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Return to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, from Armenia, because we will take a flight to Kazakhstan in Tbilisi. The flight is at night, and we will continue to visit Tbilisi during the day. [Mtskheta Ancient City], listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO Mtskheta Ancient City was built in the Bronze Age of the Georgian Dynasty Located at the intersection of ancient trade routes and at the confluence of two rivers. This ancient city was the capital of the Georgian Dynasty until the 5th century, when the Georgian Dynasty moved its capital to Tbilisi. As a religious center, Mtskheta Ancient City follows the architectural style of the 11th-century church domes and cross-shaped planes. Mtskheta Ancient City is a classic example of medieval church architecture and a witness to the exquisite art and culture of the Georgian Dynasty. At the [Jvari Church] on the top of a mountain near the ancient city of Mtskheta, Overlooking the panoramic view of the ancient city of Mtskheta, the Jvari Church is the oldest church in the ancient city of Mtskheta. It was built between 585 and 604 AD. The worship of the cross is a symbol of the piety of the Georgians, which is also reflected in the name of the church ("Jvari" means cross). [The Castle of God] can be traced back to the early Iron Age. It is located on a towering rock cliff. From the castle, you can overlook the banks of the Mukovari River. The cave city was carved out of natural sand and stone and covers an area of ​​​​eight hectares. For a long time, this land has nurtured millions of Georgians. Although the cave city has experienced years of wind and rain, and even been threatened by earthquakes, it is still magnificent and magnificent. It is still a model of the perfect combination of pagan and Christian architectural styles. The cave city