2025 Kutaisi Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Kutaisi, one of Georgia’s oldest cities, offers a beautiful blend of history, nature, and culture. Here are the top things to do during your visit: 🏛️ Bagrati Cathedral This 11th-century UNESCO World Heritage site stands proudly on Ukimerioni Hill with sweeping city views. 🌉 White Bridge A lovely pedestrian bridge over the Rioni River, perfect for sunset strolls and great photos. ⛲ Colchis Fountain Located in the central square, this golden fountain displays replicas of ancient Georgian treasures. 🛍️ Kutaisi Market Dive into local life — shop for fresh produce, spices, cheese, and crafts while mingling with locals. 🕍 Gelati Monastery A historic 12th-century monastery with beautiful frescoes, also a UNESCO site. 🌿 Sataplia Nature Reserve See real dinosaur footprints, explore a cool cave, and walk the glass skywalk in a lush forest. 🌄 Okatse Canyon It is an epic adventure for nature lovers with a suspension bridge and jaw-dropping views. 🚠 Soviet-Era Cable Car Hop on this vintage ride for a unique city view and a bit of nostalgia. 🌳 Kutaisi Botanical Garden A quiet, green escape — perfect for picnics or peaceful strolls. 🕍 Motsameta Monastery Tucked on a cliff with dramatic views, this peaceful monastery is a must-see. 🍷 Local Wine Tasting Georgia is the birthplace of wine — sample unique local blends in a cozy cellar. 🛶 Martvili Canyon A short trip from the city brings you to turquoise waters, waterfalls, and boat rides. 🕳️ Prometheus Cave Explore giant underground chambers filled with stalactites, stalagmites, and rivers. --- Where to Stay: Try boutique gems like Communal Kutaisi or Hotel Green Town. We stayed at Dro Hotel, Kutaisi Hotel, and I can definitely recommend both. Where to Eat: Palaty, El Depo, and Baraqa for authentic Georgian flavors. “Travel isn’t always about the distance you go — it’s about the wonder you find along the way.” ✨ #aprilblooms #georgiatravel #travelinspiration #kutaisi #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #

Georgia tour, 8-day tour guide is here! Super detailed itinerary and attractions, take you to explore Georgia, hurry up and collect it! . Georgia, a country with a long history 🏛️, a hidden paradise under the Caucasus Mountains 🏔️. There are not only magnificent natural scenery, but also unique hot spring culture ⛲️ and wine 🍷, waiting for you to explore! . 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Tbilisi Arrive in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, the driver will wait for you 24 hours, and check in to the hotel in the city to rest. Day 2: Tunnel Winery Kharebas -> Bodbe Monastery -> Sighnaghi Old Town Visit the mysterious tunnel winery, feel the tranquility of Bodbe Monastery, and then stroll through the historic streets of Sighnaghi Old Town. Day 3: Jvari Monastery -> Svetitskhoveli Cathedral -> Jinvali Water Reservoir -> Ananuri Fortress -> Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument Visit Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, enjoy the beauty of Jinvali Water Reservoir, visit Ananuri Fortress, and finally pay tribute to the Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument. Day 4: Gergeti Trinity Church -> Kutaisi State Historical Museum -> Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery Feel the sacredness of Gergeti Trinity Church, learn about the history and culture of Kutaisi, and then visit the ancient charm of Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery. Day 5: Kutaisi -> Batumi -> Batumi Cable Car Head to Batumi, take the Black Sea cable car, and enjoy free time. Day 6: Stalin Museum -> Uplistsikhe Cave Town Visit the Stalin Museum to learn about history, and then explore the peculiar landscape of Uplistsikhe Cave Town. Day 7: Free time in Tbilisi Free time all day, you can freely choose attractions to visit, no car service is included. Day 8: Tbilisi Hotel - Airport Transfer The driver will take you to the airport according to the flight time, end the pleasant trip to Georgia, and go home! . 🎒 Travel essentials: Georgia pre-trip checklist 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy contact. 🔌 Plug converter is a must, no obstacles to use electrical appliances. 🆔 Be sure to bring your documents, visa and passport are indispensable. 👚👖 Clothes should be seasonal, Georgia needs to keep warm in November. 🔋 Chargers and power banks greatly increase battery life. 🎩🧣 Hats and scarves to keep out the cold, travel comfortably and happily. . 🎉 Georgia, a mysterious country waiting for you to explore! Don't hesitate, come and start your dream journey~✨

