Georgia

Georgia’s food scene is often synonymous with khachapuri (that cheesy bread everyone loves) and khinkali (juicy dumplings you can’t get enough of). But if that’s where your culinary exploration stops, you’re missing out on a world of incredible dishes that are just as flavorful and unique. Georgian cuisine is an endless adventure, and these underrated...Read More

Winter in Georgia is a magical time. The stunning snowy landscapes transform the country into a winter wonderland, offering breathtaking backdrops for various activities. With fewer crowds and the allure of cozy experiences, it’s one of the best seasons to explore the country’s rich culture, stunning landscapes, and world-renowned wines. Whether you’re visiting Tbilisi, the...Read More

Svaneti Georgia, a picturesque and rugged region in northwestern Georgia, has long been one of the country’s best-kept secrets. Known for its unique culture, rich history, and awe-inspiring landscapes, it offers a stark contrast to the bustling city life in Tbilisi and Batumi. Whether you’re seeking to hike through breathtaking valleys, explore ancient villages, or...Read More

Winter in Tbilisi transforms the Georgian capital into a charming holiday scene. Festive lights adorn the streets, the scent of spiced wine wafts through the air, and carols can be heard in all the stores. However, Christmas in Tbilisi offers a unique experience that may surprise tourists. Due to the mix of Orthodox and Western...Read More

Georgian Wine Regions Guide: To some extent, you could say much of Georgia is a wine region. Aside from the high mountains, a large proportion of the liveable area is capable of producing wine, and does. Maybe not always on a commercial scale, but home winemakers producing for personal consumption are almost omnipresent. Wine is...Read More

Nestled in the heart of the Caucasus, Georgia is a land of breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality. Learning a few words and essential phrases in Georgian can significantly enhance your experience and improve communication with locals. So If you’re planning a trip to this enchanting country or simply want to impress your Georgian...Read More

When it comes to Georgian culture, few experiences are as vibrant and memorable as the traditional supra, a feast that celebrates not just food and drink but also friendship, family, and storytelling. Central to this convivial gathering is the tamada, a toastmaster who guides the evening with eloquence and wit, ensuring that each toast flows...Read More

There are a few things that Georgia is becoming known/famous for around the world 1. is khachapuri – in particular the adjaruli khachapuri which is a boat-shaped bread filled with cheese, butter, and an egg (but more about that in our food guides).  2. Georgian wine – Georgia is the birthplace of wine after all!...Read More

From 1817 German (Swabian) settlers, at least 531 families in total, migrated into the South Caucasus. Many of them ended up in Bolnisi (Yekaterinenfeld or Ekaterinenfeld (Russian) / Katharinenfeld (German)), and Asureti (Elisabethtal). They built wonderful German style buildings, with deep wine cellars. They started brewing German beer and making wine in the German way....Read More

Discover Bolnisi Gerogia in the heart of the region of Kvemo Kartli (Lower Karlti). This region lays claim to an off-track, but entirely international-level history. Namely, the oldest evidence of Hominin life outside Africa (in Dmanisi, 1.85M Years), the oldest evidence of winemaking in the world (Gadcharili Gora, 6000 BC), and the largest historic German...Read More