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

Enchanted Route: A Heart-Wrenching Georgia Journey 🏔 Caucasus Mountains Experience the majestic beauty of nature. The Caucasus Mountains offer an indescribably beautiful backdrop. Whether lush in summer or lush in winter, they're a paradise for travelers seeking panoramic views and fresh air. ⛪ Gergeti Trinity Church Rising high above Stepantsminda, this sacred church is a true Georgian icon. Built in the 14th century on a peak over 2,200 meters high, it offers picturesque views of the Kazbek Mountains. The ascent may be tiring, but every step is worth it. 🌀 Russian-Georgian Memorial (Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument) This large circular monument sits atop a cliff near Gudauri, offering 360-degree views of the valley below. The murals on its walls tell a fascinating story of the relationship between the two countries. 🏘 Old Town of Tbilisi Wander through narrow alleys lined with pastel-colored wooden houses, chic cafes, and a nostalgic atmosphere. Tbilisi is the heart of Georgian culture, blending the ancient with the modern. 🌉 The Bridge of Peace This state-of-the-art glass bridge spans the Kura River in central Tbilisi. At night, it glows with LED lights, creating a stunning futuristic bridge, making it a popular photo spot. 💑 Ali & Nino Statue In Batumi, this moving sculpture depicts an interracial couple, moving toward each other and separating each other daily, symbolizing a love that has overcome obstacles. Heartbreaking and beautiful at the same time. 🕍 Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi Also known as Sameba Cathedral, the largest cathedral in Georgia, stands out for its blend of traditional and modern architecture. The interior is peaceful and beautiful, perfect for a relaxing retreat. 🏞 Uplistsikhe Cave Town This ancient city, carved entirely from rock, is over 3,000 years old and was once a center of religious and commercial life. Wander through the caves, halls, and rock-cut churches, reminiscent of ancient civilizations. #visitgeorgia #caucasusmountains Mountains)#Gergeti Trinity Church,#Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument#Old town of Tbilisi#The Bridge of Peace#Ali & Nino Statue#Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi#Uplistsikhe Cave City

Day 1｜Tbilisi 🏙 Old Town walk, sulphur baths, cable car to Narikala Fortress. Day 2｜Kazbegi 🏔 Georgian Military Highway, Ananuri Fortress, Gergeti Trinity Church. Day 3｜Sighnaghi & Wine Region 🍷 Wine tasting, hilltop town views. Day 4｜Mestia 🏡 Svan towers, mountain scenery. Day 5｜Batumi 🌊 Black Sea beach walk, night lights. #格鲁吉亚 #myitinerary #travel #georgia #tbilisi #batumi #georgiatrip

This summer vacation, taking the kids to check in Georgia is a perfect trip! This South Caucasus country, with an area less than half of Guangdong, has an average summer temperature of 20°C, making it a perfect summer resort. Not only is it less crowded and beautiful, but the locals are also warm and friendly to children. It is certified by Lonely Planet as one of the top ten safest travel destinations in the world, making traveling with kids super reassuring! Snow-capped mountains and glaciers, quaint villages, romantic beaches, ancient cities... Here, with Southeast Asian prices, you can unlock European-level scenery and services. The rich wine culture is an unforgettable highlight of the trip. A ready-to-go guide Visa policy: Chinese passport holders are visa-free, no complicated procedures, travel anytime! Transportation options: - Cost-effective direct flights: China Southern Airlines flies directly from Urumqi to Tbilisi, about 5 hours flight, tickets around 3000 RMB; - Multi-city connections: Transfers available from Guangzhou, Beijing, Shanghai, and other cities, allowing flexible itinerary planning. City check-in guide Tbilisi — The little European-style city A millennium-old city full of European charm, with must-visit landmarks like the Puppet Theater Clock Tower, the Mother of Georgia statue, and the Holy Trinity Cathedral. Browse the Dry Bridge Market for Soviet antiques and vinyl records, climb to high points to overlook the city, and experience the collision of history and modernity. Kutaisi — A wine journey in a mythical secret land Known as the "end of the world" in Greek mythology, it is also a cave city. Visit famous local wineries, let the kids enjoy fun wine tasting classes, and experience authentic local customs at a manor dinner. Mestia — A fairy tale town under the snow mountains A fairy-tale-like snow mountain town, well-preserved with medieval defensive towers, and a must-pass place to reach Ushguli, the highest village in Europe. The summer pastures are lush and green, and in winter it transforms into a ski resort, beautiful all year round. Svaneti — A hiking paradise in the clouds A hidden gem within a hidden gem, only gradually discovered by tourists in the past decade. Light trekking across snowy mountain passes, encounter Swiss-like glacier wonders, reach the highest village Ushguli, stay in mountain guesthouses, and taste authentic Svan family feasts. Batumi — A romantic city by the Black Sea A young and vibrant resort city, blending European architecture with Turkish style, filled with boutique cafes and bars. Take a boat trip at dusk and feel the tenderness of the Black Sea under the sunset glow. Kazbegi — The pure land closest to the sky A glacial secret in the Caucasus Mountains, home to the town featured on the cover of Lonely Planet. Stay at a popular local snow mountain hotel, open the window to see magnificent snowy peaks, as if you are in the clouds.

🥳 Let's review the immigration questions in Georgia. The reason I'm reviewing this country is because of all the countries I've been to, this is the country I've been asked the most questions about. I've never been asked before. —- 📍Let me explain first: > This trip was by myself, not with a tour. > I went with 5 friends, 3 men and 2 women. > When we were queuing for immigration, we lined up in a straight line, going through 5 counters together. At first glance, the immigration officer might not have known that we were together. > My passport had a blank page because I just renewed it. This is my first trip. > I was the one who planned the trip + booked accommodation, so I already knew the entire plan. I had a printed copy just in case. —- ⭐️ Questions I encountered > How many days are you going to stay? > When will you be returning? > Is this your first time traveling? > Can I see your return ticket? > Where are you going? > Can I see your accommodation booking? —- 💖 I answered the first 3 questions normally, but for the main 3 questions, I took the printed documents and handed them to the officer. Immigration also looked and they actually read the documents, so before printing the booking, change it to English first + make a plan in English as well. —- 😂 In the whole trip of 5 people, I was the only one who was asked a lot of questions, but luckily I was the one who made the plan + booked all the accommodations, so I could remember everything. For those who travel with many friends and didn't make the plan by themselves, I recommend reading the plan and remembering the names of the places + cities. In my trip, some friends didn't look at the plan beforehand. Luckily, those who didn't look didn't get asked. The one who was asked was the one who made it. And I printed the documents as paper and took them with me. Jackpot! 🥳 —- 🗒️ I personally think that women will be asked more by the officers, even if there are many of them, because Georgia has a 365-day visa-free period for Thais. They might be afraid that people will sneak in to work. —- #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #ReviewGeorgia #tbilisi #Tbilisi #TravelGeorgia #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself #TravelAbroadByYourself

