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

Georgia Tour: Explore a Mysterious Country! 8-Day Tour Guide: Explore Every Corner of This Beautiful Country! -------- 🛫Itinerary: In-Depth Georgia Tour Day 1: Departure✈️Tbilisi Arrive in the capital of Georgia. Visa-free entry. Private airport transfer to a selected hotel. Free time to start your journey. Day 2: Explore Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral -> Freedom Square -> Bridge of Peace -> Metekhi Church -> Narikala Fortress -> Mother of Georgia Travel through history and modernity, and experience the religious culture and urban charm of Tbilisi. Day 3: Explore Ancient Sites Ananuri Fortress -> Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument -> Gergeti Trinity Church Visit the fortress ruins, witness the friendship between Russia and Georgia, and visit the ancient church to experience tranquility. Day 4: Sighnaghi Tour Sighnaghi Old Town -> Bodbe Monastery -> Chronicle of Georgia -> Tbilisi Sea Stroll through the ancient city streets, visit the nunnery, remember historical moments, and finally relax by the sea. Day 5: Explore Culture Svetitskhoveli Cathedral -> Jvari Monastery -> Stalin Museum -> Uplistsikhe Cave Town Experience the solemnity of the cathedral, the tranquility of the monastery, the historical depth of the museum, and the mystery of the cave town. Day 6: Batumi Scenery Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery -> Ali and Nino Statue -> Batumi Boulevard After a sacred journey to the cathedral and monastery, enjoy street art and stroll along the beautiful seaside boulevard. Day 7: City Tour Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God -> Europe Square Visit the religious center of Batumi and experience the modern atmosphere of Europe Square. Day 8: Return✈️ According to your flight time, an English-speaking driver-guide will take you to the airport. End of your wonderful Georgia tour. -------- Travel Essentials: 🧳Georgia Travel Checklist! 📞Prepare a SIM card. You can buy one upon arrival to stay connected. 🔌Prepare a plug adapter. German or European standard is fine. No need to worry about charging. 🪪Prepare your passport and visa. You will need them for entry and exit. 👚Prepare seasonal clothing. If you go in December, bring a thick coat to stay warm and stylish. Don't forget your charger and camera📷 to capture beautiful moments! -------- As you travel through Georgia, you will find that the stories and scenery here are worth savoring and remembering.

7-Day Georgia Tour: The best plan to explore the whole country! A super detailed guide to help you explore every corner of this mysterious country. Don't miss it! -------- 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Departure ✈ Georgia Embark on a mysterious Caucasus journey and head to Georgia! Day 2: Arrival in Tbilisi Welcome to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia. 24-hour airport transfer service and a comfortable hotel in the city center. Day 3: Ananuri Fortress > Jinvali Water Reservoir > Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument > Gergeti Trinity Church Explore the ancient Ananuri Fortress, enjoy the tranquil beauty of Jinvali Water Reservoir, feel the deep friendship between Russia and Georgia, and finally visit the solemn Gergeti Trinity Church. Day 4: Bodbe Monastery > Sighnaghi Old Town > Kindzmarauli Corporation Wine House Visit the mysterious Bodbe Monastery, stroll through the ancient streets of Sighnaghi Old Town, and taste the wine of Kindzmarauli Corporation Wine House. Day 5: Uplistsikhe Cave Town > Stalin Museum > Jvari Monastery > Svetitskhoveli Cathedral Visit the Uplistsikhe Cave Town and feel the weight of history; visit the Stalin Museum and learn about the changes in history; visit the Jvari Monastery and feel the religious atmosphere; finally visit the magnificent Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Day 6: Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral Visit the Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral all day and enjoy its unique architectural style and religious culture. Day 7: Tbilisi Hotel - Airport Transfer End of the journey. The driver will pick you up 3 hours in advance to ensure a smooth return. -------- Some tips: - Visa information: Georgia and China have a mutual visa exemption agreement. Single stay should not exceed 30 days. 📅 - Food: Must-try cheese pie and red wine. 🍷🧀 - Exchange rate: The exchange rate between the Georgian lari and the Chinese yuan is stable, so you don't need to worry about spending too much. 💶💴 - Travel preparation: Avoid the numbers 13 and 666, as they are considered unlucky. 🔍 - Transportation tips: Domestic transportation is centered on Tbilisi, so plan your trip in advance. 🚗 -------- If you like Georgia, don't miss this guide! Follow me for more exciting content! 🌟

#Unpopular Attractions Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (Pillar of Life Cathedral) is a Georgian Orthodox church located in eastern Georgia. Orthodox philosophy advocates the unity of God and the world, the harmony between God and humans, the combination of divinity and humanity, and the unity of theology and philosophy. It opposes rationality and advocates mysticism. Currently, Eastern Europe and Russia are generally Orthodox rather than Catholic, although their origins are both ancient Rome. The Pillar of Life Cathedral is one of the most important churches in Georgia and is listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site. Built in the fourth century. It took on its present shape in the 11th century. Some of the early stones still remain. It's worth a visit when traveling to Mtskheta, the former capital of Georgia. Admission is free.

A 20-minute drive from Tbilisi is the small town of Mtskheta, which used to be the capital of Georgia and the largest city in the country. Now Mtskheta is a small but very cozy town with beautiful streets and temples. A particularly beautiful view of Mtskheta and the confluence of the Aragvi and Kura rivers opens from the ancient Jvari monastery, which stands on a hill above the city. This is definitely one of the best views I've seen in my life 😍 #georgia #europe #mtskheta #tbilisi #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer

Jvari Monastery is located on the top of the mountain 30 mins drive from Tbilisi. The highlight if this place is two different color of river collided. It was raining very hard on the day we went to Jvari monastery. We barely see any views since it was very foggy. Fortunately we were able to see two rivers meets. I would have like this place more if we had better weather. But good thing was it was no one there so we enjoyed ourselves. Entrance fee: Free

Getting There -you can go to Mtskheta from Tbilisi by car or public bus, it takes 20-30 minutes only Attractions - Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, old streets etc. all of them are free, there is also restaurants and some souvenir shops. #newyearadventure #tripblazers #yearofrabbit #2023travelwish #mytripvlog #本地遊 #cafe #georgia #mtskheta #sakartvelo #格鲁吉亚

Mtskheta (მცხეთა) is a city in Mtskheta-Mtianeti province of Georgia. One of the oldest cities of Georgia and its former capital, it is located approximately 20 km (12 mi) north of Tbilisi, at the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers. Currently a small provincial capital, for nearly a millennium until the 5th century AD, Mtskheta was a large fortified city, a significant economical and political centre of the Kingdom of Iberia.

