Georgia Travel and Tourism Guide

I have arrived in Tbilisi on September 1st, and am planning to stay here until december. I have to say georgia is fascinating, as it is squeezed between asia and europe..soo much to discover here and if you like breath taking landscapes, this is definitely the place to be!

that was my first time i've traveled to abkhazia. i've always wanted to go there but i couldn't because of war and now it's quite calm there. but unfortunately i think it's impossible to go there for people with not former soviet republics citizenship

2007 was a great year. Set off from London in July in a Nissan Micra for Mongolia. Got there 35 days later, left the Micra in Mongolia for chairty and then had to try and find my way home. Went via Trans-sib to Moscow, had to get out contry asap due to visa. Failed - got detained. Got back 2 weeks late for work and 55 days after London. Completely eyeopening and rewarding experience, if not quite tiring. Lost my camera in Mongolia so lots of friends photos other than my phone :(

On the Azeri-Georgian border, I had to wait for quite some time for the borderguards to finish their bureaucratic stuff. But while waiting, I met some nice Georgian people with whom I talked for a while. Within 5 minutes, I was busy with writing telephonenumbers of all their friends in Georgia who I should visit. Also they helped me with transport from the border, as they had a big bus full of teenagers going to 'patriot camp' and I was invited to join them. They dropped me off in the village...