Let’s review how to exchange cash to prepare for your trip to Georgia! 💰. ⭐️ The currency of Georgia is Lari, abbreviated as GEL, so it is sometimes called GEL instead. In Thailand, there is no direct way to exchange cash to GEL. You must exchange baht to USD or Euros (EUR) first. When I traveled, I chose to exchange to USD first because the EUR is more expensive. ⭐️ I exchanged USD at SuperRich. I told the staff “I want to exchange money without a stamp” because I read a review that some money exchange shops in Georgia will not accept banknotes with a stamp. When exchanging money without a stamp, the exchange rate will be about 0.05 more expensive than with a stamp (depending on the exchange rate at that time). ⭐️ I asked to exchange large banknotes, which are 100 USD, and smaller banknotes, which are 20 and 10 USD, so that they are easy to use. When you arrive in Georgia, you will exchange GEL at a money exchange shop at the airport. Or you can exchange money outside. In Georgia, most of the time when we travel, we use cash alternately with Youtrip. When we go out of town, we use only cash. We use Youtrip only in stores in the mall or restaurants in the city. —- #ReviewGeorgia #TravelGeorgia #Georgia #georgia #tbilisi #TravelAbroadByYourself #TravelAbroadByYourself #PrepareForTravel

#cheaptravel 
If you’re looking for an underrated gem, let me put Georgia (the country!) on your travel list. here’s what you need to know 👇 📍where is it?
Georgia is a small country at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, and no, it’s not the U.S. state. who’s it for?
🏔️ hikers and mountain lovers (the Caucasus are breathtaking)
🥩 foodies: khachapuri, khinkali, and the most delicious meat shashlik
⛪️ history lovers: ancient ruins, medieval villages, and centuries-old monasteries
🍷 wine fans: Georgia is the birthplace of wine 🛂 visa-free stay
most nationalities (including U.S., Australian, and EU citizens) can stay visa-free in Georgia for up to 1 year 🚨 is it safe?
yes, I felt totally safe here. Crime rates are low, and the locals are incredibly kind and helpful 💸 budget-friendly
the mountains here could rival Switzerland in beauty, but you won’t have to sell a kidney to visit.
• local meals from $5 • taxis from $2 • day tours from $20 • accommodation from $20/night
 ✈️ bottom line
Georgia is beautiful, affordable, safe, and seriously underrated. #travel #couplestrip #georgia #wheretogo

1. Ridiculously safe! The locals spoil you to the point of being shy 🛡 ​Super low crime rate + strong social character: Walking on the streets late at night in Tbilisi? Solo hiking in the Caucasus Mountains? Georgia remains among the top 10 safest travel destinations in the world The local uncles and aunts have their own "motherly care": they give you fruits, show you the way, and even send you home in case you get lost. 2. Budget travelers are delighted! Prices are low enough to make you want to settle down 💰 ​Guide to making 200 yuan a day: 🍷 ​Red wine freedom: wine tasting at the winery is 30 yuan/glass, wine is cheaper than mineral water 🏠 ​Accommodation coupon king: B&B 15-25 yuan/night, exclusive garden rooftop + landlord's handmade breakfast 🚗 Free transportation: 0.8 yuan per trip for the subway, 10 yuan per person for carpooling into the mountains 🍖 ​Food critique: Cheese boat cakes are 10 yuan for a full meal, and barbecue platter is 30 yuan so you can eat until you lean on the wall 3. Good news for lazy people! Walking alone ≠ loneliness 🗺 ​Free travel + light socializing: Recommended local travel agency 👉 Private small group hiking on Mount Kazbek (including photography) Tbilisi Night Tour + Underground Bar Tour (Social Phobia Friendly Version) Airport transfer + visa agency one-stop service 4. The world's best backpacker secret base 👯♀ ​Pop-up quotes: Meet a digital nomad in a coffee shop: "Are you here to get a 3-yuan Americano, too?" The secret code for the youth hostel team is: "We are going to Mestia Glacier tomorrow, carpooling and paying AA!" Winery social code: "Boss, can I take this bottle of semi-sweet away?" 5. 100 ways to play solo 🏔 ​Healing must-do list: Chase the sunrise on horseback in Ushguli and stay in the "End of the World" Stone Village A little tipsy at Sighnaghi Winery, sitting on the city wall with a bottle of wine and watching the sunset Lying down on the Black Sea in Batumi, watching the mechanical sculptures of Ali and Nino kissing Tips for solo girls: Wear comfortable shoes! The cobblestone old town teaches you how to behave in minutes Wear a scarf into the church to respect local culture You can bargain in Chinese, just show your momentum

Recommended specialties: Georgia is a paradise for food lovers. Must-tries include Khachapuri (cheese bread boat with egg yolk and butter), Khinkali (soup dumplings), Mtsvadi (grilled lamb skewers), and Chakhokhbili (chicken stew cooked in a clay pot). Pair these with Saperavi, a local semi-sweet red wine, for a unique flavor experience. Best time to travel: May-June or September-October offer the best weather (15-25°C). Avoid the intense heat of July-August and winter road closures in some mountainous areas. Budget: Approximately ¥5,000-7,000 per person (7 days). Round-trip airfare is around ¥4,000-6,000 (book in advance for better deals). For accommodation, we recommend hostels or guesthouses in Tbilisi's old town (¥100-200/night), which are clean and affordable. Local expenses are low, with meals costing ¥30-50 per person. Suggested itinerary: Tbilisi (sulfur baths, old town) — Kazbegi (Gergeti Trinity Church) — Sighnaghi (wine region) — Mestia (hiking paradise). Intercity buses or shared taxis cost ¥50-100 per leg. Tips ❤️: Bring a European standard adapter and some cash. The locals are very welcoming. Remember to learn how to say "Gamarjoba" (hello).

