cow appeared out of nowhere and they had a massive stand off before Kurt dragged him away!

We then came back and we packed away the wool and then this Russian couple who are staying on work away had built a fire to roast chestnuts and created a bamboo grill for them to be roasted, we stayed there for a bit chatting and then I had a shower which felt needed and nice. We then had dinner of pasta and this delicious vegetable and lentil soup as well as bean bread that was delicious. After dinner the owner of the house gave us some wine from their vineyard, which was a double skin contact amber wine, which was a really dark orange wine, it almost looked red but not quite, it was delicious. Apparently before the soviets decided that this should be the area that tea was grown in the USSR because it was the only sub tropical area in the whole union, there had been 60 different unique varieties of grape grown in Guria (the province we are in). And although they had been decimated by Phylloxera they had started to be coming back.

She then gave us a fascinating impromptu talk on the history of tea in the area and her families links to it. This is one of the things they do with paid guests which is a tea tour. Her mother had run a tea research center in the area which had driven the production in tea in the USSR, which was consumed in huge quantities in the USSR and other communist countries in Eastern Europe. They have a nearly 100 year old tea garden in the garden of the house. She had lots of books and pamphlets about it, as well as photographs from the time. She also had these amazing photographs from her family, including family photographs that had been kept by her grandfather in a Gulag and that had kept him alive knowing what he had to stay alive for! The family all seem very intelligent and driven and apparently they are 4 generations university educated with at least 3 of those being women. One of the daughters Mariam is working for the OECD as an observer for the election happening this month, of which the head of mission is Eoghan Murphy, former housing minister of Ireland.

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The Ultimate Georgia Travel Guide: Everything You Need to Know

 Tired of the same old travel destinations? Are you dreaming of getting lost in a land where ancient history whispers from every mountain peak and the scent of delicious food fills the air? Georgia is the escape! 

Best Time to Visit Georgia

Georgia’s climate is generally mild, making it a year-round destination. However, the best times to visit are during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). During these months, the weather is pleasant, and the scenery is breathtaking. Springtime is a feast for the eyes with blooming dogwoods and azaleas, while fall paints the landscape in vibrant hues. Summer can get hot and humid, especially in southern Georgia, but it’s also the season for festivals, concerts, and beach trips.

Must-Visit Places in Georgia

The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Jvari Monastery are prime examples of the country’s religious architecture. These UNESCO World Heritage sites are must-visit destinations. These ancient churches, historical monuments, and scenic locations make them integral parts of any Georgia travel guide. Check out the Caucasus Tours’ The wonderful Georgia, a rich 5-day sightseeing tour. Do not worry this package will cover all the places which you should not miss out on.

Located in the heart of the Appalachian Mountains, Blue Ridge is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream. The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway offers a delightful ride through the mountains and along the Toccoa River, showcasing some of the best views in the area. Hikers will enjoy treks such as the Appalachian Trail and the Benton MacKaye Trail. 

Now let’s dive into something unique which this place has to offer.

Tskaltubo is a well known destination for tetra cave therapy. This unique cave ecotherapy is a non-medicinal treatment using the microclimate of natural karst caves, benefiting the lungs – One of a kind experience you should not miss. 

Next up is Borjomi, a renowned mineral water therapy place. This includes the practice of using mineral-rich spring waters for healing which is also supported by numerous studies. Mineral spring therapies offer a unique blend of natural healing and wellness. Include Borjomi in your itinerary and feel the richness the place has to offer.

Do not forget Shekvetili. Shekvetili is known for its magnetic sand therapy. Wondering what magnetic sand therapy is and why to visit this place? The healing properties of magnetic fields have been recognized in modern medicine and is referred to as magnetotherapy. Check out this place to immerse yourself into this experience.

Accommodation in Georgia

Georgia boasts a range of hotels, from affordable budget options to luxurious five-star establishments. Hotels in major cities like Tbilisi and Batumi offer modern facilities, convenient locations, and various amenities to cater to different preferences.

Top hotels you can consider:

Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort is a premier destination for those seeking both luxury and relaxation. Nestled between the Black Sea and lush pine forests, the resort offers stunning panoramic views, making it a perfect getaway for travelers looking to escape into nature without compromising on comfort.

