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10 Days 9 Nights
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As the journey unfolds, delve into the heart of Kakheti, Georgia’s famous wine region.
Learn about historic academies and monasteries, take in the breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley, and taste the delicious flavors of Georgian wines and cuisine.
Embrace the grandeur of Georgia’s mountain landscapes in Kazbegi, which are sure to leave an indelible impression on everyone.
En route, marvel at the majestic Ananuri Fortress and the UNESCO-listed Jvari Monastery of Mtskheta.
From the summit views at Gergeti Trinity Church, continue to the mysterious cave town of Uplistsikhe, a silent narrator of Georgia’s ancient history.
A visit to Joseph Stalin’s House museum in Gori adds a poignant historical layer to your tour to Georgia.
On the sixth day of our 10-Day tour, you will find yourself in Western Georgia.
Starting from the ancient town of Kutaisi, you will visit the UNESCO-listed Gelati Monastery.
On the way to the Svaneti region, the Prometheus Cave awaits with its remarkable stalactites and stalagmites.
In Mestia, spend two nights enveloped in stunning vistas, including historical churches, towering defense stone towers (Koshki), snow-capped peaks, serene mountain lakes, and verdant woodlands.
This grand 10-Day tour to Georgia concludes with Batumi, a modern coastal city with a rich history.
Batumi makes an excellent summary, showcasing the multifaceted splendor of Georgian culture and landscapes.
Here, experience the vibrant diversity of Georgia, from its modern urbanity to the timeless allure of its seaside.
Upon your arrival in Tbilisi, you will be comfortably transferred to your accommodation. After a brief rest, you will begin your 10-day tour to Georgia with a city tour of Tbilisi. Your journey commences at the Holy Trinity Cathedral, a towering building and one of the world's largest religious structures, with its golden dome visible from nearly every vantage point in the city. Venture next into the historical heart of Tbilisi. The Metekhi Church, perched majestically on a cliff above the Mtkvari River, is a sanctuary dating back to the 13th century with predecessors from the 5th and 6th centuries. Proceed to the ancient Narikala fortress, a 4th-century fortification initially erected for defense. Ascend to the fortress by ropeway, savoring the spectacular panoramas of Tbilisi, and then walk down to Meidan Square. Discover Abanotubani, famous for its historical Sulfur Baths, and stroll through the Legvtakhevi Canyon to uncover a charming waterfall nestled in Old Tbilisi. Continue to Shardeni Street, a neighborhood known for its charming cafes and wine bars. Visit the iconic Sioni Cathedral from the 6th century housing the revered cross of St. Nino. Before returning to your hotel, head towards Freedom Square, passing by notable landmarks such as the Bridge of Peace, Anchiskhati Basilica, and Rezo Gabriadze Theatre's famous clock tower. In the evening of your city tour of Tbilisi, enjoy delicious Georgian cuisine along with the Georgian folklore show at the restaurant.
Take a morning drive to Georgia's wine region, Kakheti. Your first stop is at the Ikalto Monastery, a significant medieval Georgian academy. This 6th-century complex is significant in Georgian educational history, with Shota Rustaveli, the famous poet, said to have studied here. Proceed to the Alaverdi Monastery, a spiritual haven established by monk Joseph Alaverdeli. The site, once home to a 6th-century church, now houses an 11th-century Georgian Orthodox Cathedral surrounded by fortifications. The journey continues to Tsinandali, where you will visit the museum home of Alexander Chavchavadze, a 19th-century poet and public figure known for his European flair. Visit the exquisite English Garden and a wine cellar with a unique assemblage of Georgian and European wines. Have a complimentary glass of Tsinandali white wine. The day culminates in Telavi, Kakheti's largest town, with visits to Batonis Tsikhe, a museum honoring King Erekle II, and the unique Giant Plane Tree. Your night will be spent in a local hotel.
Post-breakfast, drive to the Gremi fortress, a 15th-16th century stronghold now housing a church, a tower palace from the same era, and a museum. Your next destination is Kvareli, where the Khareba Winery awaits, a distinctive wine cellar tunneled into the Caucasus Mountains, offering a wine tour and tasting. Proceed to Sighnaghi, the renowned 'city of love'. The town is encircled by a historical defensive wall with 23 towers; climb the towers and walk along the wall to enjoy breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley. Continue to the Bodbe monastery, a 9th-century nunnery doubling as a tourist attraction. The day concludes with a return drive to Tbilisi for an overnight hotel stay.