Georgia is a cost-effective travel destination, offering European-style natural and cultural attractions at Southeast Asian prices, perfect for budget travelers. Here are some recommended attractions, food, and accommodation options that balance cost and experience: 📌 Recommended Attractions (Mostly Free or Low-Cost) 1. Tbilisi - Old Town: Stroll through the red-roofed old town, admiring the mixed Eurasian architecture. Recommended free walking route: Freedom Square > Puppet Clock Tower > Narikala Fortress (accessible on foot or by cable car, approx. 2.5 GEL one-way). - Dry Bridge Market: Discover Soviet-era relics and soak in the retro atmosphere. Free entry. - Holy Trinity Cathedral: Free entry, best for photos at dusk. 2. Kazbegi - Gergeti Trinity Church: Located at the foot of the snow-capped mountains, hike or share a car (approx. 50 GEL/car) uphill for breathtaking views. - Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument: Free viewing platform along the way, overlooking the valley. 3. Sighnaghi - Wine Town: Walk along the city walls for free, overlooking the Caucasus Mountains, and visit family wineries (wine tasting approx. 10–20 GEL). 4. Mestia & Ushguli - Hiking trails: Explore Europe's highest villages for free, enjoying snow-capped mountains and tower houses. 5. Batumi - Black Sea Coast: Free stroll, check in at the moving statue of "Ali and Nino" (free). 🍷 Recommended Food (20–50 GEL per person) 1. Khinkali (Georgian dumplings) - Recommended restaurant: Khinkali House (Tbilisi), 10–15 GEL per person. 2. Khachapuri (cheese bread) - Adjara-style boat-shaped Khachapuri is a classic. Recommended restaurant: Puris Sakhli (Tbilisi), 15 GEL per person. 3. Churchkhela (nut candy) - Street food, approx. 5 GEL/piece. 4. Georgian wine - Wine tasting at small wineries in Sighnaghi (10–20 GEL/glass). 🏨 Recommended Accommodation (Budget-friendly, 100–300 GEL/night) 1. Tbilisi - Fabrika Hostel (hostel, dorm bed approx. 30 GEL, private room 150 GEL) — Converted from a Soviet factory, with a good social atmosphere. - Hotel Flower (3-star, approx. 200 GEL) — Conveniently located in the old town. 2. Kazbegi - Rooms Hotel Kazbegi (popular hotel, approx. 300 GEL) — Snow mountain views, slightly higher budget but worth it. - Guesthouse Mountain View (B&B, approx. 100 GEL) — Cost-effective. 3. Sighnaghi - Guesthouse Kabadoni (approx. 150 GEL) — Family-run, breakfast included. 4. Mestia - Hotel Lahili (approx. 120 GEL) — Hikers' first choice, breakfast included. 💡 Money-Saving Tips - Transportation: Tbilisi > Kazbegi shared car (50 GEL/person), or local bus (cheaper but less frequent). - Tickets: Most attractions are free, paid attractions (such as fortresses) are approx. 10–20 GEL. - Food: Local restaurants are cheaper than tourist areas, a full meal is about 20–30 GEL. Georgia has a relatively low cost of living, and even with a monthly salary of CNY 5,000, you can have a great time. If you like natural scenery, Kazbegi and Mestia are recommended; if you prefer cultural experiences, Tbilisi and Sighnaghi are good choices.

《A guide to traveling cheap in Georgia: drink red wine 🍷 as if it were water, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and return home with your wallet intact!》 》 --- 【Things to know before departure】 1. Visa: -✅Visa-free for Chinese passports! You can go whenever you want without even meeting a visa officer, and save money on a barbecue meal. - ✅But remember to print out the return ticket reservation form, otherwise the customs officer may look at you with suspicion (don’t panic, smile + act good). 2. Currency: - ✅Georgian Lari (GEL), 1 GEL ≈ 2.7 RMB (2023). - ✅The exchange rate at the airport is a rip-off. You can withdraw cash directly from the ATM of "Bank of Georgia" in the city. The handling fee is negligible. --- [Poor but comfortable accommodation guide] - Hostels in Tbilisi: - ✅Fabrika Hostel (a popular youth hostel, 30-50 GEL/night, a paradise for socialites, with impromptu jazz parties at night). - ✅Pushkin 10 (retro style, the boss will give you a glass of homemade chacha). - Batumi Sea View B&B🏨: - ✅Guest House Mari (80 GEL/night, the terrace overlooks the Black Sea directly, and the breakfast made by the landlady can feed a bear). - Lightning protection: - ✅Don’t stay in the alleys that are too deep in the old town, otherwise the navigation will break down and you will be wandering in circles in the maze of Tbilisi until dawn. --- 【Foodie Radar: The Happiness of Carbs + Alcohol】 1. Must-eat list: - ✅Khachapuri (cheese bread 🍞): Georgia’s national dish, a calorie bomb, one bite will make you gain three pounds, but it’s worth it! - ✅Khinkali (big soup dumpling): The correct way to eat it - take a small bite and suck up the soup, otherwise it will spray the face of the person opposite you (don’t ask me how I learned this). - ✅Churchkhela (nut candy string): It looks like a candle on the outside, but is sweet and sinful on the inside. It is a must-have "life-saving artifact" when hiking. 2. Restaurant recommendations: - Tbilisi: -✅Salobie Bia (20 GEL per person, local canteen, Khinkali is bigger than a fist). - ✅Shavi Lomi (an internet celebrity shop with a forest-like environment, where you can get 100 likes by taking photos and posting them on Instagram). - Sighnaghi: - ✅Okro’s Wine (the soul of the wine town, 5 GEL for a glass of red wine, drink until you are tipsy and watch the sunset). --- 【Happiness without spending money】 - Tbilisi: - ✅Wandering around the old town: free! There are more colorful wooden terraces, exterior views of the sulfur baths (you have to pay to go in and take a bath), and more homeless people than tourists. - ✅Dry Bridge Market: Hunt for Soviet antiques (bargaining tips: pretend to leave, the boss will call you back). - Kazbekistan: - ✅Hike to Gergeti Trinity Church**: Free! Snowy mountains + lonely church, it’s like a Windows desktop that has come to life. - Batumi: - ✅Ali & Nino sculpture: Watch for free the two steel lovers hugging and separating every day (dog abuse scene). --- 【Anti-pit Easter Egg】 - ✅Taxi does not use meter? Bargain directly. The maximum price in Tbilisi is 10 GEL, otherwise the driver will think you are stupid and have a lot of money. - ✅Beware of the "free wine tasting" trap - after drinking too much, you may not be able to resist buying a box to take home (don't ask why my suitcase 🧳 is overweight). --- 【The last sentence is heartfelt】 Georgia is suitable for: alcoholics, poor people, people obsessed with scenery, people who love Soviet nostalgia, and those of you who just want to lie down somewhere, but your circle of friends must be high-end.

