Easter in Georgia: A Tapestry of Faith, Renewal, and Timeless Traditions
Easter in Georgia is more than a holiday; it is a profound spiritual and cultural symphony that weaves together the sacred and the earthly, the past and the present. It is a time w
Georgia in December: A Winter Wonderland of Culture, Snow, and Celebration
When December blankets Georgia in a crisp winter chill, the country transforms into a scene from a snow-kissed fairytale. From the frost-covered peaks of the Caucasus to the twinkl
Why Travel to Georgia?
Sure, sure, you’re not a hipster. Your tastes just happen to be a tad more refined than everybody else’s. We get it. But think about this: imagine you’re the first one to stu
Georgian History for Newbies: Georgia’s Medieval Golden Age
This is part two, of four, in a series of primers on Georgian History. Previously, we talked about Georgia’s ancient history until the time of its Christian conversion. In this p
Georgian History for Newbies: Ancient Times
When you first told friends and family that were planning a trip to Georgia, you may have heard something like “Wow, I’ve always wanted to go to the U.S.!” or “I heard
Georgian Restaurants around the world
Pretty much has been already said about Georgian cuisine. It stands out with the variety of dishes and the divine taste. Therefore, gastronomic tourism is becoming more and more po
Toasting Traditions in Georgian Supra
Georgian Supra is among top local traditions valued and admired by the vast majority of population. Finding a feast, dinner or any gathering where alcohol is drunk without giving a
Celebrate Easter like a Georgian
Easter is one of the most significant annual festivities in Georgia. Since the country is predominantly Orthodox Christian, however, it is celebrated a bit differently than by West