Georgia Tour: Explore a Mysterious Country! 8-Day Tour Guide: Explore Every Corner of This Beautiful Country! -------- 🛫Itinerary: In-Depth Georgia Tour Day 1: Departure✈️Tbilisi Arrive in the capital of Georgia. Visa-free entry. Private airport transfer to a selected hotel. Free time to start your journey. Day 2: Explore Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral -> Freedom Square -> Bridge of Peace -> Metekhi Church -> Narikala Fortress -> Mother of Georgia Travel through history and modernity, and experience the religious culture and urban charm of Tbilisi. Day 3: Explore Ancient Sites Ananuri Fortress -> Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument -> Gergeti Trinity Church Visit the fortress ruins, witness the friendship between Russia and Georgia, and visit the ancient church to experience tranquility. Day 4: Sighnaghi Tour Sighnaghi Old Town -> Bodbe Monastery -> Chronicle of Georgia -> Tbilisi Sea Stroll through the ancient city streets, visit the nunnery, remember historical moments, and finally relax by the sea. Day 5: Explore Culture Svetitskhoveli Cathedral -> Jvari Monastery -> Stalin Museum -> Uplistsikhe Cave Town Experience the solemnity of the cathedral, the tranquility of the monastery, the historical depth of the museum, and the mystery of the cave town. Day 6: Batumi Scenery Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery -> Ali and Nino Statue -> Batumi Boulevard After a sacred journey to the cathedral and monastery, enjoy street art and stroll along the beautiful seaside boulevard. Day 7: City Tour Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God -> Europe Square Visit the religious center of Batumi and experience the modern atmosphere of Europe Square. Day 8: Return✈️ According to your flight time, an English-speaking driver-guide will take you to the airport. End of your wonderful Georgia tour. -------- Travel Essentials: 🧳Georgia Travel Checklist! 📞Prepare a SIM card. You can buy one upon arrival to stay connected. 🔌Prepare a plug adapter. German or European standard is fine. No need to worry about charging. 🪪Prepare your passport and visa. You will need them for entry and exit. 👚Prepare seasonal clothing. If you go in December, bring a thick coat to stay warm and stylish. Don't forget your charger and camera📷 to capture beautiful moments! -------- As you travel through Georgia, you will find that the stories and scenery here are worth savoring and remembering.

This is the super modern and a state of art airport terminal of the very very very small airport of Kutaisi, located at the country of #georgia in the caucasian region. I was very surprised when I saw it because it has just a few flights a day and expected to see one random terminal. #happynewyear

Motsameta monastery in located in region of Imereti - the country of Georgia. It is a country sandwiched between #europe and #asia so their culture is also very interesting mixture. The monastery is an Eastern orthodox church which is very very old and survived through many eras. It is up in the mountains so there was fog and it made the view even more interesting. #happynewyear

#kutaisi is one of the largest cities in the country of #georgia located in the caucasian region just between Europe and Asia. It is a city that offers only a park, few squares and an old town. However there is also an airport and transport options to go to the mountains so for tourists in the caucasian region is probably good option for a quick stop. #happynewyear

The sacred Bagration Monastery, one of the largest Orthodox churches in Georgia, has a history of more than 1,000 years. The church is located on a hillside outside Kutaisi. From the city you can see the temple buildings on the stalwart. The outer roof of the entire church was painted in sky blue, and it was particularly eye-catching. The temple was said to have been destroyed by the Soviet Red Army in the 1930s, leaving almost only the walls of the shackles. Later, while maintaining the main frame, it was restored by the careful maintenance and restoration of generations. The sacredness of the past. The power of faith, sometimes it is really difficult to describe it in words. I didnt expect to catch up with a wedding at Bagratt. The ceremony was almost the same. The only difference was that the person who presided over the ceremony had a stricter distinction. It was golden, blue, red, and black. I know nothing about this, but I can't guess the importance of Bagratt Cathedral in Georgia. Standing on the top of the church overlooking the entire city of Kutaisi, you can experience the vicissitudes of Georgia's second largest city in the past 100 years of experience in the past, and now, technology is changing with each passing day. And this once holy city is so quietly there, and it is safe and dignified.

The Bagrati Cathedral is on the Ukmelioni Hill in the old town of Kutaisi. It took us a long time to climb the top of the mountain from the Old Town. The legendary Bagrati Cathedral is just a little bit behind. Surrounded by the ruins of the ruins destroyed by the war, the history of the desolation and majestic like a sad song resounded through the four wild. When it comes to the history of Georgia, people generally focus on the two kings, one is David IV who brought Georgia to the golden age, and the other is David IV. Grandfather, the unification of the Georgian map - Baglat III. Georgia is a member of the Transcaucasian family with a long history. In the 6th century BC, the kingdom of slavery, Iberia, appeared and became a Byzantine country in 300 AD. In 337, the "Saint" King Milian III declared the Orthodox Church as the state religion. After that, Georgia was ruled by Persians, Greeks, and Arabs. The country was divided into small kingdoms. At the end of the 10th century, Bagrat III took over the throne in this historical context. He was born as a good man, and it took only three years to unify Georgia and wait for the state to stabilize. Returning to Kutaisi for infrastructure, his ideal was to build a religious building that transcends the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul, and he spent a full fifteen years to realize and name it by his own name.

