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Gergeti Trinity Church
A 14th-century church on a green hill beneath the glaciers of Mount Kazbek.
About Georgia
Caucasus peaks, cobbled old towns and 8,000 years of wine
Georgia packs staggering variety into a small country: glacier-clad Caucasus peaks, subtropical Black Sea beaches, cave cities and a capital where art-nouveau balconies lean over cobbled lanes. It is the birthplace of wine, fermented in clay qvevri for eight millennia.
Hike beneath the Holy Trinity Church at Gergeti with Mount Kazbek behind it, soak in Tbilisi's domed sulphur baths, and feast at a supra — the legendary Georgian banquet led by a toastmaster and fuelled by amber wine.
Local Culture
Georgian culture revolves around hospitality, polyphonic singing (UNESCO-listed) and the supra feast. The unique Georgian alphabet is one of just 14 in the world. Guests are considered a gift from God — expect toasts, qvevri wine and a table that never seems to empty.
Travel Highlights
- Gergeti Trinity Church & Mt Kazbek
- Tbilisi old town & sulphur baths
- Kakheti wine route
- Uplistsikhe cave city
- Svaneti's medieval tower villages
- Region
- Caucasus
- Language
- Georgian
- Currency
- GEL
Popular Attractions
Unmissable sights
The landmarks and natural wonders that define Georgia.
4.8
Tbilisi Old Town
Cobbled lanes, carved balconies, domed bathhouses and a hilltop fortress.
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Kakheti Wine Region
The cradle of wine — qvevri cellars and vineyard valleys beneath the Caucasus.
4.6
Uplistsikhe
An ancient rock-hewn town carved into the cliffs over millennia.
4.9
Kazbegi National Park
Alpine meadows, waterfalls and the Military Highway through the high Caucasus.
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Mtskheta
Georgia's ancient capital and spiritual heart, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Things To Do
Experiences & adventures
Curated activities to make your Georgia story your own.
Wine Tasting
Sample qvevri amber wines on the Kakheti route.
Caucasus Trekking
Hike to Gergeti and the glaciers around Kazbek.
Sulphur Baths
Soak in Tbilisi's historic domed bathhouses.
Supra Feast
Join a traditional toast-led Georgian banquet.
Cable Car & Old Town
Ride to Narikala Fortress over the rooftops.
Paragliding
Soar over Gudauri's alpine ridges in summer.
Best Time To Visit
When to go to Georgia
Seasonal weather at a glance to help you plan the perfect window.
Spring
Apr – May
14–22°C
Green valleys and blooming wine country.
Summer
Jun – Aug
24–32°C
Warm cities, cool mountains — prime trekking.
Autumn
Sep – Oct
12–22°C
Grape harvest and golden Caucasus slopes.
Winter
Nov – Mar
-2–8°C
Snowy peaks and skiing at Gudauri.
Food & Cuisine
A taste of Georgia
Signature dishes and where to savour them.
Khachapuri
Boat-shaped cheese bread crowned with butter and a runny egg.
Khinkali
Juicy spiced-meat dumplings twisted into a topknot.
Mtsvadi
Vine-smoked Georgian barbecue skewers.
Churchkhela
Walnut strings dipped in thickened grape juice — 'Georgian Snickers'.
Modern Georgian
Shavi Lomi
Creative twists on tradition in a bohemian courtyard.
Heritage
Barbarestan
Dishes revived from a 19th-century cookbook.
Natural wine & food
Azarphesha
Qvevri wines paired with seasonal Georgian plates.
Good to Know
Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before travelling to Georgia.
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