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Day 1: Tbilisi
Your driver will greet you at Tbilisi International Airport and transfer you to Tbilisi. Today you will take a city tour. Tsminda Sameba is Georgia's tallest temple and the primary church of the Georgian Orthodox Church. Then you'll go to Metekhi's old neighborhood to see the Assumption Church, which is located on a picturesque hill. The following two stops are Rike Park and the modern Bridge of Peace. The cable car takes you to the Narikala stronghold, which offers amazing views of Tbilisi. Then pay a visit to the Botanical Garden, which has a lovely waterfall. The sulfuric baths, a well-known leisure complex based on natural sulfur springs, will be visited for a break (XVII-XIX cc.). The Sioni Cathedral and Shardeni Street, which is dotted with tiny cafés and art galleries, are also worth seeing. It is one of the most well-known landmarks in Old Town. You'll be staying in a hotel for the night.
 
Day 2: Tbilisi – Kakheti – Telavi
You'll leave early in the morning for Kakheti, a beautiful region noted for its exceptional Georgian wines. You'll go to Telavi, the district's heart, which is known for its spectacular scenery and excellent wine. Then you'll visit the Chavchavadze family's Tsinandali estate, which is held by a well-known Georgian dynasty. The estate's magnificent green labyrinth and vaults host a rare assortment of Georgian and European wines. The Batonis Tsikhe Fortress will be visited after that. The Khareba vineyard will provide you information about the wines of the region. The evening will conclude with a wine tasting and a master instruction on how to prepare shoti, Georgia's national bread. You'll be staying in a hotel for the night.
Day 3: Telavi – Signaghi – Tbilisi
You will travel to Signaghi in the morning. It's a charming little town with an atmosphere that conjures up ideas of well-known Italian vacation spots. Then you'll visit Georgia's enlightener Saint Nino's spiritual home, the Bodbe Monastery. A spring known as "Nino's water" springs from the ground in the vicinity. Spring is regarded as a pleasant season that might assist in the settlement of a variety of issues. The journey concludes with a visit to David Gareja, a rock-hewn monastery complex constructed by David, one of the thirteen Assyrian fathers, in the sixth century. David Gareja's cave systems are known all around the world for being one-of-a-kind. Spend the night in a hotel.
 
Day 4: Tbilisi – Gudauri – Tbilisi
The day begins with a visit to Ananuri, a medieval stronghold on the banks of the Zhinvali reservoir. It's a wonderful architectural structure in excellent condition. It used to be a powerful defensive fortification that was used in several conflicts. Continue on to Gudauri, a tourist resort at a height of 3000-meters. This is a terrific website for skiing, climbing, or simply having a nice time throughout the summer. You'll arrive at the lovely Stepantsminda village at the foot of Mount Kazbek after a quick halt at the Sour Waters of Vedza. Visitors are drawn to the medieval Gergeti Trinity Church, which is located 2170 meters above the hamlet. You'll be taken up the hill to the church, where you'll be able to take in the scenery while learning about Gergeti's intriguing history. You'll be spending the night in a hotel.
 
Day 5: Tbilisi – Mtskheta – Kutaisi
You'll arrive at Mtskheta, Georgia's spiritual capital. The confluence of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers may be seen from here. It will be tough to ignore the beauty of these waters. Following that, the Jvari Monastery and Georgia's oldest and largest cathedral, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, will be visited (XI century). The Chateau Mukhrani winery is a must-see for anybody interested in Georgian winemaking traditions and secrets, as well as fascinating folklore concerning Georgia's royal family. The magnificent castle and cellars, as well as the beautiful grounds and vineyards, will be exhibited to you. After a fantastic journey, you'll arrive at Kutaisi. You'll be spending the night in a hotel.
 
Day 6: Kutaisi – Martvili Canyon – Kinchkh Waterfall – Prometheus Cave – Kutaisi
Martvili Canyon, a natural beauty in western Georgia and one of the state's most visited canyons, will be viewed first thing in the morning. It is located in the Megrelia neighborhood. It produced a canyon up to 40 meters deep and 2,400 meters long during millions of years of flow. Anyone interested in enjoying a boat ride across the breathtaking countryside should do so. Okatse Canyon in Georgia is another stunning place. Kinchkha, one of the country's highest waterfalls, is located in this area. The excursion continues 20 kilometers west of Kutaisi to Georgia's Prometheus Cave. The cave is widely recognized as the most popular and largest of its sort in Georgia. Subterranean streams, as well as limestone and stalagmite reliefs, can be discovered. You'll be going back to Kutaisi. You'll be staying in a hotel for the night.
 
Day 7: Kutaisi – Borjomi
In the morning, you will be taken on a tour of historical and natural sites in Kutaisi and its vicinity. Our first stop will be at the Gelati Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and well-known cultural jewel and living relic of Georgia's Golden Age. The exterior is defined by smooth-hewn big block sides, harmonic proportions, and blind arches. The ascent continues to the Motsameta Monastery, which is located on a hill beneath the Tskhaltsitela-Red River. This temple is one of Georgia's most magnificent. A beautiful monastery sits on a rocky cliff. After the expedition, you'll return to Borjomi. It's a well-known spa town with purportedly therapeutic mineral waters. You'll be staying in a hotel for the night.
 
Day 8: Borjomi – Vardzia – Uplistsikhe – Tbilisi
After breakfast, you'll go to Vardzia to learn about the Javakheti region's distinct cultural history. The St. Nino monastery has a small monk-run dairy that manufactures a variety of cheeses, so you'll take a rest there. After getting some great photographs at Khertvisi Fortress, you travel to Vardzia, a one-of-a-kind Golden Age cave complex. The community has always considered the institution as a safe refuge. Rabati Castle, a historical site from the thirteenth century, is located near Akhaltsikhe. This spectacular complex is made up of several medieval castles, towers, and churches. On our way to Tbilisi, we'll stop at the Uplistsikhe cave town. One of Georgia's most important cultural monuments is this ancient cave settlement built into the volcanic rock of the Kvernaki mountain. Then you'll drive back to Tbilisi. You'll be spending the night in a hotel.
 
Day 9: Tbilisi – Airport
In the morning is transfer to airport. 
 
 
Price per person:
02 pax – 2 450 $
04 pax – 1 730 $
06 pax – 1 500 $
08 pax – 1 390 $  
10 pax – 1 350 $  
Single – 420 $
 
Service includes:
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Guide
- Transport
- Full board
- Accommodation
        Tbilisi – “Astoria” 4*
        Kutaisi – “New Port Kutaisi” 4*
        Borjomi – “Borjomi Palace” 4*
        Telavi – “Holiday inn” 4*
- Mineral water
- Boat service in Kutaisi
- Entrances to all museums
- Wine testing in Mukhrani Winer
- Wine testing and master class in Khareba
 
Service does not include:
- Flights
- Visa fee
- Medical insurance
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