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Small Winter Trips from Tbilisi in 1 Day

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Small Winter Trips from Tbilisi in 1 Day

Winter in Georgia is truly magical, and if you are staying in Tbilisi,...

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How We Host Guests in Georgia Like Relatives

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How We Host Guests in Georgia Like Relatives

Georgia is not just a country you visit — it is a country you fe...

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Tbilisi Yards in Winter – The Secret Soul of the City

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Tbilisi Yards in Winter – The Secret Soul of the City

Winter in Tbilisi has a special kind of magic, and one of the most bea...

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Mtatsminda in Winter – A Place Where You Silently Love Tbilisi

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Mtatsminda in Winter – A Place Where You Silently Love Tbilisi

Mtatsminda in winter is not a place you visit loudly, it is a place yo...

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Why Tourists Return to Georgia for a Second (and Third) Time

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Why Tourists Return to Georgia for a Second (and Third) Time

Most travelers come to Georgia out of curiosity — a small countr...

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Epiphany in Georgia – The Most Spiritual and Emotional Winter Holiday

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Epiphany in Georgia – The Most Spiritual and Emotional Winter Holiday

Epiphany, celebrated on January 19, is one of the most spiritual, emot...

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Why Georgia Celebrates New Year Twice: The Old New Year on January 14

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Why Georgia Celebrates New Year Twice: The Old New Year on January 14

Georgia is one of those rare countries where the New Year magic doesn&...

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Georgian Holidays at Vakantiebeurs 2026 in Utrecht

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Georgian Holidays at Vakantiebeurs 2026 in Utrecht

Georgian Holidays is proud to participate in Vakantiebeurs 2026, one o...

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What’s on a Georgian New Year Table?

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What’s on a Georgian New Year Table?

The Georgian New Year table, known as the “supra,” is much...

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Chichilaki, Mekvle & Gozinaki: Georgian Pre-New Year Traditions

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Chichilaki, Mekvle & Gozinaki: Georgian Pre-New Year Traditions

In Georgia, the days before New Year are filled with warmth, symbolism...

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