The renovated old houses surrounding the Mtskheta cathedral transformed in small taverns, coffee shops, wine bars and souvenir shops are very offering for many tastes. The cathedral itself with its tall stone wall is majestic. A must see at about 24 km near Tbilisi. #givethanks #givethanks

Not only is it a beautiful view of the town below, of the two rivers mixing, and of the mountains surrounding - but also in the distance on a clear day you can also clearly see Kazbegi and the Caucasian mountains. A bit crowded inside but beautiful to see. #givethanks #givethanks

This cathedral worth visiting. During our visit, it was an active church with more than one wedding service simultaneously taking place alongside a general daily service for local worshippers. The vast majority of tourists showed due respect for those taking part in these services. One hopes that this is always the case. #givethanks #givethanks

A seven-day in-depth tour of Georgia, exploring the history and culture hidden within museums. A unique journey awaits you. Get ready for this personalized guide! -------- Georgia, located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is surrounded by the Caucasus Mountains 🏔️ and boasts a rich history. It is known as the Garden of God 🌹. This was once a hub of the Silk Road and the birthplace of wine 🍷, waiting for you to explore! -------- 🚩Itinerary: Day 1: Departure ✈ Georgia Embark on a mystical journey to the Caucasus, filled with anticipation! Day 2: Arrive in Tbilisi Finally arrive in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia! A driver will be waiting 24 hours a day to provide attentive service. Day 3: Ananuri Fortress—Jinvali Water Reservoir—Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument—Gergeti Trinity Church A day of cultural exploration, exploring historical fortresses, admiring the scenery of the reservoir, experiencing the Russia-Georgia friendship, and visiting the solemn church. Day 4: Sighnaghi Old Town—Kindzmarauli Corporation Wine House Stroll through the old town, savor the historical charm, and then head to the winery to enjoy fine wine and delicious food. Day 5: Uplistsikhe Cave Town—Stalin Museum—Jvari Monastery—Svetitskhoveli Cathedral Explore the secrets of the cave town, visit the Stalin Museum, and then head to the ancient monastery and cathedral to experience the fusion of religion and history. Day 6: Flea Market Dry Bridge Visit the local flea market, search for interesting treasures, and experience the local lifestyle. Day 7: Tbilisi Hotel - Airport Transfer The journey ends. Return home with wonderful memories. The driver will pick you up three hours in advance to ensure a smooth transfer to the airport. -------- Must-see attractions: - 🏰 Ananuri Fortress: A geographical landmark of Georgia. The magnificent scenery by the lake is definitely worth seeing! - ⛪️ Gergeti Trinity Church: This church nestled in the mountains is stunning. Standing here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the entire town. - 🏛️ Sighnaghi Old Town: Walk along the red brick streets of the town and experience the charm of the ancient churches and towers. -------- Travel essentials: Pre-trip checklist for Georgia 🧳 📞 A phone card for easy communication. Magti has good signal. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential. European standard plugs are applicable. 🪪 Keep your passport and visa safe for inspection upon entry. 👔 Dress warmly in February. Down jackets and thick sweaters are essential. 🔋 Bring chargers and power banks to keep your devices charged. 💊 Carry common medications with you just in case. 💰 A small amount of cash and credit cards make shopping more convenient. -------- 🌟 Don't forget to enjoy every moment of your journey in Georgia and create unforgettable memories!

A romantic winter trip, an 8-day tour of Georgia and other countries, exploring the warmth and charm of the snowy and exotic countries, is definitely not to be missed! / 🛤️Travel route: Day 1: Urumqi->Tbilisi Depart for Urumqi, then fly to Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and prepare to start your exotic trip! Day 2: Bodbe Convent->Sighnaghi Old Town->Tunnel Winery Kharebas->Tbilisi Sea Visit Bodbe Convent and feel the religious atmosphere; stroll through Sighnaghi Old Town and experience the historical charm; taste the fine wines of Tunnel Winery Kharebas, and then go to the Tbilisi seaside to enjoy the sea breeze. Day 3: Pillar of Life Cathedral -> Ananuri Lake -> Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument -> Stepantsminda Holy Trinity Church Visit the magnificent Pillar of Life Cathedral, then head to the picturesque Ananuri Lake; then visit the Russian-Georgian Friendship Monument to feel the deep friendship between the two countries; finally visit the Stepantsminda Holy Trinity Church to appreciate the charm of religious architecture. Day 4: Stalin Museum->Peace Bridge->Mother Georgia Statue Learn more about the history of the Stalin Museum, walk along the Peace Bridge to feel the tranquility, and then visit the revered Mother Georgia Statue. Day 5: Holy Trinity Cathedral in Tbilisi -> Haghpat Monastery -> Republic Square -> Yerevan Stairs Visit the sacred Holy Trinity Cathedral in Tbilisi, then go to the historic Haghpat Monastery; then the bustling Republic Square, and finally climb the Yerevan Stairs to overlook the beautiful city. Day 6: Garni Temple->Geghard Monastery->Lake Sevan->Sevan Monastery Visit the ancient Garni Temple, then go to Geghard Monastery to experience the tranquility; then go to Lake Sevan to enjoy the beautiful scenery, and finally visit the historical heritage of Sevan Monastery. Day 7: Echmiadzin Church and Zvartnots Archaeological Site Visit the Echmiadzin Church to experience its unique architectural style and explore the historical sites of the Zvartnots Archaeological Site. Day 8: Return Concluding this rich Georgia trip, we set off for home, with full of memories and gains! 🛫 / Attractions recommendations: 🏛️ Holy Trinity Cathedral in Tbilisi: The pure gold dome shines brightly in the sun, attracting attention. Climb up to the top of the dome and enjoy the panoramic view of the city. Don’t miss it! ⛪ Holy Trinity Church in Stepantsminda: This church stands majestically surrounded by mountains. Standing here, you can overlook the entire town and feel the magnificence and sacredness of nature. 🌊 Lake Sevan: Want to get close to nature? Lake Sevan is your best choice! This is a great place for camping, swimming and picnicking. The beautiful lakeside scenery will make you linger. / **Notes**: - Cuisine: Georgian cuisine is rich, be sure to try local specialties such as khachapuri and kebab! 🍖🥖 - Airport transportation: You can take a taxi or bus from the airport to the city. Taxis are more convenient but slightly more expensive. 🚖 - February climate: The temperature in Georgia is moderate in February, but there is a big temperature difference between morning and evening, so you need to prepare a thick coat. 🧣❄️ - Currency exchange: The local currency is Lari. It is recommended to exchange in advance or use ATM to withdraw money. 💵 - Safety tips: Although the public security is good, you still need to remain vigilant and pay attention to the safety of your personal belongings. 🔒👜 / 🎉We hope you will find your own travel story and have a great time during your multi-country tour in Georgia!