Borjomi Palace– Situated in the heart of the famous Borjomi region, Borjomi Palace Hotel & Spa is a stunning accommodation choice for those visiting Georgia’s renowned mineral water town. The hotel combines modern comfort with historical elegance, offering spa services, indoor pools, and easy access to the town’s mineral springs. Visitors can indulge in the therapeutic benefits of Borjomi’s natural springs while enjoying views of the surrounding mountains

Guesthouses are a popular choice in Georgia, offering a chance to experience the country’s renowned hospitality. These family-run establishments provide comfortable rooms, home-cooked meals, and the opportunity to interact with locals, making your stay more personal and authentic.

For budget travelers and backpackers, hostels are a great option. Hostels in Georgia are affordable, often centrally located, and provide shared facilities like kitchens and common areas, making them a social and cost-effective choice.

Remember this: Booking in advance, especially during the high season, can help secure lower rates! Using accommodation booking websites, checking reviews, and considering locations outside the city center can also result in more affordable options.

Georgian Cuisine and Wine

A Georgia travel guide is incomplete without talking about its much-famous cuisine. Influenced by various cultures, the cuisine is a delightful fusion of tastes and textures that reflect the country’s history and geography.

Famous Dishes to Try 

Some of the must-try dishes in Georgia include Khachapuri (cheese-filled bread), Khinkali (dumplings), and Satsivi (chicken in walnut sauce). These dishes are a testament to Georgia’s culinary diversity and creativity.

World-renowned Georgian wine

Georgia is considered the birthplace of wine, with a winemaking tradition that dates back over 8,000 years. The country’s unique winemaking methods, using large clay jars called qvevri, produce wines with distinct flavors that are gaining international recognition. With its ancient qvevri and diverse grape varieties, Georgian wines boast complex flavors and aromas. From the full-bodied Saperavi to the refreshing Rkatsiteli, Georgian wines offer a journey through centuries of tradition and terroir. Enjoy Georgian wines, chacha (grape brandy), and other local spirits.

How to Get to Georgia?

Georgia is well-connected to the rest of the world, with major international airports in Tbilisi, Batumi, and Kutaisi. Direct flights from Europe, the Middle East, and parts of Asia are available, making Georgia easily accessible. Overland travel from neighboring countries is also an option.

Visa and Entry Requirements

Georgia offers visa-free entry for citizens of many countries for short stays, typically up to 90 days. For others, an e-visa system is available, making the visa application process straightforward and convenient. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date.

Georgia is calling your name  

Is Georgia on your list now? As you plan your journey through the Peach State, remember that Georgia’s warmth is not just in its climate—it’s in the hospitality of its people, the richness of its culture, and the beauty of its surroundings. So pack your bags, set out on an adventure, and discover why Georgia is a destination that truly has it all.

Source - https://georgiaexplore.com/georgia-travel-guide/

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Hotel Booking in Georgia: Fantastic Tours Makes Travel Easy and Affordable

Traveling to Georgia is an exciting adventure, and having the right hotel is the key to a great travel experience. At Fantastic Tours, we take the hassle out of hotel booking, providing you with top-tier services and unbeatable rates on some of Georgia’s finest accommodations. Here’s why we’re the best choice for your hotel booking in Georgia.

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Unmatched Hotel Selection

Fantastic Tours offers an extensive selection of hotels to choose from across various regions in Georgia. Whether you’re staying in Tbilisi, Batumi, or the picturesque wine region of Kakheti, we have curated a list of hotels that meet our high standards of quality, comfort, and hospitality. From luxury resorts to boutique hotels and budget-friendly options, we have something for every type of traveler.

Competitive Prices and Special Offers

Booking with Fantastic Tours not only guarantees a great hotel but also ensures you get the best value for your money. Thanks to our strong relationships with local hotels, we’re able to offer competitive prices and exclusive deals. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or an extended stay, our special offers, such as discounted room rates and complimentary services, will make your stay more enjoyable without breaking the bank.

Customizable Travel Packages

In addition to hotel bookings, Fantastic Tours offers a range of customizable travel packages that cater to various interests. Whether you're visiting Georgia for a cultural tour, a nature retreat, or a business trip, we can bundle your hotel stay with other travel services such as city tours, private drivers, and airport transfers, making your travel arrangements seamless and stress-free.

