World Tourism Day: 10 Must-Explore Beautiful Places in Georgia
By Priyanka Roshan | Sept 26, 2024
Georgia, nestled at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, is a hidden gem known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture. As the host country for World Tourism Day 2024, let’s discover ten must-see destinations in this enchanting land.
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Tbilisi
The capital city features eclectic architecture, charming old town streets, and vibrant nightlife. Don’t miss the Narikala Fortress for stunning views and the historic Abanotubani sulfur baths.
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Batumi
This coastal city on the Black Sea is known for modern architecture and a lively promenade. Visit Batumi Boulevard and the Ali and Nino Statue for a taste of local culture and nightlife.
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Kutaisi
One of Georgia’s oldest cities, Kutaisi is home to UNESCO sites like Bagrati Cathedral and the Gelati Monastery. Nearby, the Prometheus Cave offers an underground adventure.
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Stepantsminda
Nestled in the Caucasus Mountains, Stepantsminda is known for its views of Mount Kazbek. Hike to the Gergeti Trinity Church for breathtaking scenery.
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Svaneti
Famous for its medieval architecture, Svaneti is a picturesque region with ancient villages like Ushguli and Mestia, perfect for hiking and cultural exploration.
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Vardzia
This remarkable cave monastery, carved into cliffs in the 12th century, features hundreds of rooms and churches, showcasing Georgia’s rich history.
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Sighnaghi
Known as the “City of Love,” Sighnaghi offers cobbled streets and views of the Alazani Valley. Explore its colorful houses and local vineyards.
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Mtskheta
One of Georgia’s oldest cities and a UNESCO site, Mtskheta features the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery for stunning river views.
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Borjomi
Famous for its mineral waters, Borjomi is surrounded by lush forests. Explore Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park and taste the famous mineral water.
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Katskhi Pillar
The Katskhi Pillar is a 40-meter limestone monolith in Georgia, topped by a 6th-century monastery, offering stunning views and historical significance.
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