Travelers! Explore the Three Caucasus Countries and visit the museum! Enjoy a 9-day tour, experience the charm of history and culture, and collect the best! / The Three Caucasus Countries 🌍 are located between Iran and the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea. Here, you can find ancient civilization history 📜 and stunning mountain scenery 🏔️. It is known as the "forgotten garden" of God 🌺. / 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Baku, meet your driver at the airport, and check in to your hotel. Day 2-3: Visit the mud volcanoes, Gobustan rocks, and old town of Baku, then head to Shamakhi, and finally arrive in Sheki to check in. Day 4: Cross the Agdam border, pass through Signagi, and arrive in Tbilisi to check in. Day 5-6: Travel to Yerevan, visit the Khor Virap and Echmiadzin Cathedral, then return to Tbilisi. Day 7: Visit the Ananuri Fortress, admire the Kazbegi snow-capped mountains from afar, and return to Tbilisi. Day 8: Visit the Uplistsikhe Cave Dynasty and Stalin Museum in Gori, then head to Mtskheta to visit the Jvari Monastery and the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, and return to Tbilisi. Day 9: Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral, old town, and other attractions in Tbilisi, and finally meet your driver at the airport for departure. / Recommended attractions: Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: MRX8+3H8, Tbilisi, Georgia - Opening hours: 07:00-21:00 - Duration: 1-2 hours - The golden dome shines under the sun, and you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city from the top of the church. Ananuri Fortress ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: 5P73+G5H, Ananuri, Georgia - Opening hours: 09:00-20:00 - Duration: 2-3 hours - Known as the "national geographic business card" of Georgia, the ancient fortress stands quietly by the lake, telling the story of the past. Gergeti Trinity Church ⭐⭐⭐⭐ - Address: MJ6C+V4J, Kazbegi, Oni, Georgia - Opening hours: Friday 09:00-22:00; Monday-Thursday, Saturday-Sunday 09:00-17:00 - Duration: 2-3 hours - This church is built on the mountain, with a magnificent view. Standing in front of the church, you can overlook the entire town, and the view is great. / Travel essentials: 📞 Phone card: Prepare a local phone card in advance for easy communication and avoid being out of touch. 🔌 Plug adapter: A German plug adapter is essential for charging. 🆔 Documents: Passport, visa, and itinerary are all essential. 👕 Clothing: The weather in February is slightly cold, so you should prepare a thick coat and long-sleeved clothes. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Charge your phone and camera at any time to avoid any regrets. 💊 Essential medicines: Prepare cold medicine and stomach medicine in case of emergency. 💰 Cash and bank card: Prepare a certain amount of cash, as well as UnionPay and VISA cards for shopping. / Travel to the Three Caucasus Countries and experience the charm of history and nature. Don't forget to leave your footprints and stories! 🌟

Georgia tour, 8-day tour guide is here! Super detailed itinerary and attractions, take you to explore Georgia, hurry up and collect it! . Georgia, a country with a long history 🏛️, a hidden paradise under the Caucasus Mountains 🏔️. There are not only magnificent natural scenery, but also unique hot spring culture ⛲️ and wine 🍷, waiting for you to explore! . 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Tbilisi Arrive in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, the driver will wait for you 24 hours, and check in to the hotel in the city to rest. Day 2: Tunnel Winery Kharebas -> Bodbe Monastery -> Sighnaghi Old Town Visit the mysterious tunnel winery, feel the tranquility of Bodbe Monastery, and then stroll through the historic streets of Sighnaghi Old Town. Day 3: Jvari Monastery -> Svetitskhoveli Cathedral -> Jinvali Water Reservoir -> Ananuri Fortress -> Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument Visit Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, enjoy the beauty of Jinvali Water Reservoir, visit Ananuri Fortress, and finally pay tribute to the Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument. Day 4: Gergeti Trinity Church -> Kutaisi State Historical Museum -> Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery Feel the sacredness of Gergeti Trinity Church, learn about the history and culture of Kutaisi, and then visit the ancient charm of Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery. Day 5: Kutaisi -> Batumi -> Batumi Cable Car Head to Batumi, take the Black Sea cable car, and enjoy free time. Day 6: Stalin Museum -> Uplistsikhe Cave Town Visit the Stalin Museum to learn about history, and then explore the peculiar landscape of Uplistsikhe Cave Town. Day 7: Free time in Tbilisi Free time all day, you can freely choose attractions to visit, no car service is included. Day 8: Tbilisi Hotel - Airport Transfer The driver will take you to the airport according to the flight time, end the pleasant trip to Georgia, and go home! . 🎒 Travel essentials: Georgia pre-trip checklist 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy contact. 🔌 Plug converter is a must, no obstacles to use electrical appliances. 🆔 Be sure to bring your documents, visa and passport are indispensable. 👚👖 Clothes should be seasonal, Georgia needs to keep warm in November. 🔋 Chargers and power banks greatly increase battery life. 🎩🧣 Hats and scarves to keep out the cold, travel comfortably and happily. . 🎉 Georgia, a mysterious country waiting for you to explore! Don't hesitate, come and start your dream journey~✨