Hassle-Free Booking Process

Booking your hotel through Fantastic Tours is incredibly simple. Our user-friendly website allows you to browse through a variety of hotel options, view detailed descriptions, and make reservations with just a few clicks. If you need assistance, our customer service team is available 24/7 to help with any inquiries or special requests you might have.

A Commitment to Excellence

At Fantastic Tours, customer satisfaction is our top priority. We go the extra mile to ensure that every aspect of your stay is perfect, from the moment you check in until the day you depart. With years of experience and a dedicated team of travel professionals, we provide a service that is reliable, transparent, and centered around your needs.

Start Your Journey with Fantastic Tours

Don’t leave your hotel booking to chance—trust the experts at Fantastic Tours to help you find the perfect accommodation in Georgia. Visit our website دليل السفر لجورجيا في فصل الشتاء today to explore our hotel booking services and start planning a trip that you’ll remember for a lifetime.

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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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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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Top Must-Visit Destinations in Georgia

Georgia, a captivating country at the intersection of Europe and Asia, offers an array of enchanting destinations that promise to leave every traveler in awe. With its rich history, diverse landscapes, and vibrant culture, Georgia is a treasure trove of unforgettable experiences. Here are the top must-visit destinations in Georgia that should be on every traveler's itinerary.

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Tbilisi: The Heart of Georgia

Start your journey in Tbilisi, the vibrant capital city that effortlessly blends old-world charm with modern sophistication. Wander through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, where you can discover ancient churches, traditional bathhouses, and bustling markets. Don't miss the iconic Narikala Fortress, which offers stunning panoramic views of the city and the Kura River. For a taste of contemporary Tbilisi, explore the chic cafes, art galleries, and boutiques in the trendy Vera and Vake districts.

Mtskheta: The Spiritual Capital

Just a short drive from Tbilisi lies Mtskheta, Georgia’s spiritual heart and a UNESCO World Heritage site. This ancient city is home to some of the country's most significant religious landmarks, including the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and the Jvari Monastery. These historic sites, set against the backdrop of beautiful landscapes, offer a glimpse into Georgia's deep-rooted Christian heritage.

Kazbegi: Nature's Majesty

For breathtaking natural beauty, head to Kazbegi (now officially known as Stepantsminda), located in the heart of the Caucasus Mountains. The Gergeti Trinity Church, perched high on a hill with the majestic Mount Kazbek in the background, is one of the most iconic sights in Georgia. Hike through the picturesque valleys, explore hidden waterfalls, and immerse yourself in the tranquility of this stunning mountain region.

Kakheti: The Wine Region

Kakheti, the renowned wine region of Georgia, is a must-visit for wine enthusiasts. This fertile area is dotted with vineyards and charming villages, offering a taste of Georgia's ancient winemaking traditions. Visit the historic wine cellars in Telavi, sample exquisite wines at family-owned wineries, and enjoy the scenic beauty of the Alazani Valley. Don’t forget to try the traditional qvevri wine, made using ancient methods in large clay vessels.

Svaneti: A Step Back in Time

Journey to the remote region of Svaneti, where medieval watchtowers rise above verdant valleys and snow-capped peaks. The villages of Mestia and Ushguli, part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, offer a glimpse into Georgia's past with their well-preserved towers and ancient churches. Svaneti is also a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, with opportunities for hiking, horseback riding, and exploring pristine alpine landscapes.

Batumi: The Black Sea Jewel

On the coast of the Black Sea, Batumi is a city of contrasts, where modern architecture meets charming seaside promenades. Stroll along the Batumi Boulevard, relax on the pebble beaches, and explore the lush Batumi Botanical Garden. The city’s vibrant nightlife, with its casinos and nightclubs, adds to its allure as a dynamic and exciting destination.

Vardzia: The Cave Monastery

Discover the ancient cave monastery of Vardzia, a remarkable complex carved into the cliffs of the Erusheti Mountain. This 12th-century site, built by King Giorgi III and his daughter Queen Tamar, once housed thousands of monks and is a testament to Georgia's rich history. Wander through the labyrinthine tunnels, marvel at the frescoes, and soak in the panoramic views of the surrounding landscape.

