Hidden near the town of Chiatura, Dzudzuana Cave in western Georgia reveals the world’s oldest flax fibers—over 32,000 years old. This prehistoric site, with its natural formations and ancient artifacts, offers a fascinating glimpse into humanity’s earliest creativity and craftsmanship.Read More
Mtskheta, Georgia’s first capital and spiritual heart, lies just outside Tbilisi. With its UNESCO-listed churches, mountain monasteries, and timeless charm, this “city-museum” invites travelers to explore Georgia’s ancient soul, savor local flavors, and experience the warmth of its living history.Read More
Step beyond Tbilisi’s historic center to discover a different side of Georgia’s capital — from the open-air Ethnographic Museum and serene Turtle and Lisi Lakes to the monumental Chronicle of Georgia and the shimmering Tbilisi Sea, where nature meets history.Read More
Nestled in Georgia's rugged hills, Chiatura is a haunting ghost town, once home to 30,000 souls and a manganese mining powerhouse for the USSR. Now, with just 13,000 residents, its colossal Soviet ruins, like the abandoned Pioneer Palace by architect Chkheidze, whisper of faded glory.Read More
Nestled high in Georgia’s Racha region, Lake Udzhiro captivates with its mysterious turquoise depths and challenging mountain trails. Discover two scenic routes, pristine nature, and unforgettable alpine trekking—perfect for adventurers seeking a serene escape amid breathtaking landscapes.Read More
Discover Hada Gorge, Georgia's hidden valley of ancient towers and untamed wilderness. Explore emerald slopes, iron-rich springs, cascading waterfalls, and historic watchtowers guarding Mtiuleti's rugged beauty. Hike trails, spot volcanic rocks, and immerse in Caucasus folklore before new roads change it forever.Read More
Georgian wine, born from 8,000 years of tradition, embodies the soul of its people and the spirit of the land. From ancient qvevri methods to vibrant vineyards, each sip tells a story of culture, resilience, and timeless hospitality.Read More