8-day Georgia itinerary: Explore ancient castles, savor local cuisine, and experience unique culture! Check out this guide and get ready to explore Georgia! . 🏃 Itinerary suggestions Day 1: Arrive in Tbilisi, meet your private driver, and check in to your hotel. Day 2: Visit Ananuri Fortress, the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument, and Gergeti Trinity Church to experience the beauty of history and religion. Day 3: Explore Uplistsikhe Cave Town, visit the Stalin Museum, and see Bagrati Cathedral and the castle ruins to experience ancient civilization. Day 4: Visit Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God, take a photo with the Ali and Nino statue, and stroll along Batumi Boulevard to enjoy the seaside scenery. Day 5: Visit Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral to experience the power of faith. Day 6: Stroll through the old town of Sighnaghi, visit Bodbe Monastery, learn about local culture at the Sighnaghi Museum, visit the Chronicle of Georgia, and relax by Tbilisi Sea. Day 7: Free day in Tbilisi. Your Chinese-speaking butler is available online at any time, so you can enjoy your free time. Day 8: Visit Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, stroll through Freedom Square, enjoy the city views from the Bridge of Peace, pray at Metekhi Church, and visit Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia statue to experience the greatness of motherhood and the country. . 🧳 Travel checklist: Georgia travel essentials 📞 SIM card: Prepare a local SIM card in advance so you can enjoy the Internet without worry. 🔌 Plug adapter: A travel essential so you can charge your devices. 🪪 Documents: Make sure you have your passport and visa so you can pass through immigration smoothly. 👚 Clothing: Georgia is a little cool in November, so bring a thick coat. 🔋 Charger: Make sure your phone and camera are charged so you can capture all the beautiful scenery. 🎒 Comfortable backpack: Pack all your essentials so you can travel with ease. . Every step you take in Georgia is a beautiful view, so don't miss out! Like and save this post, and take this guide with you on your trip to Georgia! 🚀

Mtskheta is one of the oldest cities in Georgia, with a history dating back to 2000 BC. From the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD, it was the capital of the Kingdom of Kartli, and the origins of the Georgian script and the Christian church are closely related to this city. Although King Vakhtang I moved the capital to Tbilisi, 20 km away, after the 5th century, Mtskheta remains the cultural and spiritual capital of Georgia, and the baptism, coronation, wedding, and funeral of successive kings are still held in Mtskheta. The Cathedral of the Living Pillar is the most sacred place in the ancient city. The many visitors to the cathedral have turned the streets into a huge market, filled with all kinds of shops and stalls, from colorful handmade textile dolls to Georgia's special long-haired hats, and strings of Chruchkhela hanging in the air, colorful nut plates, ice cream, and the Turkish coffee buried in fine sand that is particularly popular in the Caucasus... The dazzling array of goods is overwhelming. The history of the Cathedral of the Living Pillar dates back to the 4th century AD, when King Mirian III of Kartli (also known as Iberia) ordered the construction of the church in the center of the capital Mtskheta at the suggestion of St. Nino. This was the first Christian church built in Georgia, and although it has been destroyed and rebuilt many times, it has always been an important symbol of Georgian religion and culture. The present building was rebuilt by the medieval Georgian architect Arsukidze between 1010 and 1029. Before the construction of the Holy Trinity Cathedral in Tbilisi, it was the largest and most magnificent Orthodox church in the Caucasus. Legend has it that the blood robe worn by Christ at his death was buried here, and later a cedar tree grew from the tomb, which was used to make seven pillars to support the church. However, during construction, one of the pillars rose into the sky and could not be pulled back until St. Nino prayed and it descended to the ground. It is said that the holy liquid seeping from this pillar can cure diseases, so King Mirian named the church Svetitskhoveli, which means "the pillar of life" in Georgian, and thus the church is translated into Chinese as the Cathedral of the Living Pillar. Unfortunately, the original frescoes in the church have been painted over, and the existing frescoes have been repainted and restored, with only a few remaining medieval frescoes. There is a small shrine in front of the stone pillar on the right side of the hall, where the blood robe of Jesus is said to be buried underground. It is also worth mentioning that the remains of several Georgian kings are buried under the floor of the church, the most famous of which are, of course, King Mirian III and Queen Nana, who led Georgia to convert to Christianity. Their burial places are simply marked with stone carvings on the ground.

Jvari means "cross" in Georgian, so this church is also known as the Church of the Holy Cross. Legend has it that in the 4th century, Saint Nino came to Mtskheta and erected a huge cross here to guide the Georgians to convert to Christianity. In 337, Georgia became the second country in the world to adopt Christianity as its state religion. In 545, Guaram I, the Duke of Kartli, built a small chapel on the north side of the cross, the "Small Church of the Cross." Between 586 and 605, his son Stepan Oz I built the current main church, the "Great Church of the Cross." The church was built on top of Jvari Mountain, and the reliefs on the outer walls have been severely weathered, showing the vicissitudes of time. The 11th-century wall surrounding the church is even more dilapidated, with most of it gone, leaving only some broken walls. Standing in front of the church, the entire ancient city of Mtskheta and the spectacular confluence of two rivers unfold before your eyes. The Mtkvari River, originating in Türkiye, and the Aragvi River, originating in the Caucasus Mountains, meet here, forming a huge Y-shape. On one side is the jade-like clear Aragvi River, and on the other side is the dark yellow Mtkvari River. The ancient city of Mtskheta lies at the confluence of the two rivers. Among the clusters of red-roofed houses, the majestic silhouette of the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral stands out. The architectural plan of the Jvari Church is cross-shaped, which was the first of its kind in Georgia at the time. It influenced the subsequent local and even Armenian church architectural styles and is known as the "cross church" style.