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Conclusion

Georgia is a land of endless discovery, where every corner reveals a new story and every destination offers a unique experience. From the bustling streets of Tbilisi to the serene mountain landscapes of Kazbegi, the spiritual sanctuaries of Mtskheta, and the coastal charm of Batumi, Georgia promises to captivate and inspire. Embark on a journey to these must-visit destinations and uncover the magic of this enchanting country.

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Greetings from Georgia!🇬🇪

The sixth day of my trip to Georgia - leaving Batumi in the morning, heading to Borjomi and Akhaltsikhe

Tea fields near Batumi (old polish song Batumi by Filipinki says there are tea fields in the Batumi itself but it isn't true. At least not any more)

We were eating dinner with such a breathtaking view!🫠 And also this wooden framed veranda was one of the most beautiful that I've seen so far!😍 (and with my ATWD obsession I really did saw many, lol🤭)

Looks to me like this female toilet came through some gender identity crisis before it was assigned to it finally😆 (ქალი [qali] = woman)

Borjomi. Since you can easily google "normal" photos of this popular place - have my point of view:

Check out this vine-creature😏 I'd love to draw something ispired with this thing!😋

Architecture here seem a little bit different than in other places - is it the influence of its arabian past?🤔

This guy with moustache I saw in old photography looks so much like Irakli!😍 I definitely need to draw Irakli with moustache some day❤️ (with Merab of course😏)

Young man, do you know your pants are falling down? Oh, it's on purpose? Okey, cool, none of my business👍

Castle in Akhaltsikhe is not really old but who cares, check out the view!!!😋

Are you already tired with all my window-framed landscapes? Great, have some more then! (You'll be rewarded)

Surprise! - my creative self-portrait!😁📷🧑‍🎨

Evening walk in Akhaltsikhe. While my group was searching for the restaurant, I was just enjoying "normal people" houses - as always👍 (I was not hungry after the insane amount of fatty food I ate only 4 hours before but apparently I was the only one)

Ain't this beautiful?👌

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Your Perfect Georgia Itinerary for 7 Day’s

Day 01: Arrival in Tbilisi Arrival in Tbilisi: Touch down in Georgia’s vibrant capital city, Tbilisi. Check-in: Settle into your hotel. Recommended areas for accommodation include the Old Town or Rustaveli Avenue for easy access to major attractions. Brief Orientation Walk: Explore the vicinity of your hotel. Stroll through Rustaveli Avenue, and get your first glimpse of Tbilisi’s eclectic mix of modern and historical architecture. Dinner Recommendation: Enjoy a traditional Georgian dinner at a local restaurant such as "Machakhela" or "Samikitno". Overnight: Tbilisi

Day 02: Tbilisi and Mtskheta City Tour Breakfast: Start your day with a hearty breakfast at your hotel. Tbilisi Tour: Narikala Fortress: Take a cable car to Narikala Fortress for panoramic views of the city. Tbilisi Old Town: Wander through the winding streets, visit the Sioni Cathedral, and marvel at the colorful houses with wooden balconies. Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue: Explore the bustling heart of Tbilisi with its mix of historic buildings and modern shops. Tbilisi Sulphur Baths: Discover the famous Abanotubani district, home to the city’s iconic sulphur baths. Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a traditional Georgian restaurant, try local dishes like Khachapuri and Khinkali. Mtskheta Tour: Svetitskhoveli Cathedral: Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of Georgia’s most revered religious buildings. Jvari Monastery: Perched on a hilltop, this monastery offers stunning views of the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers. Return to Tbilisi: Head back to Tbilisi in the evening. Dinner Recommendation: Enjoy a meal at "Funicular Restaurant" with a view of the city. Overnight: Tbilisi

Day 03: Ananuri - Gudauri - Kazbegi Breakfast: Early breakfast at the hotel. Ananuri Fortress: Visit this picturesque fortress complex overlooking the Aragvi River. Explore its ancient churches and towers. Gudauri: Continue to Gudauri, a renowned mountain resort. Take in the breathtaking views and, if time allows, enjoy activities such as paragliding. Lunch: Enjoy a meal at a local eatery in Gudauri. Kazbegi (Stepantsminda): Gergeti Trinity Church: Travel to Kazbegi and hike or take a 4x4 vehicle to the Gergeti Trinity Church. Enjoy panoramic views of Mount Kazbek. Dinner Recommendation: Savor traditional mountain cuisine at a local guesthouse or restaurant. Overnight: Gudauri

