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Incredible People, Amazing views and cool culture
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soaring unemployment that creates a lot of frustrated youth.
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Definatly one of my favorite destinations now!
9 Reviews and 59 Opinions The Courtyard Tbilisi (Marriott) is a somewhat blandly good hotel, situated in the perfect Tbilisi...
1 Review and 82 Opinions It is very nice hotel. maximum of 10 rooms. and nice breakfast. located in down town. very near to...
1 Review and 18 Opinions The newly built Sheraton Batumi offers comfortable surroundings with direct beach access and...
Veroali Says: Davit Gareja is located close to Azerbaijan border and has totally different nature scenery than the rest of Georgia. Hot weather, dry, parched land with...
Veroali Says: I dont exactly know if this is a danger or adrenalin. Georgians drive fast and dont keep the rules so much. On the other hand i havent seen any car accidents. I...
Veroali Says: The transportation by taxi is cheap, however marshrutka, a small bus for like 20 people (but can be twice more :-)), is much more cheap and you travel with...
Veroali Says: Probably the main reason why people travel to Georgia is hiking in Caucasus. I havent seen more beautiful mountains than Caucasus. Kazbegi is famous and often...
Veroali Says: If you travel to Georgia, you will probably not miss the capital of Tbilisi. It is very pleasing and absolutely safe city, where I felt really comfortable. It...
Veroali Says: I was told that two or three years ago there was no hostel or cheap accommodation in Tbilisi, only few expensive hotels. It has changed a lot. Georgia is ready...
DAO Says: OK. This can be a little confusing. The Emergency Phone Numbers in Georgia are: Fire Department: 011Police: 022Ambulance: 033Alternatively you can ring 022 and...
UnaN Says: you can get to georgia by train from Armenia and Azerbaijan by SilkRoad ExpressIf you wanna get from Tbilisi to Borjomi or Batumi you can also use train....
Tobias_Plieninger Says: The georgian railway system is in extension.If you want to buy train tickets don't be irritated by the ticket sellers.Some are very rude and refuse to sell a...
Ryan_murphy24 Says: It's the second time, I've visited the capital of Georgia. To tell the truth there are few night clubs. last saturday I've been in Rustaveli Avenue, in Magti...
TREASURES OF GEORGIA - SAPARA MONASTERY
UnaN Says: Sapara Monastery dating from 1300 AD. The name Sapara comes from the term "hidden place", as it was a medieval retreat from advancing Ottomans.fcI'ts an amazing...
jhdtjf Says: If you visit to Tbilisi - the capital of Georgia,you are always welcome to the HOTEL "SALO" on "PIKRIS GORA" - the prettiest place in the centre of Tbilisi.The...
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I will not give a shop name because I couldn't find a good place for shopping. Just some small shops on Tbilis's main roads. Georgia's money is Lari. It is not...
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Q: Is the beach nice in Batumi? Would you recommend going there? How is the water in September?

A: The beach is not sand, but golf ball sized stones. The promenade is quite long with a few activities scattered along it. It's relatively clean. But Batumi is better...
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One of my Absolute Favorite places in the World

Corruption, brutal history, muggings, poverty, hostile neighbours, great people, no English, heavy drinkers, amazing scenery and soviet statues. All descriptive words of a country on the brink of...
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through georgia on my bicycle.

georgia is one of these places you barely ever hear about and if you do it usually has to do with revolutions or organised crime. that should not stop you from visiting though. georgia has stunning......
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I only spent a week in Georgia. That's absolutly not time enough to see a country properly and to get to know it. During the week I met a lot of kind and helpful people and saw a lot of interesting...
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The beautiful country of Stalin

The Georgians know how to survive the centuries...Will they learn to develop?
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We visited Georgia and Armenia in 1986, still in the time of the USSR. We came to Georgia by plane from St Petersburg (Leningrad in those days) spent only a few days in Georgia and then travelled...
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