12-Day Caucasus Tour: Explore the Caucasus! Discover historical sites, enjoy delicious food and beautiful scenery, and don't miss this travel guide. Save it now! -------------------- The Caucasus is located at the intersection of Europe and Asia and has a rich history. 🏰 Azerbaijan's Fire Mountain, Georgia's wineries 🍷, and Armenia's Lake Sevan all exude unique regional charm. Also known as Transcaucasia, it's waiting for you to explore! -------------------- Route Suggestions: 🚩Mysterious Journey Through the Caucasus Day 1: Depart ✈️ Fly directly to Urumqi and then transfer to Baku to start your adventure in Azerbaijan! Day 2-3: Baku In-Depth Tour 🚌 Visit the ancient rock art and mini mud volcanoes of Gobustan, then visit iconic Baku buildings such as the Maiden Tower and Flame Towers. Next, head to Shamakhi and Sheki to experience the historical charm of the Juma Mosque. Day 4-5: Sheki Wine Tour 🍷 Visit Khareba Winery to taste fine wines, pass through the wine bottle tunnel, and then head to Telavi. Stroll through the old town of Sighnaghi, and finally arrive in Tbilisi to enjoy a relaxing sulfur bath. Day 6-7: Tbilisi to Yerevan 🚌 Visit Haghpat Monastery, then head to Armenia's Lake Sevan to taste delicious trout. Next, explore Yerevan and several historical sites and monasteries in the surrounding area. In the evening, enjoy a Duduk dance performance. Day 8: Yerevan City Tour 🚶‍♂ Visit the Armenian Genocide Museum, stroll along the pedestrian street and various squares, feel the artistic atmosphere of the Cafesjian Center for the Arts, and then head to Tbilisi, Georgia. Day 9-10: Tbilisi Surroundings Adventure 🚌 Visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, then head to Gudauri and Gori to visit the Stalin Museum and his former residence. Finally, return to Tbilisi to experience the city's prosperity. Day 11: Tbilisi Cityscape 🚡 Take a cable car to overlook the city, visit Narikala Fortress and the Holy Trinity Cathedral, stroll through the flea market, and then fly back to Urumqi. Day 12: Urumqi 🛬 End your Caucasus tour and return home. -------------------- Travel Preparation: 📞 SIM Card: Prepare a local SIM card in advance for easy communication and internet access. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Mainly German standard plugs, remember to bring an adapter. 📜 Documents: Passport, visa, itinerary, etc., must be kept safe. 👔 Clothing: January is cold, bring warm coats, sweaters, and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Ensure electronic devices are always charged. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine, painkillers, band-aids, and other common medicines. 💰 Cash and Credit Card: Prepare some local currency and bring a credit card as a backup. -------------------- 🎉 We hope you enjoy every moment of your Caucasus tour and create unforgettable travel memories!

Winter break is the perfect time to travel! Embark on a multi-country tour of Azerbaijan and more, with an 8-day itinerary that will take you on a whirlwind tour of exotic destinations! -------- Azerbaijan, located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is a country with a rich history and abundant oil and gas resources, earning it the nickname "Land of Fire."🔥 This multi-country tour will allow you to experience the unique charm of different regions, so don't miss out on this mysterious country!🌍✨ -------- 🛤️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Baku and enjoy the services of a personal butler. You can also choose to upgrade to a Chinese-speaking guide. With private transfers, you can start your journey with ease! Day 2: Visit the Mud Volcanoes, Baku Old City, Maiden Tower, and Shirvanshah Palace to explore the fusion of nature and history and experience the unique charm of Azerbaijan. In the evening, head to the Heydar Aliyev Center and Flame Towers to enjoy the city's night views. Day 3: Visit the Juma Mosque and Sheki Khan's Palace to gain a deeper understanding of local religious culture and architectural styles. Day 4: Cross the border into Georgia and explore the Sighnaghi Old Town and Bodbe Monastery to experience the exotic charm. Head to the Chronicle of Georgia and Tbilisi Sea to appreciate the harmonious coexistence of nature and culture. Day 5: Visit the Ananuri Fortress and Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument to learn about the vicissitudes of history. Then, head to the Gergeti Trinity Church and Mount Kazbek to admire the magnificent mountain scenery. Day 6: Visit the Stalin Museum and Uplistsikhe Cave Town to trace the historical context. Explore the Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral to experience the solemnity and sanctity of religion. Day 7: Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi and stroll through Freedom Square and the Bridge of Peace. Visit the Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress, and Mother of Georgia Statue to experience the rich cultural heritage of Georgia. Day 8: End your pleasant journey and return to your departure point, bringing home a wealth of memories and experiences! -------- Some tips: - Airport transportation: Check local transportation information in advance. You can rent a car or take a bus to the city center.🚌 - Food: Try local specialties such as kebabs and lavash.🍖🌮 - Time difference: Azerbaijan is 4 hours behind Beijing time, so be sure to adjust your schedule accordingly.🕰️ - Currency exchange: Exchange local currency in advance for emergencies.💵 - Safety: Keep your personal belongings safe and avoid going out alone at night.🔒👜 -------- With a variety of cultural experiences and a smooth journey, your trip to Azerbaijan will be unforgettable, and you'll be looking forward to your next adventure!

This 10-day travel guide to the three Caucasus countries will undoubtedly become a great helper in your exploration of the new world! Stop searching, everything you need is right here! -- 🌍Itinerary:🌍 🛩️Day 1-Day 1: Depart to Urumqi and then fly to Tbilisi, Georgia. 🚌Day 2-3: We will take a bus from Tbilisi to Lake Sevan in Armenia, then go to Yerevan and visit Ghani and Ararat. 🚍Day 4 - Day 4: Return from Yerevan to the beautiful city of Tbilisi. 💼Day 5-Day 5: Depart from Tbilisi, pass through Mtskheta, and finally arrive at Gudauri, the whole journey takes about 2 and a half hours. 💦Day 6-7: Depart from Gudauri via Gori and then return to Tbilisi, then fly from Sighnaghi to Baku. 🚀Day 8-Day 10: Spend a day in Baku, visit Gobustan, then return to Urumqi from Baku, and finally return to our starting point from Urumqi. -- Attractions suggestions: Ananuri Fortress ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5P73+G5H, Ananuri, Georgia Open from 9:00 to 20:00 The game lasts 2-3 hours The National Geographic business card of Georgia is like a big rock standing up from the lakeside. You must not miss it! Mother Georgia Statue ⭐⭐⭐ Sololaki St, Tbilisi Open all day The game lasts 20-30 minutes Like a mother guarding her child, with dignity and solemnity. She holds a sword in her right hand, you must come and see it! Lake Sevan ⭐⭐⭐ Lake Sevan, Armenia Open all day The duration of the game is 1-2 hours This is a great place for camping, swimming and picnicking. The scenery by the lake is breathtaking, with nature and romance coexisting. Pillar of Life Cathedral ⭐⭐⭐ Narekvavi-Mtskheta-Railway Station, Mtskheta, Georgia Open from 08:00 to 19:00 The duration of the game is 1-2 hours This is where the legendary cloak of Jesus is located. The tense and mysterious atmosphere will definitely leave a deep impression on you. Heydar Aliyev Center ⭐⭐⭐ HeydNr Aliyev Prospekt, 1, Baku, Azerbaijan Open from 11:00 to 18:00 on Tuesday to Friday, 11:00 to 17:00 on Saturday and Sunday; closed all day on Monday The game lasts 2-3 hours One of the landmarks of modern Baku, designed by Zaha Hadid, the ultra-modern architecture feels like a box of treasures. It is recommended to go and have a look! -- Tips for visiting: 1. Climate in January: January in the three Caucasus countries is winter, with low temperatures and possible snow❄️. It is recommended to bring down jackets and ski equipment. 2. Price of specialties: Specialties such as red wine and cheese are moderately priced, but please avoid buying them in overly commercialized attractions as they may be a little more expensive. 3. Food: Don’t miss the Caucasus’s ʞჰინკალი and ხაჭაპური, which have a unique taste and can heal your travel fatigue in minutes. -- So, this is the end of my trip to the Three Caucasus Kingdoms. I hope my guide can bring you some inspiration. Have a nice trip!