Day 04: Tbilisi - Prometheus Cave - Batumi Return to Tbilisi: Early morning departure back to Tbilisi. Breakfast: On the way or upon arrival in Tbilisi. Prometheus Cave: Journey to Prometheus Cave, renowned for its magnificent stalactites, stalagmites, and underground rivers. Take a guided tour of the cave's stunning chambers. Lunch: Near the cave or on the road to Batumi. Travel to Batumi: Continue your journey to the coastal city of Batumi on the Black Sea. Check-in: Arrive in Batumi and check into your hotel. Dinner Recommendation: Enjoy a seaside dinner at a restaurant like "Sanremo" or "360 Sky Bar". Overnight: Batumi

Day 05: Batumi City Tour Breakfast: At your hotel. Batumi Boulevard: Stroll along the famous Batumi Boulevard, enjoying the seaside parks, fountains, and sculptures. Ali and Nino Statue: See the moving sculpture symbolizing eternal love. Batumi Botanical Garden: Explore the lush gardens with a wide variety of flora from around the world. Lunch: Try local seafood dishes at a beachfront restaurant. Batumi Piazza: Visit this charming square, surrounded by restaurants and cafes, perfect for anafternoon coffee. Dinner Recommendation: Experience the nightlife and have dinner at "Chacha Time" or "Adjara Wine House". Overnight at Batumi

Day 06: Batumi - Martvili Canyon - Tbilisi Breakfast: At your hotel. Martvili Canyon: Travel to Martvili Canyon, known for its stunning gorges and waterfalls. Enjoy activities such as boat rides and guided walking tours. Lunch: Picnic or local restaurant near Martvili Canyon. Return to Tbilisi: Head back to Tbilisi in the late afternoon. Dinner Recommendation: Dine at "Barbarestan", a restaurant known for its historical recipes and cozy ambiance. Overnight: Tbilisi.

Day 07: Tbilisi - Dashbashi Canyon - Shopping - Departure Breakfast: At your hotel. Dashbashi Canyon: Visit Dashbashi Canyon, famous for its picturesque views and waterfalls. Take a walk along the canyon and capture stunning photos. Return to Tbilisi: Head back to Tbilisi. Shopping: Spend your free time shopping for souvenirs and local products. Visit the Dry Bridge Market for antiques and crafts or Tbilisi Mall for a more modern shopping experience. Lunch: Enjoy a meal at "Bistro 144 Stairs" or similar. Prepare for Departure: Head back to your hotel to prepare for your departure. Dinner Recommendation: A final dinner at "Shavi Lomi" or "Keto and Kote". Overnight: Tbilisi (depending on flight time) or Depart.

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Discovering Batumi: Botanical Garden, Chacha Tower, and Urban Landmarks

Batumi is Georgia’s attractive summer capital that sits on the shores of the Black Sea. It attracts visitors from both Turkey and Russia, though the Russians you may meet are probably living there to escape the likelihood of being drafted into Putin’s armed forces. Russians drive the price of almost everything upwards and are resented by the Georgians, although there’s little they can do about it…

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Elevate Your Medical Education: Discovering the Best Universities for MBBS in Georgia

Embarking on a trip to seek after an MBBS degree in Georgia unveils a domain of opportunities and greatness in medical education. Settled in the heart of Europe, Georgia has developed as a pined for goal for aspiring medical experts looking for quality education in an enhancing social environment.

Moreover, the affordability figure sets Georgia apart as a prime goal for medical education. Compared to many Western nations, the cost of living and tuition expenses in Georgia are considerably lower, making it a viable choice for students from different socio-economic foundations. Additionally, most Georgian medical universities offer grants and monetary help to meriting students, encouraging easing the financial burden.

One of the first attractions of studying MBBS in Georgia is the accessibility of world-class medical universities licensed by prestigious international bodies just like the World Wellbeing Organisation (WHO) and the Medical Council of India (MCI). These educate brag state-of-the-art foundation, advanced teaching methodologies, and a workforce comprising eminent medical experts dedicated to nurturing the following era of specialists.

