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Beyond Tbilisi: Explore Georgia’s Diverse Wonders

Georgia is a land of stunning contrasts, where ancient history meets breathtaking landscapes. From the snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus to the rolling vineyards of Kakheti, from the Black Sea coastline to the mystical caves of Vardzia, every region offers its own unique charm. Whether you’re looking for adventure in the mountains, cultural treasures in ancient cities, or relaxation in lush countryside, Georgia invites you to explore its endless wonders.

Journey beyond Tbilisi and uncover the beauty of Georgia’s diverse regions.


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Discover Georgia Through Personal Stories

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Telavi

Telavi - Kakheti’s Historic Heart

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Set amidst the enchanting landscapes of eastern Georgia, Telavi is a town with a welcoming, relaxed pace and a rich tapestry of historical sites. Ideal for a day trip or a longer stay, Telavi offers visitors a unique mix of ancient landmarks, natural beauty, and the warmth of local culture. Start your visit at Batonis Tsikhe, an 18th-century fortress and former royal residence. With its walls and towers still standing strong, the fortress transports visitors back to the days of the Kakhetian kings. Inside, the museum showcases artifacts, weapons, and traditional dress, giving insight into the region’s royal history. Just steps away, you’ll find Telavi’s famous 900-year-old plane tree, a monumental natural sight .....

Martvili Canyon

Martvili Canyon: Georgia’s Enchanting Emerald Oasis

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Nestled in the lush, green landscapes of Samegrelo, Martvili Canyon is one of Georgia's most magical natural attractions. Known for its emerald waters and steep rock formations, the canyon offers a rare glimpse into the raw beauty of the Georgian countryside. Located just a short drive from the town of Martvili, this canyon has become a favorite destination for both locals and visitors who are drawn to its serene atmosphere and dramatic landscapes. Martvili Canyon’s main allure is its stunning river, which carves a path through the high cliffs, creating narrow passages and tranquil pools. A boat ride is the most popular way to explore the canyon. As you glide through the winding waterway, you’re surround......

Gonio Fortress

Gonio Fortress: Ancient Stronghold by the Black Sea

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Nestled on the coast of the Black Sea, near the lively city of Batumi, Gonio Fortress, previously called Apsarus or Apsaros, is a historical gem that offers visitors a captivating glimpse into Georgia’s ancient past. A blend of Roman, Byzantine, and Georgian architecture, this fortress has withstood centuries of change and remains one of the most significant archaeological sites in the region. The origins of Gonio Fortress date back to the Roman period, with its construction believed to have started in the 1st century AD. Its strategic location at the crossroads of important trade routes made it an essential military outpost throughout history. The fortress was once part of the Roman defense system, guarding the ....

Shukhuti

Lelo Burti: Georgia's Oldest Rugby Game

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In the rolling hills of Guria, a region famous for its lush landscapes and distinct culture, one of Georgia’s most cherished traditions endures: Lelo Burti. Often referred to as the Georgian ancestor of rugby, Lelo Burti is a spirited, rough-and-tumble game with deep roots in Gurian life, celebrating strength, unity, and community pride. Unlike conventional sports, Lelo Burti is more than a game, it’s a symbol of local identity and a rite of passage for many Gurians, particularly in the villages where it has been played for centuries. What Is Lelo Burti? Lelo Burti, or simply “Lelo,” is a game where two teams, often representing rival villages, compete to move a large, heavy leather ball (sometimes weighing as ....

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