Explore the Caucasus on a 12-day tour! Carefully selected routes will take you to Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. Don't miss out! -------------------- The Caucasus is located at the junction of Europe and Asia. It has a long history and a unique regional style. 🏔️ Explore the mystery of the Flaming Mountains, feel the tranquility of Lake Sevan, and climb to the top of Mount Kazbek to enjoy the charm of nature and history! 🌄 -------------------- Itinerary: Day 1: Fly to Urumqi, then fly to Baku to start your Caucasus tour! Day 2–3: Explore Baku, visit the Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape, and experience Azerbaijani culture. Then visit temples and palaces in Sheki. Day 4–5: Head to Telavi, pass through the old town of Sighnaghi, and finally arrive in Tbilisi to enjoy a sulfur bath. Day 6–7: Visit the Tbilisi Monastery, then head to Yerevan, Armenia. Taste Lake Sevan trout on the way, and enjoy a song and dance performance in the evening. Day 8: Explore Yerevan, visit the Armenian Genocide Museum and the Art Museum, and feel the history and artistic atmosphere of the city. Then head to Tbilisi. Day 9–10: Depart from Tbilisi, visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, then head to Gudauri, and finally visit the Stalin Museum and former residence in Gori. Day 11: Tour Tbilisi, take a cable car, visit statues, fortresses, and cathedrals, and stroll through the flea market. Then fly back to Urumqi. Day 12: Arrive in Urumqi, end your pleasant Caucasus tour, and head home! 🏠 -------------------- Recommended attractions: 💒 Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral: The pure gold dome is dazzling, and the beautiful scenery is breathtaking. 🏰 Ananuri Fortress: Known as the National Geographic card of Georgia, it stands quietly by the tranquil lake. 🛡️ Narikala Fortress: A witness to history, it was once an indestructible line of defense protecting Tbilisi. ⛪ Gergeti Trinity Church: A sacred place surrounded by mountains, it is magnificent. Standing here, the whole town is at your feet. 🗽 Mother of Georgia: A majestic statue standing on the top of Sololaki Mountain, holding a sword in her right hand, showing the tenacity and strength of Georgia. -------------------- **Tips**: * Visa information: You need to apply for a visa in advance to visit the Caucasus. E-visas are convenient and fast. 🌟 * Airport transportation: The capitals of the three countries all have international flights, making transfers convenient and travel worry-free. 🛫 * Specialty prices: Handicrafts and specialty wines are affordable and suitable as souvenirs. 🎁 * Food exploration: Georgian khachapuri, Armenian ghapama, and Azerbaijani lavangi are all must-try local delicacies! 🍽️ -------------------- Come to the Caucasus to enjoy exotic customs and leave unforgettable travel memories!

Hey guys! Here's a guide for an 8-day multi-country tour including Georgia, to help you explore exotic customs and cultures. This is all you need! Get this super practical guide now! . Georgia is an ancient country with a long history, where snow-capped mountains 🏔️ and glaciers intertwine with forests 🌳 to create a beautiful picture. The unique local customs, wedding 💒 songs and dances, and red wine 🍷 will give you an in-depth experience of exotic customs and cultures. . 🛫 Route overview: Day 1: Arrive in Baku and enjoy the micro butler service, with an optional upgrade to a Chinese-speaking guide. Free time after hotel check-in. Day 2: Explore the Old City of Baku, visit the Maiden Tower and the Palace of the Shirvanshahs, visit the Juma Mosque, experience the Heydar Aliyev Center, and finally climb the Flame Towers for a panoramic view. Day 3: Visit the Mud Volcanoes and Gobustan Rock Art, visit the ancient fire temple, and feel the charm of Yanardag. Day 4: Visit the Juma Mosque again, then head to the magnificent Sheki Khan's Palace. Day 5: Stroll through the old town of Sighnaghi, visit the Bodbe Monastery, visit the Chronicle of Georgia, and feel the grandeur of the Tbilisi Sea. Day 6: Visit the Ananuri Fortress, admire the Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument, visit the Gergeti Trinity Church, and finally conquer the magnificent Mount Kazbek. Day 7: Visit the Stalin Museum, explore the Uplistsikhe Cave Town, feel the tranquility of the Jvari Monastery, and finally visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Day 8: Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, visit Freedom Square and the Bridge of Peace, visit the Metekhi Church, climb the Narikala Fortress, and take a photo with the Mother of Georgia. 📸 . 🧳 Travel checklist: 📜 Visa and passport, for smooth travel to multiple countries. 🔌 Plug adapter, to deal with different sockets in different countries. 📱 Local SIM card, for both internet and phone calls. 👚 Lightweight down jacket and thick coat, essential for keeping warm in January. 🔋 Multi-function charger, to keep your phone and camera charged at all times. 🎒 Comfortable backpack, for easy carrying of personal items. . Multi-country tour, enjoy the beauty of Georgia and its surroundings, the trip ends but the memories last forever, may your journey be full of beauty and surprises!

