Travel Guides

Georgia has gone from a backpacker’s paradise to a popular tourist destination in less than 10 years, and today is by far the most traveled country of the South Caucasus, and it’s evident the reason why: its rich history and stunningly diverse landscapes make it a perfect destination for those who love nature and history at its grandest.

From its lush valleys dotted with vineyards to its ancient church and watchtowers tucked away in stunning mountain landscapes, Georgia never disappoints. In recent times, Tbilisi is now one of the most fashionable cities in Europe and has a growing club scene, world-class eateries as well as a variety of organic wine bars that make it the hippest place in the region. Its unique qualities are also its spirited, proud citizens: Georgia claims to be the place where wine was first made, and it is a city where visitors are considered to be blessings while hospitality and warmth are the essences of life.

But if you have decided to visit this mesmerizing country, you have a bunch of options to travel around the Caucasus and explore the highlights of the region. You have Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Turkey nearby, pretty much on car-driving distance. We will cover what you can see around the country in either a few hours or few days.
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The sulfur baths of Tbilisi are a must-see when visiting the city. This is especially true if you visit the city in October or March when it is much colder. Although it is an enjoyable experience, it is important to be informed before you go. We visited six bathhouses in Tbilisi’s Abanotubani area but only used two. Here’s what we learned about the prices, conditions, and quality of Tbilisi’s sulfur baths. What you should bring, how they look inside, and what happens when you get out!
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Tbilisi, located in Georgia’s Southern Caucasus Mountains, is a charming city that appeals to all types of travelers. The city is a relatively unknown tourist destination that boasts beautiful architecture, stunning views, and delicious food. There are also wine-growing areas and many family-friendly activities. Tbilisi is a great place to take a break with your kids.
Tbilisi’s climate is ideal for tourists all year. Tbilisi is surrounded by mountains on three sides and close to the Black Sea. It has its own microclimate. It has mild winters and warm summers.
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Fashion is more than just an entertainment business. It plays a major role in the development of the Georgian economy. People are familiar with Georgia through the fashion industry thanks to great designers like Demna Gvasalia (creative director at Balenciaga, head designer for Vetements). Gvasalia, a post-Soviet icon who brought the post-Soviet aesthetic onto the global stage, won attention with his 90s-inspired collections. Even though Gvasalia declared that Eastern Europe was over in 2017, young Georgians continue to flock to bazaars to purchase knockoffs and occasionally authentic pieces.
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Georgia is anything but not a boring country that people mistake it for. Yes, the country has an enormously massive history, tasty food, the friendliest people, and loud culture, but it does not mean that all there is to do is visiting museums, mountains, or seaside resorts. You can have fun, too! In fact, Georgia is home to some of the most extraordinary and extreme sports, activities, and events that attract thousands of international tourists every year. We will be covering the most adventurous things to do in Georgia country and maybe what not to do in Georgia, as well.

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