Borjomi on a rainy day in Georgia

If you search for Borjomi on Taobao, you'll find a 500ml bottle of mineral water priced at 28 yuan, which costs about 2 lari in local Georgian supermarkets, and in Borjomi, you can find its 'spring eye'. ✏ In the Borjomi City Park, the most eye-catching feature is the green pavilion with a glass dome, where you can freely drink Borjomi mineral water or fill it into containers to take away. The Borjomi here is a warm water source, and unlike the bottled water in supermarkets, it is not carbonated. Legend has it that drinking a cup every day is beneficial to health, but drinking too much can harm the spleen and stomach. However, I personally do not like its taste; it's too salty. The park entrance fee is 5 lari, and the park is much larger than imagined, with a hot spring pool as another attraction. Further on, you can complete a loop by walking. 🍽 Visited several restaurants in town 📍Inka Café This place has very delicious khachapuri, you can tear off a piece of the hot bread and dip it into the buttery, cheesy, egg yolk center. 📍ნამცხვრის სახლი A dessert shop on the banks of the Kura River with a pleasant view, and the cakes are very cheap. 📍Old Borjomi Georgian cuisine, reasonably priced, and tastes good. 📍Cafe Iggy A slightly stylish restaurant with a full atmosphere. 📍Cafe Tourist A small restaurant with four tables, a friend said the roast chicken is good, but the wine is not.