Hey, girls! Lunar New Year is coming. Do you want to visit Georgia and other countries to experience exotic customs? Check out this 8-day travel guide to explore multiple countries and start a unique New Year journey! . 🚩Route Overview: Day 1: Gather in Beijing and get ready for an exciting trip to Georgia! Day 2: Explore the natural beauty of Upland Park -> Experience the grandeur of the Flame Towers -> Admire the ancient art of Gobustan Rock Art Cultural Landscape -> Visit the modern architecture of the Heydar Aliyev Center -> Immerse yourself in the legend of the Maiden Tower. A day of cultural tours to experience the charm of time and space. Day 3: Visit the sacred Juma Mosque -> Appreciate the historical heritage of the Palace of Shaki Khans. Feel the intertwining of faith and power among the ancient buildings. Day 4: Visit the Bodbe Monastery to experience the quiet life of the nuns -> Stroll along the cobblestone streets of the old town of Sighnaghi to savor the charm of history. Day 5: Climb the Ananuri Fortress to appreciate the strategic location -> Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Zhinvali Reservoir -> Visit the mysterious Gergeti Trinity Church. A day of travel to experience the integration of nature and religion. Day 6: Visit the majestic Svetitskhoveli Cathedral -> Experience the warmth of the Mother of Georgia statue. Experience the deep love of Georgia at the intersection of art and faith. Day 7: Depart from Tbilisi, fly to Baku, and then transfer back to Beijing to end this unforgettable trip to Georgia. Day 8: Arrive safely in Beijing, organize your beautiful memories, and look forward to your next trip! . Travel Preparation: 🧳 📞 Prepare a phone card for easy contact. 🔌 A plug adapter is a must-have. Georgia uses the European standard. 🪪 Make sure you have all the documents. Don't forget your visa and passport. 👚 Wear warm clothes in January. Prepare thick clothes and down jackets. 🔋 Don't forget to bring a charger. You need enough power for a multi-country trip. 🎩 Hat, sunglasses, and sunscreen. Take enough sun protection measures. 💊 Bring common medicines with you for a healthy and safe trip. . Enjoy the exotic customs and have a smooth journey. I hope this guide will add some color to your trip. Have a nice trip!

⛪Mtskheta, an ancient city, is like a shining pearl of Georgian religious culture. Every brick and stone is engraved with a thousand years of history and exudes a strong religious atmosphere. 【Svetitskhoveli Cathedral】 It is the most important religious building in Mtskheta and an outstanding representative of Georgian architectural art. The cathedral is magnificent, and its architectural style combines Byzantine and Georgian local characteristics. The tall dome and exquisite murals inside all show the solemnity and sanctity of religion. Legend has it that the robe of Christ is preserved here, attracting countless believers to come to worship. Standing in the church, you will be surrounded by a sense of tranquility and awe. 【Jvari Monastery】 The monastery is located on the top of a mountain, with an excellent geographical location, overlooking the panoramic view of Mtskheta and the surrounding magnificent natural scenery. The architectural style of the monastery is simple and ancient, perfectly integrated with the surrounding natural environment. Here, you can not only feel the strong religious atmosphere but also enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Especially at sunset, the golden afterglow is sprinkled on the monastery, and the whole picture is like a beautiful oil painting, which is intoxicating. 🍱Food Recommendations: Georgian barbecue: This is a blessing for meat lovers. Fresh and tender lamb or beef is selected, marinated with unique spices, and grilled on charcoal until crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, with a fragrant aroma. Paired with local specialty vegetables and sauces, the taste is rich and unforgettable. Khachapuri: A traditional Georgian cheese bread with a variety of shapes and flavors. The inside of the bread is filled with rich cheese, and some will add ingredients such as eggs and ham. One bite is full of happiness. The freshly baked khachapuri is steaming hot, and the cheese will stretch. Be sure to taste it while it is hot. 💡Travel Tips: Respect local religious customs, dress appropriately when entering churches and monasteries, and avoid wearing overly revealing clothing. It is best for women to prepare a headscarf to wear when entering religious places. The mountain road to Jvari Monastery may be rugged, so it is recommended to wear comfortable sports shoes or hiking shoes for walking. You can try to learn some simple Georgian daily expressions, such as greetings and thank you, which will make your communication with locals smoother and more pleasant.

8-day ski tour in Georgia! Enjoy the snow-capped mountains and snowy scenery. Start your new winter skiing experience now! -------------------- 🛣️ Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive in Tbilisi, and your private driver will pick you up and take you to the hotel🏨. Rest and prepare for the upcoming adventure! DAY 2: Visit the ancient Ananuri Fortress and feel the weight of history -> Go to Gudauri Ski Resort and enjoy the fun of ice and snow🎿. DAY 3: Travel back in time and visit the Uplistsikhe Cave Town -> Explore the Bagrati Cathedral and castle ruins and savor the vicissitudes of history. DAY 4: Visit the solemn Batumi Cathedral of the Mother of God -> Take a photo with the Ali and Nino Statue -> Stroll along the beautiful Batumi Boulevard and feel the sea breeze. DAY 5: Visit the Jvari Monastery and experience the tranquility of religion -> Visit the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and appreciate the charm of architecture. DAY 6: Stroll through the old town of Sighnaghi and feel the charm of the ancient city -> Visit the Bodbe Monastery and learn about the life of nuns -> Visit the Sighnaghi Museum and the Chronicle of Georgia and learn more about the history and culture of Georgia -> Go to Tbilisi Sea and enjoy a relaxing time by the sea. DAY 7: Free day in Tbilisi. You can explore the charm of this city, and the Chinese platform butler is always online to serve you! DAY 8: Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi and feel the sanctity of religion -> Stroll through Freedom Square and the Bridge of Peace and appreciate the prosperity and tranquility of the city -> Visit the Metekhi Church, Narikala Fortress, and Mother of Georgia Statue, and end this unforgettable trip to Georgia. -------------------- Must-see attractions: 1. 🌟 Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi: The pure gold dome is dazzling, and the beautiful scenery is waiting for you to enjoy! 2. 🏞️ Ananuri Fortress: A geographical landmark of Georgia, the magnificent figure by the lake is waiting for you to visit. 3. 🛡️ Narikala Fortress: The historical defense line of Tbilisi, feel the resilience of the city and the precipitation of time. -------------------- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 SIM card: Get a local SIM card first, so you can stay in touch and not worry about losing contact. 🔌 Plug adapter: Georgia uses European standard plugs, so remember to bring an adapter. 🪪 Documents: Passport and visa are essential, and it is safer to carry a copy with you. 👔 Clothing: January is cold, so bring a thick coat, thermal underwear, and comfortable shoes. 🔋 Charger and power bank: Keep your electronic devices fully charged for peace of mind when traveling. 💰 Cash and credit card: Prepare some cash and a credit card for emergencies. -------------------- Georgia is a beautiful country, and we hope you will have a wonderful and unforgettable time here!🌺