🎯 Itinerary Prae chose to start with the short route Kazbegi first, then continue with the long route Mestia to fully experience nature! There was a little bit of hiking mixed in (or actually, not a little 😂), but my boyfriend didn't get tired at all. Prae alone 😅 Day 1: Landed in Tbilisi, picked up the car from MTraveler 🚗 Day 2: Tbilisi - Juta Village (hike 5 km to Fifth Season) Day 3: Juta Village - Kazbegi (lake🏞️ and Gergeti Trinity Church ⛪) Day 4: Kazbegi - Gori (Stalin Museum 🏛️) - Kutaisi Day 5: Kutaisi - Mestia Day 6: Mestia - Ushguli - back to Mestia (with a car to Ushguli 🚙) Day 7: Mestia - Tbilisi Day 8: Tbilisi, visit the capital before flying back ✨ Highlights Juta Village: 5 km hiking trail, beautiful but also tiring 🥾 Kazbegi: The view of Gergeti Church is the best 🌄 Gori: Stalin Museum, recommended for history lovers 📖 Mestia: Chalaadi Glacier hike This is the real deal, so much fun ❄️ Tbilisi: The capital, a fun walk 🏙️ 🗺️ Short review of driving in Georgia ‼️ Need to Know/Remember: Drive on the left lane 🚘 The left lane is the fastest, the right lane is slow Speed ​​limit 110 km/hr 🚦 Don't forget your Driving License 🪪 🛑Parking: In Tbilisi, the blue sign 🅿️ (with more pictures 👇) Normally you have to pay via the app, but Gio recommends taking a photo and sending it to them to pay instead. Then we pay them on the day we return the car because the application process is complicated. 🛣️Road: Some roads are good and some are gravel. If you rent a 4WD, don't worry about anything. It's similar to driving up North Thailand. Sharp curves, cliffs, and fairly wide roads. You can drive on the other lane as much as you want. There are some potholes, and your head will shake 55555555. I think many developing countries are Including the roads, which may not be as comfortable as in Thailand, but they are okay and safe. Gio said that Georgia currently does not have tollways that cost money. 🛣️ 🚦Driving: I think driving yourself is not that scary, but you should be good at driving, know when to overtake, and step on the gas pedal to give way to other cars. There are so many trucks 🥹 Especially on the route to Kazbegi on weekdays, you have to allow extra time because sometimes there are 10 trucks in a row 🚛 It's fun to overtake. Animals: Cows 🐄 Sheep 🐑 Pigs 🐖 Dogs 🐕 Chickens 🐓 Horses 🐴 They raise a lot of them there and they walk in herds on the road. Traffic will be jammed for a while, but it will only be jammed for about 5 minutes before the police 🚔 come to help clear the way. (Prae has not encountered any of them that have rushed towards the car 555555555) But if you encounter a cow without anyone taking care of it, it might be a bit difficult. You have to drive your car really close to the cow before it will move. 🖍️Tips: Arriving at your destination before it gets dark for safety 🌄 Prepare snacks to eat to fight drowsiness 🍫🍬 I recommend candy/snacks from Thailand, they are more delicious. Oh, but the oranges here are delicious 🍊🍊 Have dry/wet tissues ready 🧻 For those who hike 🥾 Prepare 2 pairs of shoes for hiking and driving. A must have sunglasses 😎 for driving. The sun there is very strong, especially for those who drive to Kutaisi in the afternoon-evening 🌅. That is, we are driving towards the west, it will sting your eyes. You have to wear sunscreen, even sitting in the car makes your face sting. 📌 Car rental agency review: MTraveler Rent a car with MTraveler 🚗 Great service! Paste the contact below 👇👇 The car is in good condition. Gio speaks English fluently, responds quickly, and is very convenient. The car will be delivered to your doorstep. 🛻 The price includes everything (cleaning fee, insurance fee, and phone holder in the car). There is no deposit fee. - Gossip - Honesty is 10. I asked him which one is better, the 2016 Subaru Forester or the 2016 Jeep Renegade. He said that the Subaru uses less fuel and is cheaper to rent. But it's like the price of the Jeep. The rental fee is not that expensive. The photos are more beautiful. Haha. I told him to go with the Jeep even though it uses more fuel and is more expensive to rent than the Subaru. Gio: Do ​​you need more fuel consumption? Pare = love this question. 🚘 Review of the 2016 Jeep Renegade Automatic transmission, easy to drive, not complicated even if you've never driven before. It's smooth and durable, especially on rough roads like uphill or offroad. 🏔️ You hardly have to worry about performance. In the car, there is a simple 4WD mode, connect bluetooth, listen to music 🎶 But a small disadvantage is probably the fuel consumption, which may be a little more than a normal car. But if you focus on fun, go all out, and cool, it's really worth it. A full stream review will come later, I may divide it up so it's not too long. 🙏 A detailed review will definitely be a sincere review. 🥰 I encountered both no water at the hotel, road repairs in the middle of the valley until there was a traffic jam for 1 hour, no signal but there were fellow travelers, shoes with loose soles, fun and entertainment throughout the trip! But in any case, the rented car had no problems. It was all my fault, and so on. 55555555 🎉 Visit: End of October 2024 #TravelGeorgia #Georgia