Let's dive into the particular highlights of Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, BAU International University, Grigol Robakidze University, Ilia State University, and Georgian National University (GNU).

Exploring Leading Universities in Georgia

Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University:

Founded in the charming coastal city of Batumi, Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University (BSU) may be a famous institution offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs over various disciplines. Set up in 1945, BSU has evolved into a centre of academic excellence, pulling in students from around the globe.

At BSU, students benefit from state-of-the-art offices, including modern classrooms, well-equipped laboratories, and broad library assets. The university's faculty comprises experienced teachers and researchers dedicated to providing quality education and fostering intellectual growth.

BSU is particularly renowned for its medical programs, counting Medicine, Dentistry, and Pharmacy. With a focus on practical training and clinical exposure, students pick up priceless hands-on encounters in famous hospitals and healthcare education.

Moreover, BSU advances social diversity and universal trade through its associations with colleges around the world. Students have the opportunity to take an interest in trade programs, consider visits, and universal conferences, enriching their scholarly involvement and broadening their global point of view.

East European University (EEU):

Built up in 1995, East European University (EEU) is one of the driving private universities in Georgia, devoted to giving quality education, cultivating research, and promoting social duty. Arranged within the vibrant capital city of Tbilisi, EEU offers a diverse range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in areas such as Trade Administration, Law, Social Sciences, and Humanities.

EEU's modern campus features state-of-the-art offices, counting well-equipped classrooms, laboratories, libraries, and recreational facilities. The university's workforce comprises finished scholars, practitioners, and industry experts committed to academic excellence and student victory.

One of EEU's recognizing highlights is its accentuation on internationalisation and cross-cultural trade. The university actively collaborates with driving scholarly education and organisations worldwide, offering students opportunities for academic exchange, joint research projects, and international internships.

Moreover, EEU prioritises advancement and business, giving students with the aptitudes, knowledge, and assets to flourish in a quickly evolving worldwide economy. Through its incubation programs, startup competitions, and industry partnerships, EEU nurtures aspiring entrepreneurs and innovators, empowering them to make a positive impact on society.

New Vision University (NVU):

New Vision University (NVU), established in 2013, may be an energetic institution committed to scholarly fabulousness, research development, and social duty. Located in Tbilisi, NVU offers a diverse range of undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programs in areas such as Medicine, Dentistry, Drug store, and Business Administration.

NVU's advanced campus gives a conducive environment for learning and intellectual exploration, prepared with state-of-the-art offices, including lecture halls, laboratories, recreation centres, and clinical preparing offices. The university's workforce comprises experienced clinicians, researchers, and educators dedicated to preparing students for fruitful careers in healthcare and beyond.

One of NVU's key strengths lies in its medical programs, which are renowned for their thorough curriculum, hands-on training, and clinical exposure. Students benefit from opportunities to engage in clinical turns, research projects, and community outreach initiatives, picking up important experience in diverse healthcare settings.

Moreover, NVU places a solid emphasis on internationalisation, effectively enlisting students and workforce from around the world and cultivating a multicultural learning environment. Through its partnerships with worldwide medical institutions and organisations, NVU offers students opportunities for international electives, trades, and collaborative research projects.

Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Academy (PSTMA):

Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Foundation (PSTMA), named after the famous Georgian specialist and teacher, is a leading institution devoted to medical education,research, and healthcare innovation. Set up in 1992, PSTMA offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in Medicine, Dentistry, Nursing, and Public Health.

PSTMA's campus, found in Tbilisi, gives a fortifying learning environment with modern facilities, counting address corridors, laboratories, libraries, and clinical training centres. The academy's faculty comprises experienced clinicians, analysts, and teachers committed to providing students with a comprehensive medical education grounded in logical principles and clinical practice.

One of PSTMA's distinguishing features is its focus on research and innovation in healthcare. The academy actively engages in interdisciplinary research projects, clinical trials, and healthcare initiatives aimed at tending to pressing health challenges and improving patient care outcomes.

Moreover, PSTMA prioritises community engagement and social responsibility, ingrains in students a sense of sympathy, compassion, and moral leadership. Through its outreach programs, volunteer opportunities, and partnerships with healthcare organisations, PSTMA plans students to serve as compassionate healthcare professionals dedicated to advancing the wellbeing and well-being of individuals and communities.

