Get the inside scoop on travel and life in Tbilisi and Georgia! From where to live and what to see, do, eat & drink - we've got you covered. Plus, all the info you need to become a tax resident, set up a business, and more!
We will also have other expert guests join us along the way to tell you about things like Georgia's 8000+ year old wine history, traditional dance and polyphonic singing, ancient and Soviet history, music, sport, local culture and customs, real estate (renting and buying), life as a digital nomad, important events and holidays, and all things to do with life in Tbilisi Georgia.
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Discover Georgia's UNESCO Treasures: A Journey Through History
Join us as we explore the fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Georgia, delving into the rich history and cultural significance of three remarkable locations: Jvari Monastery, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, and the medieval village of Ushguli. Discover why these sites are celebrated for their architectural grandeur and historical importance, while also learning about the unfortunate loss of Bagrati Cathedral's UNESCO status due to modern renovations that compromised its authenticity. We discuss the unique features of each site, including Jvari's breathtaking views over the confluence of two rivers and the stunning frescoes found in the Galati Monastery. Throughout the episode, we sprinkle in a bit of humor and personal anecdotes, making it not only informative but also entertaining. Whether you're planning a visit or just curious about Georgia's cultural heritage, this episode brings you closer to understanding the beauty and significance of these historic treasures.
Links referenced in this episode:
foodfuntravel.com (https://foodfuntravel.com)
https://eatthistours.com/tour/kutaisi-wine-tour-imereti-wine-region-food/ (https://eatthistours.com/tour/kutaisi-wine-tour-imereti-wine-region-food/)
getyourguide.com (https://gyg.me/bpxA49kz)
Gotrip.com (https://gotrip.ge/en/?p=eatthistours)
wanderlush.org (https://wander-lush.org/tag/kutaisi/)
Previous Episodes Mentioned:
Polyphonic Singing (https://eatthistours.com/georgian-singing-georgian-music/)
David The Builder (https://eatthistours.com/captivate-podcast/david-the-builder/)
Georgia Winter Guide (https://eatthistours.com/captivate-podcast/georgia-country-in-winter/)
8 Jan 2025
From Skiing to Wine Tours: Your Ultimate Georgia Winter Guide
Discover the wonders of Georgia in winter, where the charm of snow-capped mountains meets cozy experiences like winter wine tours and thrilling outdoor adventures. This episode dives into the unique winter activities available, from skiing at Gudauri to exploring the serene beauty of Bakuriani, perfect for families and beginners. We discuss how Georgia is not just a summer destination; its winter offerings are rich and varied, including delicious seasonal dishes and festive celebrations. With tips on where to stay, eat, and enjoy the local culture, we give you compelling reasons to experience Georgia's winter magic. Whether you're a ski enthusiast or someone who prefers to sip wine by a warm fireplace, there's something for everyone in this beautiful country during the colder months.
Winter in Georgia is a hidden gem waiting to be explored, offering a diverse range of activities that cater to both adventure seekers and those looking for a more relaxed experience. We dive into the myriad of winter activities available, highlighting the incredible skiing opportunities at resorts like Gudauri, where the snow quality rivals that of the Alps. With affordable lift passes and relatively short queues, skiing becomes accessible for everyone from beginners to seasoned pros. We also discuss the charm of winter wine tours, where visitors can enjoy the local culinary delights and cozy up by the fire, sipping on mulled wine while taking in the stunning winter landscapes.
For those considering a visit, We also provide practical tips, such as the best times to travel, what to expect in terms of weather, and insights into local customs during the winter months. The goal is to encourage you all to embrace the winter magic of Georgia, from the snow-covered mountains to the warm hospitality found in Tbilisi’s cozy wineries. Whether it's enjoying a ski day or indulging in a wine-tasting tour, this episode makes a compelling case for exploring Georgia during the winter season, promising an unforgettable experience.
Takeaways:
Georgia is an underrated winter destination with numerous ski resorts and activities.
Winter wine tours in Georgia offer unique seasonal experiences and delicious local wines.
The ski resort Goudari is affordable and less crowded than popular European resorts.
Tbilisi in winter boasts beautiful decorations and a festive atmosphere with Christmas markets.
Winter in Georgia provides opportunities for both adventurous skiing and relaxing wine tasting.
Exploring the cultural heritage and unique cuisine of the Svanetti region adds richness to winter trips.
18 Dec 2024
Visiting the Tbilisi Sulfur Baths: A Timeless Tradition
Tbilisi Podcast hosts Meg and Tom explore the timeless tradition of Tbilisi's Sulphur Baths, sharing expert tips and insights on how to experience the unique blend of relaxation and culture in these historic baths.
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