"It's a shame to just pass through here." Kutaisi, the third largest city in Georgia, is a quietly beautiful place known only to those in the know. The cityscape, which exudes the scent of ancient civilization, blends UNESCO World Heritage-level historical architecture with the mysteries of nature. 🌈 Highlights of Kutaisi 📌 Gelati Monastery • Built in the 12th century, it is a symbol of Georgia's golden age. • It is also registered as a World Heritage Site and is about 11 km from Kutaisi by car. • Recommended to visit by taxi or chartered car. • The mosaics and serene atmosphere invite you on a journey through time. 📌 Bagrati Cathedral • A magnificent World Heritage Site built in the 11th century. • Located on a hill in the city of Kutaisi, it offers a panoramic view of the entire city. • The white stone cathedral against the blue sky is perfect for photos! 📌 Prometheus Cave • A huge limestone cave with a fantastical world of stalactites and underground rivers. • You can choose to explore on foot or take a boat tour and enjoy the adventure! • The illuminated interior is very mystical. 📌 Sataplia Nature Reserve • A natural heritage site with dinosaur footprints. • From the glass skywalk, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the forest and mountains. • The rare karst landscape is also worth seeing! 📌 Kutaisi City Center • A perfect area for a leisurely stroll with retro buildings and cute cafes. • In the center of the city is the Colchis Fountain, which is illuminated at night and looks fantastic. • Be sure to stop by the local markets and bakeries. 🌟 Summary of Kutaisi's Recommended Points • Few tourists, so you can spend a quiet and relaxing time • World Heritage Sites are scattered in the city and nearby, making access easy • A hidden gem spot with a perfect combination of nature, history, and relaxation

Recommended reading: This is a multi-country tour guide to Georgia and other countries, specially designed for seniors. On this journey of discovery, a fully equipped off-road vehicle will take you to the top of snow-capped mountains, where you can witness the beauty of the Holy Trinity Church standing on the mountaintop. You can also embark on a city walk to savor the local culture and enjoy a bird's-eye view of the ancient capital and the spectacular scenery of the confluence of two rivers. Don't forget to savor the rich Georgian wine and enjoy the original aftertaste of Borjomi mineral water. Spend a wonderful time in the town of love! -- Hi, travel enthusiasts 🙋‍♀️, welcome to the magnificent Caucasus region. Georgia 🇬🇪 is located in southern Russia and is praised as the balcony of Europe. Its unique historical background has shaped its charming regional customs 😍. The many countries connected to it, such as the rich Armenia 🇦🇲, and the popular Türkiye 🇹🇷, together form a dazzling travel necklace 🌏. Come on this multi-country tour and experience this ever-changing and diverse land! -- Itinerary: 🌍🌍🌍 DAY 1: Various locations -> Tbilisi 💖Every step is beautiful, our Georgian journey starts now. Head to charming Tbilisi and enjoy 4-diamond hotel treatment~ DAY 2: Bodbe Monastery -> Sighnaghi City Walls -> Sighnaghi Museum 🍁The tranquility of the monastery, the calmness of the ancient walls, and the richness of the museum, this day we will slowly set off in the baptism of history. DAY 3: Jinvali Water Reservoir -> Ananuri Fortress -> Aragvi River -> Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument -> Gergeti Trinity Church 💦The scenery of the reservoir, the flow of the river, and the reflection of the Holy Trinity Church, this day we are in a picturesque landscape. DAY 4: Jvari Monastery -> Svetitskhoveli Cathedral -> Stalin Museum -> Uplistsikhe Cave Town 🏛️After the mystery of the monastery and the solemnity of the cathedral, there is the shock of the Stalin Museum and the wonder of the cave town. DAY 5: Martvili Canyon -> Prometheus Cave 🏞️The tranquility and grandeur of nature, this day we spend in the magnificent canyon and mysterious cave. DAY 6: Lake Sevan -> Sevanavank Monastery -> Mother Armenia -> Yerevan Cascade 🍂The breeze by the lake, the peace of the monastery, the majesty of Mother Armenia, and the beauty of the Yerevan Cascade, this day we search for stories in the collision of ancient and modern. DAY 7: Borjomi Central Park -> Rabati Castle -> Vardzia 🌹The romance of the park, the magnificence of the castle, and a stroll through Vardzia to harmonize this day. DAY 8: Tbilisi -> Various locations ✈️Our journey is over, full of emotion and fun. Take your memories with you and head home. Goodbye, lovely Tbilisi. -- 📱Travel preparations: Essential checklist for a multi-country tour of Georgia and other countries 🌐Firstly, because you are on a multi-country tour of Georgia and other countries, mobile communication is essential. So, credit cards, international roaming phone cards, or local prepaid cards should be carried with you. Staying connected is very important. 🔌Secondly, don't forget to bring a universal plug adapter and phone charger. Sockets in Georgia and other countries may be different from those in your country, so this is very important. 📜Next, you need to bring all necessary documents, such as your passport, ID card, and visa. A visa is required for multi-country tours of Georgia and other countries, so this cannot be ignored. 🧥Next is the choice of clothing. Considering the weather in March, it is recommended to prepare some spring clothes and light jackets. Because the weather in Georgia can suddenly turn cold, a windbreaker is also essential. 👟Finally, don't forget to bring a pair of comfortable shoes. You may be walking a lot during your trip, so choosing the right shoes will make your trip more enjoyable. -- I hope my guide can be helpful to you. If you like it, don't forget to save and like it. See you on your next trip~❤