After breakfast, head to Kazbegi, stopping at the Jvari monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the 6th century, offering a picturesque confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers. Next, visit the Ananuri Fortress, a magnificent complex set against the backdrop of the Zhinvali reservoir. Proceed along the Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi, stopping for photographs at the Gudauri View Point, the Friendship Monument, and the Jvari Overpass Travertine Natural Monument. In Stepantsminda, either hike or drive to the Gergeti Holy Trinity Church for awe-inspiring vistas of Mount Kazbek. The day will conclude with an overnight stay in Gudauri.
Begin the day by driving to Gori, the birthplace of Joseph Stalin. You will visit the Stalin House Museum, which preserves the Soviet leader's childhood home. A brief photo stop at the Gori Fortress. Continue to the Uplistsikhe cave town situated on the Mtkvari River's left bank. This ancient settlement, dating back to the first and second millennia B.C., played a crucial role in regional politics, culture, and religion during the Hellenistic and Late Antique periods. Explore the cave structures within the complex.
Continue your westward journey on the highway, passing through the Rikoti Pass, a geographical marvel that connects Georgia's east and west. Your destination is Kutaisi, an ancient city that is approximately 3500 years old. The city's first mention appears in the Greek mythological tale of the Argonauts. Finish your day with an overnight stay at a local hotel in Kutaisi.
After breakfast, visit the Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a symbol of Georgia's illustrious "Golden Age". Continue to the awe-inspiring Prometheus Cave, where you will discover a natural wonderland of stalactites and stalagmites. Only six of the cave's 22 halls are open to visitors. Natural Monument extending 1.8 kilometers underground and 40 meters below sea level. Continue your journey to the breathtaking Svaneti region, an area that leaves a lasting impression with a striking contrast of verdant woodlands and majestic, snow-capped mountain peaks. Here, the local defense stone towers (Koshki) rise in harmony with nature, creating a picturesque scene that captures the essence of this unique region. Your day concludes with an overnight stay in Mestia.
Take an exciting morning drive to Upper Svaneti in a 4x4 vehicle. Discover the remote town of Ushguli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, known for its historic Svan towers set against the backdrop of Georgia's highest peak, Snowy Mountain Shkhara. Wander through the village and up to the Lamaria Church, a 10th-century sacred structure. Return to Mestia to delve into the local culture at Margiani's House Museum, where you'll explore an authentic Svan house and tower known as "Margianis Machubi." While in Svaneti, you should try the local cuisine made from local species and full of delicious flavors. Your day ends with another restful night in Mestia.
After breakfast, visit the Svaneti Historical and Ethnography Museum, which houses an array of historical artifacts from the Svaneti region. The collection includes unique icons, engravings, manuscripts, medieval weaponry, and a variety of iron, silver, and copper ornaments. The journey then continues to Batumi, Georgia's vibrant second-largest city, which is located in the scenic Adjara region. You will be transferred to your hotel for the night.
*Optionally, if the weather permits, replace the museum visit with a 4x4 excursion to the scenic Koruldi Lakes, where the breathtaking reflections of the Tetnuldi Mountains in the tranquil waters promise an unforgettable experience (additional fee).
Your morning starts with a comprehensive sightseeing tour of Batumi. This ancient city, mentioned as Batus in literature dating back to the 4th century BC, now combines historical charm with modern allure. Explore Batumi's 7-kilometer boulevard with contemporary architecture, cozy bungalows, café-lounges, restaurants, children's attractions, and artistic modern sculptures. Your walking tour takes you to Europe Square, the enchanting Piazza Square with St. Nicholas Church, Chacha Fountain, 6 May & Nuriegel Lake, Alphabet Tower, the "Ali and Nino" statue, Batumi Port, and Seaside Park. Ascend by cable car to a stunning viewpoint overlooking Batumi. In the evening, drive or take the train to Tbilisi, where you will spend the night.
Your final day of a 10-day tour to Georgia commences with a check-out from the hotel, followed by a transfer to the airport. As you depart from Tbilisi, take with you memories of a journey through Georgia's rich history, culture, and natural beauty.
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