In Georgia, forested mountains, snowy plateaus, and urban landscapes intertwine, creating a natural masterpiece. It's a paradise for hikers, horseback riders, and skiers, with breathtaking scenery at every turn. 🍷 Georgian wine is world-renowned, boasting a long history and hailed as the "birthplace of wine." 🍀 Compared to other European countries, Georgia offers exceptional value, making it a true treasure for travelers! ✅ Currency: Lari (GEL) (exchange rate approx. 1:2.5) ✅ SIM card: A 14-day unlimited data SIM card can be purchased in urban areas for just 20 GEL. ✅ Skiing: Gudauri or Mestia are recommended. ✅ Safety: Georgia is generally safe, but it's still important to be mindful of your belongings. ✅ Language: The official language is Georgian, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. 🏫 Each city has its own unique charm 🏫 1️⃣ Tbilisi: God's backyard ✨ The best way to experience this city is to slow down and wander the streets. European castles, ancient churches, and colorful houses create a sense of timelessness. ✨ Don't forget to indulge in the natural hot springs and sulfur baths for a relaxing experience. 2️⃣ Kazbegi: Featured on the cover of *Lonely Planet* ✨ Ananuri Castle, a fairytale castle nestled beneath the snow-capped mountains, attracts countless visitors, transporting them to a dreamlike world. 3️⃣ Mestia: A hiker's paradise ✨ Hike from Mestia through Ushguli, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, forests, glaciers, and flower-filled meadows. This stunning route is truly unforgettable. 4️⃣ Ushguli: A hidden gem in the Caucasus ✨ This ancient village, perched at an altitude of 2,200 meters, retains its medieval charm, as if time has stood still. 5️⃣ Batumi: A romantic coastal city ✨ Here, time seems to slow down, inviting you to savor every moment. ✨ Popular attractions: Batumi Tower, Ferris wheel, Statue of Love, Alphabet Tower, and the Ali and Nino moving statue. 6️⃣ Sighnaghi: The town of love and wine ✨ Just a 2-hour drive from Tbilisi, Sighnaghi features charming red-roofed houses and a mysterious, ancient medieval church. ✨ This town is not only a haven for romance but also a paradise for wine lovers. With 8,000 years of winemaking tradition, every sip of Georgian wine bursts with fruity and floral aromas, creating a delightful and slightly intoxicating experience.

## Georgia: Wine, Mountains, and Soulful Encounters—An Amazingly Affordable Adventure! Hey, traveler! Tired of the same old European towns? Looking for something new and exciting without breaking the bank? Then come to Georgia! This treasure of a country, nestled in the Caucasus Mountains, boasts breathtaking natural landscapes, a rich history and culture, and mouthwatering food and wine—all at prices so low you'll wonder if it's real! 📌Must-See Attractions: Tbilisi:** This ancient capital city is like a fine wine—it gets better with age. Wander through the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, soaking up the history; ascend to the Narikala Fortress for panoramic city views; and don't forget to take a dip in the sulfur baths to wash away your weariness and experience the laid-back local lifestyle. Kazbegi:** A paradise for hikers and a photographer's dream, Kazbegi offers stunning scenery with towering snow-capped mountains, magnificent glaciers, and ancient churches. Hike to the top or take a jeep—either way, you'll be awestruck by nature's grandeur. Sighnaghi:** Known as the "City of Love," Sighnaghi is nestled among vineyards and exudes romance. Stroll along the ancient city walls, admiring the distant mountain views, or visit local wineries to savor delicious Georgian wines and experience a gentle buzz. Mtskheta:** As the former capital of Georgia, Mtskheta is rich in historical and cultural heritage. It's home to numerous ancient churches and monasteries, the most famous being Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, said to house a piece of Christ's robe. 🍽️Food Recommendations: Khinkali (Dumplings):** Georgia's national dish—thin-skinned, generously filled dumplings with flavorful broth. One bite and you'll be in heaven! Khachapuri (Cheese Bread):** Savory cheese encased in fluffy bread. Eat it hot for an irresistible treat! Churchkhela (Nut Candy):** A traditional dessert made with grape juice and nuts, shaped like sausages, chewy and sweet—a perfect energy boost. Georgian Wine:** As the birthplace of wine, Georgia's wine is a must-try! Made using traditional clay pot fermentation methods, it offers a rich, unique flavor. 🏠Accommodation Recommendations: Tbilisi:** Fabrika Hostel & Suites, a renovated factory with industrial-chic style, affordable prices, and a prime location. Kazbegi:** Rooms Hotel Kazbegi, situated at the foot of the mountains, with stunning views, comfortable rooms, and attentive service. Sighnaghi:** Hotel BelleVue Sighnaghi, located in the town center, with clean and tidy rooms at reasonable prices. 🚗Transportation: ✈️Plane:** Direct flights are available from major Chinese cities to Tbilisi International Airport. Train:** Georgia has a well-developed train network connecting major cities. Bus:** Buses are the most economical way to travel, reaching various towns and attractions. Travel Tips: * The official language is Georgian, but English is widely spoken in tourist areas. * The currency is the lari. It's recommended to exchange currency in advance. * The voltage is 220V, and the outlets are European standard, so bring an adapter. * Georgians are hospitable, but be sure to respect local customs. Finally, don't forget your adventurous spirit and a hearty appetite. Come to Georgia for an unforgettable journey! *P.S. Take lots of pictures and tag me when you post them on social media!