Planning a trip to Georgia for the upcoming long weekend? Look no further! Here's a super practical 8-day itinerary to make your trip even more amazing. Save it now! -- 🗓Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive at Tbilisi Airport, where your private driver will be waiting 24/7 with a sign. Begin your Georgian adventure!🚗 Check in to a 5-star hotel in Tbilisi and relax.🏨 DAY 2: Ananuri Fortress -> Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument -> Gergeti Trinity Church -> Mount Kazbek Explore the ancient fortress and experience the vicissitudes of history; visit the Friendship Monument and appreciate the bond between the two countries; stroll through the Gergeti Trinity Church and savor the religious culture; climb Mount Kazbek and enjoy the natural beauty. DAY 3：Stalin Museum -> Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery Delve into Stalin's history and experience the legacy of the Soviet era; visit the cathedral and monastery to admire the beauty of Georgian religious architecture. DAY 4：Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God -> Ali and Nino Statue Visit the Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God and experience the religious atmosphere; take a photo with the Ali and Nino Statue and create lasting memories. DAY 5：Jvari Monastery Visit the historic Jvari Monastery and admire its unique architectural style and religious culture. DAY 6：Bodbe Monastery -> Sighnaghi Old Town Visit the mystical Bodbe Monastery and experience the tranquility and piety; stroll through Sighnaghi Old Town and savor the ancient charm. DAY 7：Chronicle of Georgia Monument -> Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi -> Bridge of Peace -> Freedom Square -> Narikala Fortress -> Kartlis Deda Visit multiple city landmarks in one day, delve into the history and culture of Georgia, and experience the unique charm of this city. DAY 8：Enjoy a 24/7 airport transfer service from your private driver, concluding your delightful Georgian adventure!🛫 -- Recommended Attractions: Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: MRX8+3H8, Tbilisi, Georgia Opening hours: 7am–9pm Duration: 1–2 hrs The pure gold dome shimmers in the sunlight. Standing in front of the cathedral, the beautiful scenery unfolds before you, making it a truly unforgettable experience. Ananuri Fortress ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: 5P73+G5H, Ananuri, Georgia Opening hours: 9am–8pm Duration: 2–3 hrs This is a Georgian geographical landmark. The fortress stands quietly by the lake, narrating the vicissitudes of history. Gergeti Trinity Church ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: MJ6C+V4J, Kazbegi, Oni, Georgia Opening hours: Friday 9am–10pm; Monday–Thursday, Saturday–Sunday 9am–5pm Duration: 2–3 hrs The church is nestled among the mountains, exuding grandeur. From the top of the church, you can overlook the entire town. Narikala Fortress ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Address: Tbilisi, Georgia Opening hours: 8am–8pm Duration: 1–2 hrs This fortress has witnessed the historical changes of Tbilisi. It is a strong line of defense for the city and a testament to history. -- Pre-trip Essentials:🧳 📞 Prepare a local SIM card for worry-free internet access. 🔌 Bring a plug adapter to solve charging problems in advance. 🪪 Ensure you have all necessary documents, including your visa and passport. 👗 Dress according to the season. March in Georgia can still be quite chilly. Also, don't forget your charger and camera to capture the beautiful moments of your journey!📷✨ -- Georgia, a country full of history and natural beauty, awaits your exploration. Create unforgettable memories!

