From mid-September, Georgia welcomes the grape harvest season, which used to be a good time for wine tasting;

From mid-October until April of the following year, Georgia's long winter and spectacular snow mountains will become a paradise for ski enthusiasts. Georgia, a small country that shares its name with the U.S. state of Georgia, you may not be familiar with it, and even Georgians can't clearly say whether their country belongs to Europe or Asia. This is a country at a crossroads, with Turkish-style domed baths, Soviet-style pubs, Bangkok-flavored food markets, and Parisian-style boulevards... It exudes a lazy and elegant European atmosphere, and also has a vast mountain view like North Xinjiang, perfectly blending Eastern and Western cultural elements, all of which are stunning. The history of Georgia can be traced back to the Soviet era. It was a member of the Soviet Union and also the hometown of Stalin. Here is full of the Soviet 'steam punk' industrial memories, Russian is basically unimpeded here, and many monasteries have formed a unique 'Georgian' style. Georgia is located on the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus, bordering Russia to the north, spanning Europe and Asia, it is a stop on the Silk Road, with many mountains, glacial lakes, villages, towns and European castles and palaces, it is a paradise for hiking and cycling enthusiasts. In Georgia, you will never feel bored. Here are Pushkin-style sulfur hot springs, strong Soviet-style 'air-raid shelter' subways, the world's third tallest Orthodox church, Tertiary rare Black Sea plant communities... The key is that the consumption level is very friendly, European scenery Asian prices, the cost performance is too high!