Best Time to VisitMay – October (Warm & Pleasant)
LanguageGeorgian
CurrencyGeorgian Lari (GEL)
ClimateContinental and alpine; cold winters and warm summers
TimezoneUTC+4
Georgia
Land of Mountains, Wine & Ancient Culture
Georgia
Land of Mountains, Wine & Ancient Culture
Discover Georgia
Land of Mountains, Wine & Ancient Culture
A hidden gem in the Caucasus region, Georgia offers a unique blend of history, adventure, and warm hospitality nestled between Europe and Asia.
Georgia is a stunning country at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, known for its breathtaking mountain landscapes, ancient monasteries, and rich wine traditions. From the cobbled streets of Tbilisi to the towering peaks of Kazbegi, every corner of Georgia tells a story of resilience and beauty.
Why Visit Georgia
Discover what makes this destination special
- Explore Tbilisi’s old town with its sulphur baths and colorful houses
- Visit the vineyards of Kakheti, the birthplace of wine
- Hike in the Caucasus Mountains near Kazbegi
- Discover ancient cave cities like Uplistsikhe
- Enjoy authentic Georgian cuisine and warm hospitality
Top Places to Visit in Georgia
Discover the most iconic and must-visit locations
Tbilisi
The vibrant capital blending ancient charm and modern lifestyle, known for its narrow streets, sulfur baths, and scenic river views.
Kazbegi (Stepantsminda)
A paradise for nature lovers, famous for Gergeti Trinity Church and panoramic views of Mount Kazbek.
Kakheti Wine Region
Known as the cradle of wine, Kakheti offers centuries-old winemaking traditions and stunning vineyard landscapes.
Best Time to Visit Georgia
Plan your trip during the perfect season
The best time to visit Georgia is during late spring to early autumn when the weather is ideal for exploring cities, mountains, and vineyards.
Peak Season
June – September
Off Season
November – March
Weather Information
Summers are warm and sunny, while winters can bring heavy snowfall in mountain areas.
How to Reach Georgia
Everything you need to know about getting there
By Air
Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) connects Georgia with major cities like Dubai, Istanbul, and Frankfurt.
By Road
Accessible by road from neighboring countries like Armenia, Turkey, and Azerbaijan.
Local Transport
Taxis, minibuses (marshrutkas), and trains are commonly used for local and intercity travel.
Where to Stay in Georgia
Find the perfect place for your budget
Georgia offers a wide range of accommodations, from luxury hotels in Tbilisi to cozy guesthouses in mountain regions.
Luxury
Top hotels include Stamba Hotel, Rooms Hotel Kazbegi, and Biltmore Tbilisi.
Mid-Range
Boutique guesthouses and 3-star hotels available across major cities and tourist towns.
Budget
Hostels and homestays popular among backpackers and budget travelers.
Travel Essentials for Georgia
Important information before you go
Visa Requirements
Many nationalities, including EU, UAE, and US citizens, can enter visa-free for up to one year.
Safety Tips
Georgia is generally safe, but be cautious while driving in mountain areas.
Budget Information
Average daily budget ranges from $40–$120 depending on travel style.
Quick Tips
- •Carry cash as small towns may not accept cards
- •Try local wines and khachapuri
- •Dress modestly when visiting monasteries
Culture & Cuisine of Georgia
Immerse yourself in the local traditions and flavors
Local Culture
Georgia has a rich cultural heritage influenced by Christianity, ancient traditions, and a strong sense of community. Folk music, dance, and supra (feast) culture are central to Georgian life.
Local Cuisine
Famous for hearty dishes like khachapuri (cheese bread), khinkali (dumplings), and diverse regional specialties paired with local wines.
Things to Do in Georgia
Discover exciting adventures and unique experiences
Wine tasting tours
Mountain trekking and hiking
Cultural and historical sightseeing
Skiing in Gudauri
Exploring ancient monasteries
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Georgia
Yes, Georgia is one of the safest destinations in Eastern Europe, known for its hospitality and friendly locals.
The Georgian Lari (GEL) is the local currency. Cards are accepted in most urban areas.
Citizens of many countries, including those from the EU, UAE, UK, and US, can visit visa-free for up to one year.