🗺️Destination Overview 📍Itinerary: 👉Day 1: 🧭Route ✈️Transportation 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions 🥘Food 🏠Accommodation 1.Hotel Balcony 👉Day 2: 🧭Route ✈️Transportation 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions 🥘Food 🏠Accommodation 1.Hotel Balcony 👉Day 3: 🧭Route ✈️Transportation 🏖️Must-Visit Attractions 🥘Food 🏠Accommodation 1.Hotel Balcony 💡Tips:

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8-day Georgia itinerary: Explore ancient castles, savor local cuisine, and experience unique culture! Check out this guide and get ready to explore Georgia! . 🏃 Itinerary suggestions Day 1: Arrive in Tbilisi, meet your private driver, and check in to your hotel. Day 2: Visit Ananuri Fortress, the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument, and Gergeti Trinity Church to experience the beauty of history and religion. Day 3: Explore Uplistsikhe Cave Town, visit the Stalin Museum, and see Bagrati Cathedral and the castle ruins to experience ancient civilization. Day 4: Visit Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God, take a photo with the Ali and Nino statue, and stroll along Batumi Boulevard to enjoy the seaside scenery. Day 5: Visit Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral to experience the power of faith. Day 6: Stroll through the old town of Sighnaghi, visit Bodbe Monastery, learn about local culture at the Sighnaghi Museum, visit the Chronicle of Georgia, and relax by Tbilisi Sea. Day 7: Free day in Tbilisi. Your Chinese-speaking butler is available online at any time, so you can enjoy your free time. Day 8: Visit Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, stroll through Freedom Square, enjoy the city views from the Bridge of Peace, pray at Metekhi Church, and visit Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia statue to experience the greatness of motherhood and the country. . 🧳 Travel checklist: Georgia travel essentials 📞 SIM card: Prepare a local SIM card in advance so you can enjoy the Internet without worry. 🔌 Plug adapter: A travel essential so you can charge your devices. 🪪 Documents: Make sure you have your passport and visa so you can pass through immigration smoothly. 👚 Clothing: Georgia is a little cool in November, so bring a thick coat. 🔋 Charger: Make sure your phone and camera are charged so you can capture all the beautiful scenery. 🎒 Comfortable backpack: Pack all your essentials so you can travel with ease. . Every step you take in Georgia is a beautiful view, so don't miss out! Like and save this post, and take this guide with you on your trip to Georgia! 🚀

#newyearnewtrip A visit to Paolo Paolo is a treat for both the eyes and the taste buds. Known for its creamy, handcrafted ice cream, this cozy dessert spot offers a variety of unique flavors that make every visit exciting. Whether you’re a fan of classic vanilla or adventurous enough to try exotic flavors, Paolo Paolo never disappoints with its rich textures and perfectly balanced sweetness. The ambiance adds to the experience, with its inviting decor and friendly service making it the perfect place to relax and enjoy a scoop or two. From fruity sorbets to indulgent chocolate creations, each bite is a delightful escape from the heat. The carefully curated flavors highlight fresh ingredients, ensuring a taste that lingers long after the last spoonful. Paolo Paolo is the perfect spot for an afternoon pick-me-up or a post-dinner dessert run. Whether you're going solo, with friends, or on a date, nothing beats the simple joy of indulging in quality ice cream. #PaoloPaolo #IceCreamLovers #SweetEscape #TreatYourself