Georgia Travel Guide ❤️I. Travel Preparation 1. Visa: Chinese citizens can enter Georgia visa-free for a maximum stay of 30 days. 2. Budget: Georgia has a relatively low cost of living, making it easy for budget travelers. 3. Time: Spring (April-June) and autumn (September-October) are the best times to travel, with pleasant scenery and climate. ❤️II. Must-See Attractions 1. Katskhi Pillar: Featured on the cover of *Lonely Planet*, this attraction perfectly combines European charm with an ancient castle, making you feel like you're in *Game of Thrones*. 2. Ancient City of Mtskheta: Home to a large number of Byzantine churches and Ottoman Turkish-style buildings, Mtskheta allows visitors to experience Georgia's rich cultural heritage. 3. Narikala Fortress and Lake: The magnificent snow-capped mountains and lakes complement each other, making it a paradise for photographers. ❤️III. Food Recommendations 1. Georgian Wine: As the birthplace of wine, Georgia's wines have a unique taste and are worth trying. 2. Local specialties: Don't miss out on dishes such as Georgian stew and Georgian grilled fish. ❤️IV. Travel Advice 1. Choose local tour groups or guides whenever possible, as they are more familiar with local customs and can help you avoid large crowds, making your trip more comfortable. 2. Respect local customs and abide by local laws and regulations. 3. Pay attention to safety and keep your personal belongings safe. ❤️Georgia is a country full of mystery and charm. Its beautiful scenery and cuisine, ancient monuments, and culture will surely bring you an unforgettable travel experience. Come on! Let's embark on a unique journey of discovery in this mysterious country!

1️⃣ Itinerary Recommendation👍 ✅Day 1: Tbilisi Explore the old town of Tbilisi, visit ancient buildings, and savor local cuisine. ✅Day 2: Kazbegi Travel to Kazbegi for hiking or mountain climbing ⛰️ to see the Gergeti Trinity Church and a stunning sunset. ✅Day 3: Banya Springs Relax and unwind with a visit to the local Banya Springs ♨️. ✅Day 4: Lake Bazaleti Drive to Lake Bazaleti and enjoy the tranquil lakeside scenery. ✅Day 5: Batumi Botanical Garden and Kobuleti Town Visit these two culturally rich towns and experience the unique charm of Georgia. ✅Day 6: Return to Tbilisi Return to Tbilisi for some last-minute shopping 🛍️ and leisure activities. 2️⃣ Food Recommendation👍 🌟Georgian barbecue: Rich, flavorful meat combined with aromatic spices. 🌟Georgian crispy baked fish: Crispy baked fish 🐟 served with spices and flatbread. 🌟Georgian milk tea 🥤: Rich, sweet, and a must-try local specialty drink. 🌟Dried fruits from the Batumi Botanical Garden mountains: Taste the natural sweetness and crispy texture of the fruit 🥭. 3️⃣ Helpful Tips 🔔Pay attention to warmth and sun protection when engaging in activities at high altitudes. 🔔When buying local specialties, pay attention to authenticity and price. You can check market prices in advance 💰. 🔔Respect local customs, religious beliefs, and public order. Do not litter 🚮. 🔔Book accommodations in advance to facilitate your travel plans. You can also refer to previous guest reviews to choose hotels 🏨 with excellent service.

Who says "poor" and "beautiful" can't coexist? Georgia smiles: the snow-capped mountains are pure gold, the wine is drunk by the barrel, the beef is dirt cheap, and even the Garden of Eden is half price! Here, you can live in a castle, soak in sulfur hot springs, and be blown away by the snow-capped mountains on a $500 salary, and still have money left over to buy a house - yes, not a fridge magnet, a house! Attraction and food price guide: The scenery in Georgia is the "top of the line" in Europe. 1. Tbilisi Old Town: A thousand and one stained glass churches are hidden in the winding alleys, and the puppet clock tower puts on a "bell-ringing angel show" on the hour, for free! But be careful not to be tempted by the smell of cheese bread from the old lady on the side of the road (10 yuan for a full meal). 2. Mount Kazbek: There is a lonely church at the foot of the snow-capped mountain, a hiker's delight! A round trip by car costs 150 yuan, and the wind at the top of the mountain is strong enough to blow off your wig, but a photo can be bragged about for a lifetime. 3. Batumi Botanical Garden: A tropical rainforest on the Black Sea, tickets are 20 yuan, and it's recommended to bring a date - after all, a peacock's tail is no match for the drama of you two showing off your love. 4. Holy Trinity Cathedral: The pure gold dome is blinding, and the view of the city from the top is free, but the cable car down the mountain is 2.5 yuan, so it's recommended to spend it, after all, shaking legs are not elegant. Dining guide: - Authentic Georgian food costs 30-50 yuan per person, with a platter of grilled meat + cheese boat bread + unlimited wine (local wine is 15 yuan a glass, just right for a tipsy view of the snow-capped mountains). - Mineral water is 3 yuan a bottle, but don't drink too much - sulfur hot springs cost 20 yuan a soak, and it would be embarrassing if you can't hold it in.