|City Walks. Hello! Here's a carefully curated 13-day travel guide to the Caucasus! It contains all the travel tips you need to know, so check it out! -------- 🎉🌍Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Tbilisi and start your charming journey. Day 2-Day 3: Visit Khareba Winery🥂, Sighnaghi City Wall, and Bodbe Monastery. Experience the Cathedral of the Living Pillar, Jvari Monastery, and the Georgian Military Road. Admire the Aragvi River Reservoir and Ananuri Fortress. Enjoy the Kazbek Mountains⛰️ and Stepantsminda from a jeep. Visit the Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument🪦 and more. Day 4-Day 5: Visit Stalin's House and Stalin Museum to experience history. Stroll through Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery. Enjoy the waves of the Black Sea🌊, a heartwarming afternoon tea at Ali and Nino💯, and the local customs. Day 6-Day 7: Visit the Mineral Water Park, Rabati Castle, and Vardzia to enjoy the beauty of history. Enjoy the natural scenery and cultural atmosphere of Sevanavank and Yerevan. Day 8-Day 9: Visit Garni Temple, experience farm life, taste the wine of Ararat Winery🍷, and immerse yourself in the history of the Armenian Genocide Museum. Stroll along the pedestrian street🌲, rest at the Cascade, and enjoy a cultural and artistic performance of ballet👣. Day 10-Day 13: Visit the Holy Trinity Cathedral📸, Old Town, Bridge of Peace, and Mother of Georgia💗 to learn about history. Admire the beauty of the Chronicle of Georgia🪦. Stroll between the Maiden Tower and Palace of the Shirvanshahs in Baku. Visit Highland Park, look west to the Flame Towers🔥, and admire the Heydar Aliyev Center and Ateshgah. Return to Urumqi and end your wonderful journey to the Caucasus. -------- Some tips: 1. Food🍴: Don't miss the local delicacies of the three countries: Georgian cheese bread, Armenian barbecue, and Azerbaijani plov. They have unique flavors and are worth a try. 2. Visa information📝: Chinese citizens need a visa to visit the Caucasus, so remember to prepare before departure. 3. Airport transportation🚕: You can take public transportation or a taxi from the airport to the city. If you have a lot of luggage, a taxi is more convenient. 4. January weather☃️: January is winter, and the temperature in the Caucasus is about -6°C to 6°C. Remember to bring warm clothes and rain and snow protection. -------- That's it. The beautiful journey to the Caucasus is really unforgettable! 😊 I hope my sharing is helpful to you~😉

Mtskheta is one of the oldest and most historically significant cities in Georgia. It was the former capital of the Iberian Kingdom from the 3rd century BC to the 5th century AD and is also the center of Christianity in Georgia. Important Facts About Mtskheta: 1. Historical and Religious Significance: Mtskheta is where Christianity was declared the state religion of Georgia in 337 AD. The city is also home to several holy sites that are important to Georgian history. 2. Important Places in Mtskheta: Svetitskhoveli Cathedral This cathedral was built in the 11th century and is one of the most important churches in Georgia. It houses the cloak of Jesus Christ according to Christian belief. It is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Jvari Monastery Located on a hilltop near Mtskheta, it was built in the 6th century. It is an example of early Georgian architecture. The view from the monastery overlooks the confluence of the two rivers, the Kura and Aragvi. Mtskheta Museum Displays antiques and historical items found in the area. 3. Cultural significance: Mtskheta is a symbol of Georgia's religious and cultural identity. The city remains the center of the Georgian Orthodox Church. 4. Getting there: Mtskheta is just 20 kilometers from Tbilisi. You can reach it by car, taxi or minibus in about 30-40 minutes. 5. World Heritage status: In 1994, Mtskheta was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, thanks to the many ancient sites that reflect Georgia's history. Mtskheta is a great destination for those interested in Georgian history, religion and culture, and is also a great place to take photos and enjoy the beautiful views!

Traveling during Spring Festival? Why not try a 6-day tour of Georgia? Unique scenery and exotic culture will make your holiday special! -------------------- Georgia is a country with a long history and stunning natural scenery. 🏞️ The snow-capped mountains and glaciers here are reminiscent of Switzerland, while the unique local customs add to its charm. 🎭 When you visit Georgia, don't miss the ancient fortresses and the beautiful Black Sea coast! 🌊 -------------------- 🛣️ Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive at Tbilisi Airport, then enjoy a private transfer to the hotel. 🏨 After check-in, you can explore this charming city at your leisure. Day 2: Tbilisi Holy Trinity Cathedral > Freedom Square > Bridge of Peace > Metekhi Church > Narikala Fortress > Mother of Georgia Travel between history and modernity and experience the unique cultural charm of Tbilisi. Day 3: Ananuri Fortress > Russia–Georgia Friendship Monument > Gergeti Trinity Church Explore the majesty of military fortresses, experience the deep friendship between Russia and Georgia, and appreciate the tranquility and solemnity of ancient churches. Day 4: Sighnaghi Old Town > Bodbe Monastery > Chronicle of Georgia > Tbilisi Sea Experience the history of the old town, visit the mysterious nunnery, and finally enjoy the sea breeze at Tbilisi Sea. Day 5: Svetitskhoveli Cathedral > Jvari Monastery > Stalin Museum > Uplistsikhe Cave Town Learn about the religion and history of Georgia, experience the relics of the Stalin era, and explore the ancient cave town. Day 6: Bagrati Cathedral and Gelati Monastery On the last day, visit the spectacular Bagrati Cathedral and find inner peace at Gelati Monastery. 🙏 End this unforgettable trip to Georgia. -------------------- **Travel Essentials**: 📞 For communication, a SIM card is a must. We recommend buying one locally for convenience and affordability. 🔌 A power adapter is important for travel. Georgia uses the European standard, so don't forget to bring one. 🪪 Of course, you need a passport and visa for travel. You need them to enter and leave the country. 👔 Georgia is a bit cold in January, so prepare a down jacket and thermal underwear. 👟 You'll be walking a lot, so comfortable shoes are a must. Sneakers and hiking boots are both good options. 🔋 Don't forget a charger and power bank. You'll feel more at ease with a charged phone. 💰 Cash and credit cards are also important for shopping and spending. -------------------- We hope you have a memorable and moving trip to Georgia. Don't forget to share your travel stories! 🌄