very atmospheric place, the building is in good condition

8-day ski tour in Georgia! Enjoy the snow-capped mountains and snowy scenery. Start your new winter skiing experience now! -------------------- 🛣️ Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Tbilisi, and your private driver will pick you up and take you to the hotel🏨. Rest and prepare for the upcoming adventure! DAY 2: Visit the ancient Ananuri Fortress and feel the weight of history -> Go to Gudauri Ski Resort and enjoy the fun of ice and snow🎿. DAY 3: Travel back in time and visit the Uplistsikhe Cave Town -> Explore the Bagrati Cathedral and castle ruins and savor the vicissitudes of history. DAY 4: Visit the solemn Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God -> Take a photo with the Ali and Nino Statue -> Stroll along the beautiful Batumi Boulevard and feel the sea breeze. DAY 5: Visit the Jvari Monastery and experience the tranquility of religion -> Visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and appreciate the charm of architecture. DAY 6: Stroll through the old town of Sighnaghi and feel the charm of the ancient city -> Visit the Bodbe Monastery and learn about the life of nuns -> Visit the Sighnaghi Museum and the Chronicle of Georgia and learn more about the history and culture of Georgia -> Go to Tbilisi Sea and enjoy a relaxing time by the sea. DAY 7: Free day in Tbilisi. You can explore the charm of this city, and the Chinese platform butler is always online to serve you! DAY 8: Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi and feel the sanctity of religion -> Stroll through Freedom Square and the Bridge of Peace and appreciate the prosperity and tranquility of the city -> Visit the Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress, and Mother of Georgia Statue, and end this unforgettable trip to Georgia. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 1. 🌟 Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi: The pure gold dome is dazzling, and the beautiful scenery is waiting for you to enjoy! 2. 🏞️ Ananuri Fortress: A geographical landmark of Georgia, the magnificent figure by the lake is waiting for you to visit. 3. 🛡️ Narikala Fortress: The historical defense line of Tbilisi, feel the resilience of the city and the precipitation of time. -------------------- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 SIM card: Get a local SIM card first, so you can stay in touch and not worry about losing contact. 🔌 Plug adapter: Georgia uses European standard plugs, so remember to bring an adapter. 🪪 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, and it is safer to carry a copy with you. 👔 Clothing: January is cold, so bring a thick coat, thermal underwear, and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your electronic devices fully charged for peace of mind when traveling. 💰 Cash and credit card: Prepare some cash and a credit card for emergencies. -------------------- Georgia is a beautiful country, and we hope you will have a wonderful and unforgettable time here!🌺

Traveling during Spring Festival? Why not try a 6-day tour of Georgia? Unique scenery and exotic culture will make your holiday special! -------------------- Georgia is a country with a long history and stunning natural scenery. 🏞️ The snow-capped mountains and glaciers here are reminiscent of Switzerland, while the unique local customs add to its charm. 🎭 When you visit Georgia, don't miss the ancient fortresses and the beautiful Black Sea coast! 🌊 -------------------- 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Tbilisi Airport, then enjoy a private transfer to the hotel. 🏨 After check-in, you can explore this charming city at your leisure. Day 2: Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral > Freedom Square > Bridge of Peace > Metekhi Church > Narikala Fortress > Mother of Georgia Travel between history and modernity and experience the unique cultural charm of Tbilisi. Day 3: Ananuri Fortress > Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument > Gergeti Trinity Church Explore the majesty of military fortresses, experience the deep friendship between Russia and Georgia, and appreciate the tranquility and solemnity of ancient churches. Day 4: Sighnaghi Old Town > Bodbe Monastery > Chronicle of Georgia > Tbilisi Sea Experience the history of the old town, visit the mysterious nunnery, and finally enjoy the sea breeze at Tbilisi Sea. Day 5: Svetitskhoveli Cathedral > Jvari Monastery > Stalin Museum > Uplistsikhe Cave Town Learn about the religion and history of Georgia, experience the relics of the Stalin era, and explore the ancient cave town. Day 6: Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery On the last day, visit the spectacular Bagrati Cathedral and find inner peace at Gelati Monastery. 🙏 End this unforgettable trip to Georgia. -------------------- **Travel Essentials**: 📞 For communication, a SIM card is a must. We recommend buying one locally for convenience and affordability. 🔌 A power adapter is important for travel. Georgia uses the European standard, so don't forget to bring one. 🪪 Of course, you need a passport and visa for travel. You need them to enter and leave the country. 👔 Georgia is a bit cold in January, so prepare a down jacket and thermal underwear. 👟 You'll be walking a lot, so comfortable shoes are a must. Sneakers and hiking boots are both good options. 🔋 Don't forget a charger and power bank. You'll feel more at ease with a charged phone. 💰 Cash and credit cards are also important for shopping and spending. -------------------- We hope you have a memorable and moving trip to Georgia. Don't forget to share your travel stories! 🌄

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #Kutaishi #ChristmasInJanuary #MyChristmas #CityOfLights #NightWalk #SoloTravel #GeorgiaWinter #ILikeBeingAlone #LetMeLoveMyselfMore #WalkInTheLight #LightInTheDarkness The winter night in Kutaisi, where I traveled alone while waiting for Christmas in January, was so beautiful.

