Visa-free Georgia: A hidden gem!

Georgia, a "back garden" favored by God, is home to magnificent snow-capped mountains, ancient castles, mysterious churches, and warm-hearted people. Chinese citizens can visit Georgia visa-free! Just grab your passport and go! Check out this Georgia travel guide! Attractions 1. Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral 2. Ananuri Fortress 3. Gergeti Trinity Church 4. Mount Kazbek 5. Kutaisi Food 1. Khinkali: Similar to Chinese soup dumplings, but larger and with more filling. 2. Khachapuri: A "national dish" of Georgia, available in a variety of flavors and shapes. 3. Churchkhela: Nuts and fruit juice are dried to create a sweet and sour treat that is rich in nutrients. 4. Wine: Georgia is one of the birthplaces of wine. The wine here is rich and aromatic. Accommodation 1. Tbilisi: Stay in the city center or the old town for easy access to attractions. 2. Kazbek: Stay in a small town at the foot of the mountain for easy access to the snow-capped mountains. 3. Kutaisi: Stay in a hotel near the Colchis Fountain for easy access to attractions and beautiful night views. Travel tips 1. The official language of Georgia is Georgian, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas, so don't worry about language barriers. 2. The local currency is the lari. We recommend exchanging euros or US dollars before you arrive, and then exchanging them for local currency at the airport or in the city. Compare exchange rates and fees. 3. Respect local customs and religious beliefs. Be quiet and dress appropriately when visiting churches and other religious sites.