This small South Caucasian state offers a perfect balance of tranquility, comfort, and adventurous travel. Georgia is a very conservative society with a strong presence of traditions and national sentiments, but its sense of hospitality is quite rare in any other country.
Georgia offers almost everything travelers could want: low prices, hospitable locals, cheap and quality transportation, incredible mountains, coastal resorts, lively urban life, and delicious food and drink.
Here are the top 5 locations to visit in Georgia.
Ushguli
Located high in the Caucasian mountainous region of Svanetia, Ushguli looks like a surreal movie picturing the perfection of paradise. If you visit the villages, you will likely come across dozens of great ancient watchtowers. And for a reasonable price, you can spend the night with a Svan family.
Tbilisi
Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, is another popular destination. The vibrant nightlife, affordable accommodation, world-renowned restaurants, and tons of great historical sites have all come together in this small town. Don’t forget to visit the medieval Narikala Fortress.
Batumi
Batumi is known for its breathtaking architecture, massive and stunning botanical garden, and crowded nightclubs. The statue of Ali and Nino, an architectural masterpiece in Batumi Boulevard, is another famous attraction of Georgia’s Black Sea resort.
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For those hikers or trekkers who love stunning, isolated mountain regions, Mestia is an excellent destination. Mestia has many popular attractions to offer, including the Svaneti Museum of History and Ethnography, Svan Towers, and St. Nicholas Church.
Kazbegi
Kazbegi is a very small and quiet city with unbelievably cheap accommodation, making it a perfect option for resting off a few days in the mountains. You can also visit the Truso Valley and Dariali Gorge in a few minutes from Kazbegi.
Georgia has everything you need, from a country, from delicious food to friendly locals, incredible landscape to vibrant city life.