One of the oldest buildings in Kutaisi. When we went there, we coincided with the wedding time. 3 couples had a wedding ceremony while we were there. They had a very fun ceremony. See the city from high up, it has a very beautiful view. Since it is a very old building, this is one of the places to visit. #travel #naturalwonders #museums #citydaytours #thingstodo #couplestrip #kutaisi

We stayed in Kutaisi for two nights, and our tour guide recommended the restaurant at Hotel Magnolia. 🏨Hotel environment: There is a river outside the restaurant, and the houses on both sides of the river have a sense of hierarchy, with beautiful scenery. 🖼Restaurant environment: The restaurant also requires a reservation, otherwise there may be no seats. The restaurant is full of retro vibes, and it is very beautiful for taking photos. 🍽Recommended dishes: Except for the one in picture 12 (cow's offal), the rest are moderately salty and quite good.

We chose to stay in Kutaisi for one night🌃 on our way from Mestia to Batumi🚙. There are two World Heritage Sites here. The place is not big and we didn't have high expectations at first. However, it turned out to be a pleasant surprise💓 during our trip to Georgia. ✅We didn't rent a car, so we chose a hotel near the Kolkhida Fountain to make it easier for us to find a driver🚗 to Batumi. The hotel room overlooks the ⛲️fountain square, which is in a great location. ✅Kutaisi is very suitable for city walks🚶‍♀️. Except for the two attractions outside the city, Gelati Monastery and Motsameta Monastery, which are 5-6 kilometers away, the attractions in the city are within walking distance from the hotel🏨. The straight-line distance to the Kutaisi National Historical Museum🏛️, Bagrati Cathedral⛪️, White Bridge🌉, etc. is less than one kilometer. The city walking tour is shown in the picture, which is very convenient. ✅The hotel is a four-star hotel. The front desk is small and there is a staff member who looks like Maggie Q. The staff👩‍💼 are very friendly and will help deliver luggage to the room when checking in. ✅There is a restaurant on the first floor that provides buffet breakfast🍽️. There are milk cereal, eggs🍳 and ham, coffee☕️ tea, fruit🍉, bread🥯 desserts, etc. The food is quite rich. ✅The lobby rest area is well decorated. The overall color is blue, with green plants🪴 as decorations. It's a great place for taking photos📷. ✅In addition, you can go to the rooftop terrace of the hotel, where you can see the green top of the Bagrati Cathedral⛪️. The scenery is very good, and you can enjoy the night view🌃 at night. 🏨Newports Hotel Kutaisi 📍Address: 1 Newsport Street, Kutaisi, Georgia

When traveling to a city, if you have time, you must visit the local museum 🏛️ to learn about the local history and culture. In Georgia, we had a short stopover in Kutaisi and made a special trip to their history museum. 🏛️Kutaisi State Historical Museum 📍Address: Located on Tsereteli St, not far from Colchis Fountain 🎫Tickets: 6 lari/person, 2 lari for students, free for preschool children 🕙Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 ✅The museum is not large, with two floors, and the main exhibition area is on the second floor ✅At the spiral staircase on the first and second floors, there is a beautiful mural (replica, the original is in the ⛪️ Gelati Monastery) of the founder 👑 David IV holding the church, which led Georgia in crisis to a golden age ✅There are two exhibition halls on the second floor, mainly displaying cultural relics unearthed in Kutaisi (stone tools, pottery 🏺, coins, bronzes) and past life items (clothing, weapons ⚔️, hunting tools) ✅The most important collections in the museum include exquisite gold Christian icons and books 📚 written in Georgian, one of which is very mini and cute ✅In addition to the exhibits, the museum also restores a past 👨 residential life scene, and there are old photos 📷, etc., where you can see the past appearance and development of Kutaisi ✅There are a few exhibits on the first floor, such as wooden troughs for making wine 🍷, etc. ⭕️Other 1️⃣The museum is not large overall, and the visit takes about 40 minutes 2️⃣There are also white bridges 🌉, Colchis fountains ⛲️, etc. around the museum, which can be arranged for a visit

📍Colchis Fountain The fountain is located in the central square of Kutaisi city center, decorated with 30 animal sculptures. These golden animal sculptures are enlarged versions of artifacts excavated from the Colchis lowlands. The most prominent animal sculptures are the two golden warhorses at the top, inspired by the warhorses of King Aeëtes of Colchis in Greek mythology. There is also a golden lion, an enlarged version of the golden lion artifact unearthed from the Alazani Valley. It is said that the artifacts date back to the 3rd century BC, and the originals are now housed in the National Museum of Tbilisi.

📍Kutaisi, the second largest city in Georgia 🇬🇪 Kutaisi used to be the capital of Georgia, and now it is a historic and cultural city as well as the second largest city in the country. During the medieval period, several generations of kings built magnificent monasteries and churches here, making it a center of the Caucasus region and Christian culture, and bringing Georgia into a golden age. Today, religious buildings and historical culture are still its biggest highlights.