22 photos from hospitable Georgia, where you feel at home, at any time of the year

1. The city of Sighnaghi and the Alazani Valley
2. Old Tbilisi and Narikala fortress
3. Sulfur baths in Tbilisi
4. Jvari monastery
5. Folk dances
6. Cable car in Batumi
7. Evening Batumi
8. Ski resort of Georgia
9. Church on the lonely cliff of Katskhi
10. Sighnaghi - "City of Love"
11. The famous moving sculpture in Batumi
12. Tbilisi in winter
13. Kazbegi
14. Mount Ushba
15. Medieval fortress Rabat
16. Georgian delicacy
17. Georgian cuisine
18. Fortress Ananuri

Video: 22 photos from hospitable Georgia, where you feel at home, at any time of the year

2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10

If you leave home for the New Year, why not go to Georgia. In this amazing country you can enjoy the most beautiful landscapes, delicious lobio, kharcho, chakhokhbili, chakokhi and other dishes of the national Georgian cuisine, and, of course, drink it all with Georgian wine. And also Georgia is endless hospitality, soulful songs and a sea of vivid impressions.

1. The city of Sighnaghi and the Alazani Valley

A walled city located on a high hill in the center of the Alazani Valley

2. Old Tbilisi and Narikala fortress

The fortress is located on Mount Mtatsminda, from where the city is visible at a glance

3. Sulfur baths in Tbilisi

Basements outside are covered with a stone dome

4. Jvari monastery

Georgian Orthodox monastery built in the 6th century near the city of Mtskheta

5. Folk dances

6. Cable car in Batumi

The cable car offers a stunning view of the sea and the resort town of Batumi

7. Evening Batumi

Thousands of bright lights of evening Batumi

8. Ski resort of Georgia

Beautiful views, a lot of snow and tracks for every taste

9. Church on the lonely cliff of Katskhi

In western Georgia, on the impregnable Katskhi cliff, there is a lonely church of Simeon the Stylite. You can get there by a vertical iron staircase, and only for men

10. Sighnaghi - "City of Love"

A small town in eastern Georgia, on the side of a mountain, in the historical region of Kakheti. "City of Love", which is popular among those wishing to get married

11. The famous moving sculpture in Batumi

A sculpture of a man and a woman passing through each other, symbolizing lost love

12. Tbilisi in winter

And in a cold, cloudy time, Tbilisi is a very warm city

13. Kazbegi

View of one of the highest peaks of the Caucasus

14. Mount Ushba

A climber's dream and one of the most picturesque peaks of the Caucasus with a double summit

15. Medieval fortress Rabat

A fortress in the city of Akhaltsikhe after a recent reconstruction

16. Georgian delicacy

Fruit and Georgian national delicacy-churchkhela

17. Georgian cuisine

An integral part of the culture of this country

18. Fortress Ananuri

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