❄️1. Introduction to Georgia Georgia is located in western Asia, bordering Russia to the north and Türkiye, Armenia, and Azerbaijan to the south. It has a rich history and culture, blending European and Asian styles. In winter, it is covered in snow, like a fairy tale world❄️ 🌟2. Travel preparation 1️⃣Clothing: Winter is cold, thick down jackets, warm scarves, and gloves are essential🧣 2️⃣Documents: Bring your passport, ID card, etc.📄 3️⃣Skincare products: Moisturizing cream, lip balm, etc., to prevent dry skin. 🌟3. Recommended transportation After arriving in Tbilisi by plane, you can choose to travel by subway or bus in the city. For nearby attractions, chartering or renting a car is a good choice🚗 🌟4. Travel route With Tbilisi as the center, you can go to Kazbek Mountain, Sighnaghi, and other places. ##5. Must-see attractions 1️⃣Holy Trinity Cathedral: Magnificent and spectacular, the white building looks more holy against the snow, and the interior decoration is exquisite, giving people a sense of tranquility🤍 2️⃣Stalin Museum: Displays many items related to Stalin, allowing you to understand history while feeling the cultural heritage of Georgia📸 3️⃣Kazbek Mountain: The snow-capped mountains are majestic, and hiking in the mountains is like being in a snow and ice wonderland❄️ 4️⃣Sighnaghi Town: Known as the "Love Town", the red roofs are scattered, creating a romantic atmosphere💕 5️⃣Old Town of Tbilisi: Ancient and quaint, with winding cobblestone streets full of historical charm🎈 6️⃣Mtskheta: With a long history and simple architecture, you can feel the solemnity of religion🕍 7️⃣Batumi: A seaside city, with a different kind of beauty in winter, the sea and sky are the same color, and walking on the beach is very comfortable🌊 8️⃣Gori: An important city in Georgia, with an ancient castle overlooking the cityscape🏰 🌟6. Photo spots In front of the Holy Trinity Cathedral, with the church as the background, take a panoramic view; during the hike on Kazbek Mountain, with the snow-capped mountains as the background, take a portrait; on the streets of Sighnaghi Town, capture the characteristic buildings and romantic atmosphere. 🌟7. Tips 1️⃣Be careful of slipping when traveling in winter, and be careful when walking on icy roads. 2️⃣Local food has a unique taste, you can try local specialties. 3️⃣Winter has short daylight hours, so plan your itinerary reasonably.

If you ask me which season is my favorite in Georgia, it would be winter💞 If Georgia in spring and summer is "God's back garden🌷" That winter🇬🇪 must be the ice and snow kingdom favored by God🏰 If you want to choose a cost-effective foreign trip in winter where you can play in the snow☃️, I really recommend everyone to come here❗Visa-free and there are few people, pick up your passport📖just leave👣 ❄Winter travel time Georgia, where it snows from December to January, becomes a ski resort🎿experience🆙 🕓Time difference: 4 hours behind China There are four major ski resorts in Georgia: Mestia, Gudauri, Bakuriani and Godez ski resorts. They not only have Alpine characteristics, but they are also close to us! You no longer have to go all the way to ski, you can even try skiing here🚁ski⛷️! ✈️Flight: Depart from Urumqi and fly to Tbilisi, duration is 5 hours 📞Communication: Use your passport to buy a phone card locally and have a stable network. Magti is recommended. ✨Must-see items in Tbilisi: Sulfur Hot Springs This is really a must-have for winter! Georgia's sulfur baths have a long history. You can imagine the feeling of taking a bath in the hot springs on a cold winter day. Sulfur baths also improve skin condition, relieve joint pain and promote blood circulation. It's just not too comfortable ⛷️Ski resort: Gudauri ✨One of the most cost-effective ski resorts. It has high-quality dry powder snow and deep snow covering beginner, intermediate, advanced and wild ski trails, which can meet the needs of skiers of different levels. 🚌Transportation: Charter a car from Tbilisi to Gudauri Ski Resort, which takes about 2 hours by car. It is the most convenient of several ski resorts. 🏨 Accommodation: Gudauri is divided into Gudauri and New Gudauri, Marco Polo and other brand hotels are in Gudauri It is recommended to stay in Xingudali, which is the closest to the ski resort. Most of them are B&Bs🏡, which can be booked online. Hotels and B&Bs are located in block 1-4 and loft 1-4. They are very close and can be slid in and out. 🍝Catering: New Gudauri🈶There are many restaurants and bars, mainly Georgian cuisine. 💡Tips: 🔹The temperature in Georgia is low in winter, so be sure to take measures to keep warm and bring enough thick clothes, scarves, hats and gloves. 🧣 🔹Pay attention to non-slip, especially when walking in the snow, you can prepare a pair of non-slip shoes. 👟 💕Come to Georgia to experience the romance of winter. I believe you will fall in love with this beautiful country. 💖

"Are you here to attack xxx!!!!!!" "Where are the attractions with no people!!!!" Every time I go out during the holidays, I always ask myself these questions from the depths of my soul. As we all know, in China, seeking out niche travel destinations has become a popular trend! If you don't want to be crowded when traveling in China and want to have a super comfortable travel experience, you might want to consider this visa-free and niche country - Georgia. It's so beautiful that it leaves you speechless! If you ask me which season I like best in Georgia, the answer is definitely winter. If Georgia in spring and summer is "God's backyard," then Georgia in winter is like a snow kingdom favored by God. If you want to find a cost-effective foreign destination to play in the snow in winter, I sincerely recommend you come here! It's visa-free and less crowded, so you can just grab your passport and go! 🍂Winter travel time: December to January is the best time to visit Georgia's ski resorts, and the experience is amazing! There is a time difference between here and China, which is 4 hours behind China. 🔶About travel: ✈️Transportation: In China, only Urumqi has direct flights to Tbilisi. It is more cost-effective to transfer from Abu Dhabi, Turkey, etc. A taxi from the airport to the city center costs about 30 GEL. 🪪Visa: It is visa-free for 30 days, and the entry process is very smooth, taking only two minutes. 💰Exchange rate: It is about 1:2.7. It is recommended to exchange US dollars or euros in China, as RMB cannot be exchanged directly. Of course, you can also withdraw money directly from local ATMs. 📱Communication: It is more expensive to buy a card on Taobao, so it is recommended to buy one at the magti business hall at the airport. Although it is a little more expensive than in the city, it saves time and effort. A 7-day unlimited data card is usually enough! 🚖Taxi: You can use Yandex Go and Uber in Tbilisi. There are two subway lines here, and you need to buy a transportation card (2 GEL) to take the subway, which costs 1 GEL each time. You can check out the previous post for a guide on how to buy a bus card. Winter limited niche attraction: "Georgia Snow Country Train Tour" The Kukushka train from Borjomi to Bakuriani is one of the most beautiful train journeys in the Caucasus. This 37-kilometer narrow-gauge railway winds through the forested foothills of the Caucasus Mountains. Along the way, you will enjoy the most beautiful scenery in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region. The train has two carriages, and there is a small balcony at the end of the train. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery, and it is recommended to bring some snacks with you. Bakuriani is now a famous ski resort in Georgia, with 23 ski routes, suitable for both professionals and beginners. It is the most lively place in winter, and locals love to vacation here.

