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Top Places to See in Georgia
Hand-picked by our travel experts — the experiences that define this destination.
Where Europe Meets Asia — Wine, Mountains & Ancient Churches
Georgia is one of the world's most underrated travel destinations — a small Caucasian country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia that packs extraordinary diversity into a compact space. Ancient cave cities, snow-capped Caucasus peaks, UNESCO-listed medieval churches, and the world's oldest wine-making tradition (8,000 years) make Georgia a destination of genuine depth and surprise. The capital Tbilisi is one of Europe's most charming cities, with its sulfurous bathhouses, colorful balconied old town, and a food and wine scene that has taken the world by storm. For Indian travelers, Georgia offers visa-free entry and remarkable value.
~5 hrs from Mumbai
Visa Free (1 year)
Georgian, Russian, English
Georgian Lari (GEL)
₹60,000–₹1,30,000
Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct
Hand-picked by our travel experts — the experiences that define this destination.
Hike to the Gergeti Trinity Church and beyond into the Greater Caucasus mountains for breathtaking alpine scenery.
Trek through Svaneti's remote valleys to Ushguli, Europe's highest inhabited village, surrounded by glaciers and medieval towers.
Raft the Aragvi River through scenic Georgian gorges — a thrilling adventure through the Caucasus foothills.
Experience Georgia's UNESCO-listed polyphonic singing tradition at a traditional supra (feast) with local families.
Explore Tbilisi's thriving contemporary art scene — galleries, street art, and the vibrant Fabrika creative hub.
Visit Georgia's spiritual capital Mtskheta — the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery overlooking the river confluence.
Experience a traditional Georgian supra — a lavish feast of khinkali, khachapuri, and dozens of dishes, presided over by a tamada (toastmaster).
Eat Georgia's two most beloved dishes — khinkali (soup dumplings) and khachapuri (cheese-filled bread) in every regional variation.
Taste amber wines made in ancient qvevri clay vessels at family wineries in the Alazani Valley — a unique Georgian wine experience.
Browse Tbilisi's famous Dry Bridge flea market for Soviet memorabilia, antiques, paintings, and Georgian crafts.
Take home bottles of Saperavi, Rkatsiteli, and amber qvevri wines from Kakheti wineries and Tbilisi wine shops.
Buy Georgian cloisonné enamel jewelry — a centuries-old craft tradition producing intricate colorful metalwork.
Day-by-day plans crafted by our experts — fully customisable to your preferences.
Arrive Tbilisi · Old Town walk · Narikala Fortress · Sulfur baths Abanotubani
Rustaveli Avenue · National Museum · Dry Bridge market · Supra dinner with wine
Mtskheta UNESCO city · Svetitskhoveli Cathedral · Jvari Monastery · Stalin Museum Gori
Drive Georgian Military Highway · Gergeti Trinity Church hike · Mount Kazbek views · Mountain village overnight
Drive to Kakheti · Sighnaghi "City of Love" · Winery qvevri tasting · Alazani Valley views
Bodbe Monastery · Gremi Castle · Second winery visit · Return to Tbilisi
Fabrika creative hub · Last khinkali lunch · Wine shopping · Departure
Arrive, Old Town · Narikala · Sulfur baths
National Museum · Dry Bridge · Supra feast
Svetitskhoveli · Jvari Monastery · Gori Stalin Museum
Military Highway · Gergeti Church hike · Mountain overnight
Glacier hike · Truso Valley · Return to Tbilisi
Sighnaghi · Winery tour · Alazani Valley
Bodbe Monastery · Gremi Castle · Second winery
Drive to Vardzia · Cave city exploration · Rabati Castle
Black Sea coast · Batumi Boulevard · Botanical Garden
Fly to Tbilisi · Last khachapuri · Departure
Our Georgia specialists will craft a bespoke itinerary tailored entirely to you. Starting from ₹60,000–₹1,30,000.
