About Georgia

Georgia Country Of Wonders

Welcome to Georgia – a land where Europe meets Asia, ancient traditions blend with modern life, and breathtaking landscapes stretch from the Black Sea coast to the soaring Caucasus Mountains.

Often called the “Cradle of Wine”, Georgia is one of the oldest winemaking regions in the world, with traditions dating back over 8,000 years. Its capital, Tbilisi, is famous for its warm hospitality, colorful old town, and vibrant cultural scene.

In a relatively small area, Georgia offers an incredible diversity of experiences. Visitors can explore medieval stone towers in Svaneti, relax on the subtropical beaches of Adjara, hike through dramatic gorges and high peaks in Kazbegi, or discover the ancient cave cities of Uplistsikhe and Vardzia.

Georgian cuisine is another highlight, rich with unique flavors like khachapuri (cheese-filled bread), khinkali (juicy dumplings), and aromatic spices. Pair these dishes with world-renowned Georgian wines and enjoy the true taste of local tradition.

But beyond its history, culture, and landscapes, what makes Georgia unforgettable is its people. Known for their generosity and hospitality, Georgians welcome every guest as a friend.

Whether you are seeking adventure, culture, relaxation, or culinary delights, Georgia promises an unforgettable journey.

Useful Information

VISA

Citizens of many countries (over 90 in total) can enter Georgia without a visa and stay up to 360 days (one year).

If your country is on that list, you only need a valid passport (sometimes an ID card, for certain EU citizens) to enter

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Currency

The official currency in Georgia is the Georgian Lari, usually abbreviated as GEL.

One Lari is divided into 100 tetri

Banknotes in use: 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 GEL. 

Coins: Coins for fractions (tetri): 5, 10, 20, and 50 tetri. 

Whole-lari coins: 1 and 2 GEL coins.

 

Climate

Georgia enjoys a diverse climate. The west is mostly subtropical, influenced by the Black Sea, while the east is more temperate. Winters are mild in the lowlands but cold in the mountains, where snow lasts until late spring. Summers are warm and sunny across the country, with average temperatures around 23–26 °C. This variety makes Georgia a year-round destination, offering beach holidays, mountain adventures, and plenty of fresh local produce.