🚀 From the outdoor adventure of Kazbegi to the historical depth of Mtskheta; from the Black Sea pearl Batumi to the mythological Kutaisi... Georgia, a country with a 30-day visa-free policy, has conquered me with its diverse charm! A month-long in-depth tour costs less than 3,000, a great value experience! 💸 Currency tips: With lari in hand, the exchange rate is about 1:2.5, making it easy to travel around Georgia! 📱 Communication worry-free: Buy a 14-day unlimited data card in the city for only 20 lari, and share your travel photos anytime! 🛫 Arrival and departure: Convenient minibus to Yerevan, direct flight from Tbilisi to Guangzhou, Qatar Airways special offer 680 lari, ready to go! 🗺️ Itinerary highlights: Tbilisi: Asian prices, European style, medieval flea market, Holy Trinity Cathedral, puppet clock tower... The city at night is even more romantic. Mestia: A quiet town at the foot of the snow-capped mountains, a paradise for hiking beginners, Ushguli ancient village, waiting for you to explore. Kazbegi: The cover of Lonely Planet, a holy place for hiking enthusiasts, the origin of the Prometheus legend, every frame is a blockbuster. Kutaisi: The eastern end of Greek mythology, Tiffany blue church, Gelati Monastery... A feast of history and art. Batumi: A fashionable city by the Black Sea, romance under the Ferris wheel, the fantasy of the astronomical clock, a must-see for architecture enthusiasts. Signagi: The hometown of wine, medieval style, the story of a small town under the snow-capped Great Wall, even the French are fascinated. Mtskheta: The heart of the Caucasus, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, Jvari Monastery... The whispers of history echo here. 💡 Travel tips: Visa-free policy for the three Caucasus countries, easy to connect! Minibus network is well-developed, travel between cities is unimpeded, making travel more convenient! Georgia, a country that makes people reluctant to leave, waiting for you to discover more surprises!

#trip A popular country for Thais because it's cheap and has good prices. The view up here is really good. I think the atmosphere is really good. The wind is really cool and sometimes it's a bit cold. If it's winter, the props should be mink fur. Today, I came to take pictures of the atmosphere and drive an ATV for adventure and take pictures like a tough female tourist. Hahaha, then go down to walk around the city below. There are a lot of things for sale down there, both souvenirs and food at cute prices. Most of the trips we book with the trip #Georgia.

Road Trip in winter is so awesome!!!! Distributing a driving plan for 8 days, covering all landmarks For those who are going to Georgia, the hottest country 📌 Our 8-day, 8-city travel plan Day 1 Tbilisi - Mestia, sleep in Mestia Day 2 Mestia-Ushguli-Mestia, sleep in Mestia Day 3 Mestia-Kutaisi, sleep in Kutaisi Day 4 Kutaisi - Uplistsikhe -Gori, sleep in Gori Day 5 Gori - Borjomi- Mtskheta, sleep in Mtskheta Day 6 Mtskheta - Gadauri, sleep in Gadauri Day 7 Gadauri - Kezbegi -Tbilisi, sleep in Tbilisi Day 8 Tbilisi, travel around the city #100TravelWays

Last summer, I had the opportunity to stay at Kazbegi View in Georgia. I can say that I was not disappointed! The view of the Kazbek mountains from the balcony of the room was magnificent. Every morning when I woke up, I saw the mountains first. It was so awesome! Pros - There is a restaurant nearby called Resturant tiba. The food is delicious. The staff is good. - The view is beautiful and magnificent in every corner of the accommodation. - The room is spacious with a sitting area, a bar table area (with wine glasses). - There is a balcony in front of the room and a sitting area in the front yard. Cons - If you want to go to the city center, it is quite a distance to walk. But if you like to see beautiful views along the way, you can walk comfortably. If everyone is looking for accommodation with a view of the mountains surrounding Kazbegi, I recommend this place! #AccommodationGeorgia #ReviewGeorgia #kazbegiview #kazbegi #Georgia

Russia - Georgia Friendship Mountain🇬🇪 This is a place that everyone should visit at least once. The atmosphere is good and you can see the 360-degree view of the surrounding valley. It's as beautiful as a painting. There are many beautiful photo spots here. You can take a leisurely walk. When I went, it was early June. The mountains were green and contrasted with the snowy mountains. It was very refreshing. If you come to #Georgia, you must not miss this place. #georgia #georgiareview #summer #monumentofriendship

Truso Valley is like a dream village that many people are looking for. It took about an hour and a half to get here because we were stuck in a cow procession. 😄 When we arrived, we were not disappointed. There is a river flowing continuously. Surrounded by valleys, everywhere you look is lovely. When we came here, we booked a car with a driver. It was like having a guide because they took very good care of us. They took us to eat at a restaurant next to the church. There were nuns taking care of us. The view was very beautiful. There are not many menus here. Most of them are local food. When you finish eating, it's up to you to pay. Finally, I would like to say that you should come. The view is very beautiful. #georgia #georgia #travel

During May 19-26, 2023, I had the opportunity to travel to Georgia. It is a country with European culture and beautiful nature. If you like nature, I highly recommend it. It is so beautiful, like a dream. #Flying with trip 💰Average price per person: 50k including airfare

