Shota Rustaveli

We left the hotel and began to continue our tour in downtown Tbilisi. Walking through the two main streets of Tbilisi, the high-rise buildings are neatly arranged and clean, fully representing the style of the capital city. But the city's dilapidated side is hard to hide from the alley blocks that go deep down the main road. Tbilisi has become a model for American democracy in the Transcaucasus since the "Rose Revolution" of 2003, the source said. Although the main street of the city is as new as Rustavelli Street, many of the world's brand stores are scattered on both sides of the street, a landscape of Westernized metropolis. But after going 100 meters longitudinally to both sides, it seems to have entered another world. The rugged and narrow streets are flanked by dilapidated houses, and Tbilisi people earning less than $100 a month continue their long-standing lifestyle: women are hardworking and men are idle. It is quite appropriate to read it on the ground. Then cross a large street park with very distinctive trees and flowers and sculptures. Walk a short walk to the famous Rustaveli Street, then walk past the magnificent Capitol, follow the steep ramp next to it, and follow the navigation of "Google Maps" to find the cable car down the hill where we are going to see the view. Buy a round-trip cable car ticket for 7GEL per person, and take the roll-over cable car to the top of the mountain viewing platform near the TV tower.

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