Conclusion 

Studying MBBS in Georgia offers a door to extraordinary medical education amidst a socially wealthy scenery. Institutions like Batumi Shota Rustaveli State University, East European University, New Vision University, and Petre Shotadze Tbilisi Medical Foundation stand as pillars of excellence, giving rigorous training, modern offices, and universal exposure. With a centre on commonsense learning and research advancement, these universities groom compassionate healthcare experts prepared to handle global wellbeing challenges. Choosing Georgia for MBBS guarantees not just scholastic ability but moreover a transformative experience forming future leaders in medicine.

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7 Places to Visit in Georgia for the First-time Traveller

Sandwiched at the junction of Europe and Asia, Georgia stands out as an unvarnished gem of rich heritage, breathtaking natural beauty, and warm hospitality. This captivating country offers first-time visitors a myriad of experiences that will yearn within you the urge to come back. Join us as we explore seven best places to visit in Georgia to fully appreciate the country’s unique allure.

1. Tbilisi: A Tapestry of Old and New

Start your Georgian adventure in the capital, Tbilisi. This lively city manages to merge ancient architecture just perfectly with modern flair. You can walk on the Old Town’s cobblestone streets, where balconied, colored houses and old churches bring one right into the past. Not to mention the famous Narikala Fortress, stunning not just for its  panoramic views of the city but also for its rich history dating back to the 4th century. Soak in the sulfur baths of the city, a tradition running hundreds of years, relaxing yet invigorating.

2. Kazbegi: Alpine Majesty

To the north lies Kazbegi, a mountainous region sure to leave one speechless. Then there is the real pearl, the Gergeti Trinity Church, dramatically set against the backdrop of Mount Kazbek. For hikers, paradise awaits in the surrounding trails, and casual visitors cannot help but be overwhelmed by the raw beauty of the Caucasus Mountains.

3. Kakheti: Wine Lover’s Paradise

No visit to Georgia would be complete without getting to know a bit about its 8,000-year-old winemaking. The Kakheti region is the heart of Georgian viticulture. The discovery of family-run vineyards and tastings in unique kvevri wines are complemented by hearty Georgian cuisine. Beautiful town Sighnaghi forms a perfect base to explore this region with picturesque views over the Alazani Valley.

4. Batumi: Black Sea Bliss

For a change of pace, visit Batumi on the Black Sea coast. This ultra-modern resort city boasts a beautiful seafront promenade, quirky architecture, and pulsating beaches—the perfect place to relax after your mountain adventures. Then, there is the Batumi Botanical Garden, one of the largest in Europe, with flora from all over the world.

5. Uplistsikhe: Ancient Cave City

Step into the ancient rock-hewn town of Uplistsikhe from the 1st millennium BC. This amazing complex with caves and stone houses brings one a real feel for Georgia’s long history. Winding pathways and rooms that used to be dwellings make one feel like an archaeologist uncovering secrets of the past.

6. Svaneti: Land of Towers

Svaneti is not a miss for any off-the-beaten-path kind of adventure. It’s a mountainous region known for its tower houses with a jump straight from the Middle Ages and alpine, pristine landscapes. The main town is Mestia, which serves as a good point from which to hike and learn more about the unique culture of the Svans. More adventurous travelers can go further to Ushguli, one of the highest continuously inhabited places in Europe.

7. Mtskheta: Spiritual Heart of Georgia

Only a short drive from Tbilisi is the ancient capital and spiritual center of Georgia, Mtskheta. It hosts the magnificent Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, which is the robe of Christ, and the beautiful monastery of Jvari, perched at the top of the hill. The confluence of rivers Mtkvari and Aragvi further adds to the serenity of this town.

Georgia has varied landscapes, rich culture, and warm-hearted people, making it a perfect place to visit for any curious traveler. From alpine peaks to lush vineyards, ancient cave towns to modern cities, this country manages to pack an incredible variety of experiences into quite a small area. While you explore these seven destinations, you’ll learn why Georgia steals visitors’ hearts from all corners of the world. So pack your bags, bring your sense of adventure, and get ready for the timeless charms that are about to capture your heart: Georgia.

Source- https://georgiaexplore.com/7-places-to-visit-in-georgia-for-the-first-time-traveller/