Georgia is a country located at the junction of Europe and Asia, blending Mediterranean and European cultures💗 · As a crossroads of ancient civilizations 📜, Georgia was once part of the legendary Silk Road 🛣️. The remarkable Silk Road sites still stand today, bearing witness to the richness of a long history. A thriving ancient culture, unique traditions and beliefs make Georgia a fascinating land of myths and legends✨ · A striking feature of Georgia and its people is traditional hospitality. As the old saying goes, Georgians regard guests as "gifts from God." Wherever you are, you will be welcomed with open hearts 🎈 and joy 👋🏻, with good wine 🍷 and delicious food 🍡, as well as banquets, singing and dancing performances, and often accompanied by laughter 🥰 · Although Georgia is relatively small in size, it has grasslands 🌿, semi-deserts 🏜️, subtropical forests 🌲 and glaciers 🏔️, as well as hot springs 🛀🏻 resorts, making it a paradise for travel lovers☁️ · 8 must-visit check-in spots for Georgia travelers Go to [Batumi] to listen to the love story of "Ali&Niol"💗 Go to Kakheti and drink all the Georgian wines at once🥂 Go to the old town of Tbilisi and wait for the lights to come on🌇 Go to [Kazbek] to check in the most beautiful snow-capped mountains on the cover of Lonely Planet🏔️ Go to [Mestia] to find the "Secret of the Caucasus" 👣 Go to [Mtskheta] the ancient capital of the Georgian dynasty 🏰 Go to Kutaisi to visit two world intangible cultural heritages📜 Go to Tsqaltubo for a thrilling "ghost town" adventure ^_^^_^

Share an 8-day, 8-city road trip plan to visit all the landmarks. For anyone who is planning to travel to Georgia, share this so you don't miss out. 💁🏻♀️ As you can see, Georgia is the most viral country in this era. Is Georgia really good? Should you go? Is it really cheap? How to travel? How much money do you need? How many days do you need? We have summarized a review of a Georgia trip for 8 days, 8 cities, with a budget of 18,000 baht (excluding airfare). 📌 We traveled from December 15-23, 2019. 📌 This trip, we traveled with GULF AIR during the promotional ticket period. The trip to Georgia took about 13 hours. Most of the time, you have to connect flights. There are not many airlines from Bangkok to Tbilisi. The most prominent ones that most people choose to have promotions are Gulf Air and Air Astana. If you get a promotional ticket, you will save a lot on the trip because if you really want to go, you have to check the airfare promotion page. (ARPAE, Brother Chang, friends tell me the promotion) If the ticket price is 17,500 baht, you can book it. If it's cheaper, it's the finale. 📌 Our 8-day, 8-city trip plan is as follows: Day 1 Tbilisi - Mestia (8-hour drive) Sleep in Mestia Day 2 Mestia-Ushguli-Mestia Sleep in Mestia Day 3 Mestia-Kutaisi Sleep in Kutaisi Day 4 Kutaisi - Uplistsikhe -Gori Sleep in Gori Day 5 Gori - Borjomi- Mtskheta Sleep in Mtskheta Day 6 Mtskheta - Gadauri Sleep in Gadauri Day 7 Gadauri - Kezbegi -Tbilisi Sleep in Tbilisi Day 8 Tbilisi Tour around the city Return the car at the airport 🚘 Driving around Georgia, you can rent a car to drive around by yourself. The driver must have an international driving license. You can contact the transport department nationwide. When renting a car, we must use both an international driving license and a Thai driving license at the same time every time. Most rental cars there already have insurance that covers car accidents. The rental price is not expensive. We rented a PRIUS for 8 days for 7,300 baht, including everything. The gas price there is the same as in our country. For 8 days, we spent 2,400 baht on gas throughout the trip. If anyone can drive and has some experience driving up mountains, we recommend that you drive around because it saves time and money. If you go with friends and split the cost, it is much cheaper than the cost of a van between cities. Plus, you have plenty of time to travel. You can take pictures wherever you want and manage the place and time by yourself. We will share the ROAD TRIP PLAN below, so you can travel around the city with us without going around in circles. 📌Cost for the whole 9 days 8 nights 1. Food costs 500 baht per day, the whole trip costs 5,000 baht per person 2. Accommodation for 8 nights, average 1,100 per night, divided by two, 4,400 per person 3. Car rental for the whole trip + gas costs 9,500 baht, divided by two, 4,750 per person 4. Transportation to Usguli village costs 550 baht per person 5. Transportation to Kazbegi bypass costs 250 baht per person 6. Tasting card costs 170 baht 7. Taxi fare into town costs 350 baht, divided by two, 175 baht per person 8. Entrance fees to various attractions costs 300 baht per person 9. Souvenirs, wine, snacks, chocolate, and others costs 1,000 baht 📌Total budget for the whole trip is 16,595 baht, which, if you include the airfare of 17,500 baht, means you can visit Georgia for 9 days and 8 nights for the price of Only 35,095 baht, so cheap! 📌After we returned from our Georgia trip, we were not surprised because while we were there, we kept telling ourselves why we had just come to Georgia. Where had we been? It was really great. The nature was magnificent, the architecture was beautiful, the food was cheap, and the price of living was Thai, but it felt like we were in Europe. It’s so good that it’s not strange if it’s popular. It’s really good. Let’s follow us to see where we went on our 8-day Georgia trip. Which cities are not to be missed? What to eat and where to sleep? Follow us to Georgia through this review. #GeorgiaTravel #Georgia #TravelAbroad #TravelAbroadByYourself #TravelEurope #TravelEurope #tripFreeAccommodation

Who would have thought that Georgia has such beautiful nature hidden in it? My first trip to Georgia, I decided to travel in late December because I would experience both Christmas and New Year at the same time. This trip, I rented a car and drove to many provinces here. It was very lucky to drive here because along both sides of the road, there was beautiful nature surrounding this country. I started my trip from Tbilisi - Mtskheta - Gudauri - Stepantsminda - Gori - Kutaisi - Zakdidi - Mestia, etc. It was a 10-day drive. It was very worthwhile because of the beauty of this country. It is an enviable country with beautiful cities and nature. If anyone is wondering whether Georgia is worth visiting, I can tell you that it is very worthwhile to travel. We will see European views along with the tourism. And most importantly, there is a free visa for traveling to Georgia. #georgia #travel #phototravel #withmyshutter #travelabroad #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี