Per Trip : 15 Nights /16 Days
Per Person Trip: Rs.55000/-
Overview
3*/4* Hotel
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GEORGIA
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English / Hindi
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(Veg, Non- Veg, Jain Food)
Uncover the enchanting allure of Tbilisi with our 3-night, 4-day tour package.
Upon your arrival at Tbilisi International Airport, you’ll be greeted and transferred to your hotel. The itinerary includes a full-day city tour of Tbilisi, where you’ll visit landmarks like Freedom Square, Rustaveli Avenue, Narikala Fortress, and the Holy Trinity Cathedral. With free time for shopping and savoring Georgian cuisine, you’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in the local culture.
Two more days in Tbilisi offer the freedom to explore the city at your own pace, whether that means exploring museums, indulging in local wines, or simply wandering its charming streets. On the final day, you’ll bid farewell to Tbilisi and head to the airport, concluding your memorable journey. This package includes accommodation, daily breakfast, airport transfers, visa assistance, and a guided city tour. Airfare, visa fees, meals beyond breakfast, and personal expenses are not included. Customize your Tbilisi adventure with skyhighholiday for an unforgettable Georgian experience.
Day Wise Itinerary
✅ Flight From India to Georgia
✅ Transfer Details (Transfer from Georgia Airport to Hotel in Georgia) Suv Car
Water bottles & snacks will be provided!
In-hotel Facilities
- Free WIFI
- Breakfast , Lunch ,Dinner (Veg, Non- Veg, Jain Food)
- Swimming Pool
- Fitness Centre
- Travel Bar ( 4 Beer Per Person Per-day)
Day 1
Old Town (Altstadt) Tbilisi
Old Town Tbilisi, known locally as Altstadt, encapsulates the rich history and vibrant culture of Georgia’s capital city. Nestled along the banks of the Kura River, this historic district is a labyrinth of narrow alleys, charming cobblestone streets, and picturesque architecture that spans centuries.
Aerial Tramway in Tbilisi
Banteay Srei, also known as the “Citadel of Women,” is a captivating 10th-century temple in the Angkor region of Cambodia. Famous for its intricate and elaborate pink sandstone carvings, Banteay Srei is celebrated as a masterpiece of Khmer artistry. Despite its relatively small size compared to other temples in Angkor, the sculptures and bas-reliefs of Banteay Sree are exceptionally detailed, depicting scenes from Hindu mythology with remarkable accuracy.
Tsminda Sameba Cathedral
Tsminda Saheba Cathedral, also known as the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, is a symbol of modern Georgian religious architecture and cultural pride.
Art Palace of Georgia-Museum of Cultural History
The Art Palace of Georgia, also known as the Museum of Cultural History, is a prominent cultural institution located in Tbilisi, Georgia.
Day 2
The Bridge of Peace
The Bridge of Peace is a modern architectural wonder spanning the Kura River in Tbilisi, Georgia. Designed by Italian architect Michele De Lucci, this pedestrian bridge was completed in 2010 and has quickly become an iconic symbol of the city.
Narikala Fortress
Narikala Fortress is an ancient landmark overlooking the city of Tbilisi, Georgia, dating back to the 4th century. Strategically located on top of a hill, it offers panoramic views of the capital and the Kura River below. Originally built by Persians and later expanded by various rulers including Arabs, Mongols and Georgians, Narikala Fort has witnessed history and conflict for centuries.
Funiclar
A funicular is a type of cable railway system used for steep inclines, providing easy transportation between different heights. In cities such as Tbilisi, Georgia, funiculars are a popular means of reaching high points, such as Mount Matsminda, which overlooks the city. Tbilisi’s funicular, built in the 1900s and modernized over the years, offers both locals and tourists a scenic ride with stunning views of the cityscape and Kura River.
Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theater
Rezo Gabriadze Marionette Theater is a beloved cultural gem located in Tbilisi, Georgia. Founded by renowned Georgian artist Rezo Gabriadze, the theater is renowned for its unique puppet shows that blend whimsical storytelling with profound themes. The theater building itself, designed by Gabriadze, is a miniature architectural masterpiece adorned with intricate details and whimsical charm.
Day 3
Rustaveli Avenue
A funicular is a type of cable railway system used for steep inclines, providing easy transportation between different heights. In cities such as Tbilisi, Georgia, funiculars are a popular means of reaching high points, such as Mount Matsminda, which overlooks the city. Tbilisi’s funicular, built in the 1900s and modernized over the years, offers both locals and tourists a scenic ride with stunning views of the cityscape and Kura River.
Mount Mtatsminda
Mount Matsminda, located in Tbilisi, Georgia, is a prominent landmark offering panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscape. At an elevation of approximately 770 meters (2,530 feet), Mtatsminda is a popular destination for both locals and tourists for its spectacular scenery and recreational activities. The mountain is home to the famous Mtatsminda Park, an amusement park with rides, attractions and a variety of dining options.
Metekhi Cathedral
Mateki Cathedral, also known as Mateki Church of the Assumption, is a historic landmark located on an elevated cliff overlooking the Kura River in Tbilisi, Georgia. Dating back to the 13th century, this iconic church holds considerable cultural and religious significance for the Georgian people. It was initially built by King Demetrius II and later rebuilt several times over the centuries. The cathedral’s distinctive architecture, with its domed roof and ornate facade, is complemented by its strategic location, which offers panoramic views of the Old Town district and Narikala Fort.
Memorial Historty of Gerogia
The Monumental History of Georgia, also known as the Chronicle of Georgia or Stonehenge of Georgia, is a monumental sculpture located near Tbilisi, Georgia. Created by the Georgian sculptor Zurab Tsereteli, this impressive monument stands on the slopes of the Trialeti Range and depicts key figures and scenes from Georgian history, mythology and culture.
Day 4
Tbilisi Hotel to Batumi By Train 1st Class
Batumi Botanical Garden
Batumi Botanical Garden is a green oasis located on the shores of the Black Sea near Batumi, Georgia. Established in 1912, this vast garden is spread over 100 hectares and houses a diverse collection of flora from around the world.
Batumi Boulevard
Batumi Boulevard, stretching along the Black Sea coast in Batumi, Georgia, is a favorite promenade known for its scenic beauty and lively atmosphere. Lined with palm trees, colorful flower beds and modern sculptures, the boulevard provides a picturesque backdrop for a leisurely stroll, cycling or relaxing by the sea.
Batumi Dolphinarium
Monument Ali and Nino
The Ali and Nino Monument is a striking sculpture located in Batumi, Georgia, inspired by the novel “Ali and Nino” by Azerbaijani writer Kurban Said. Created by Georgian sculptor Tamara Kvesitadze, the monument depicts two figures, representing a love story between Ali, a Muslim Azerbaijani youth, and Nino, a Christian Georgian princess.
Day 5
Europe Square
Europe Square, located in the heart of Batumi, Georgia, is a central gathering place and a symbolic nod to the city’s European aspirations. The square is surrounded by elegant buildings featuring European architectural styles, creating a picturesque environment that blends old-world charm with modern flair.
Argo Cable Car
The Argo Cable Car in Batumi, Georgia, offers a scenic ride over the city’s picturesque landscape, providing breathtaking views of the Black Sea coast and surrounding mountains. Named after the mythical ship Argo from Greek mythology, this modern cable car system connects the seafront near Batumi Boulevard to the Anuria Mountain. The cable car ride is a popular attraction for both tourists and locals, offering a convenient and thrilling way to admire Batumi’s stunning vistas from above. Whether for sightseeing or simply enjoying the serene beauty of the region, the Argo Cable Car provides an unforgettable experience for visitors exploring this coastal gem.
Ethnographic Museum “Borjgalo”
Ethnographic Museum “Borjgalo” is a cultural institution located in Tbilisi, Georgia, dedicated to preserving and exhibiting Georgian traditions, craftsmanship and rural heritage.
Piazza Square
Piazza Square is a charming and vibrant gathering place located in the heart of Batumi, Georgia. Known for its Italian-inspired architecture and cozy atmosphere, the piazza square features colorful buildings adorned with balconies, arches and terracotta roofs, reminiscent of Mediterranean towns.
Day 6
Dancing Fountains Batumi
The Dancing Fountains in Batumi, Georgia, are a fascinating attraction located on the promenade along the Black Sea. These fountains feature spectacular light and music shows, where jets of water dance and sink in sync with the music and colorful lights. The dancing fountains create a magical atmosphere, especially at night, enthralling visitors with their choreographed performances.
6 May Park
6 May Park, also known as Victory Park, is a beloved green oasis in the heart of Batumi, Georgia. Named in honor of Victory Day, which celebrates Georgia’s independence, the park offers a quiet escape from the city’s bustling streets. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along the tree-shaded windmill paths, relax on the benches and admire the colorful flower beds.
Astronomical Clock
An astronomical clock is a mechanical timepiece that not only tells the time but also displays astronomical information, such as the positions of the sun, moon, and sometimes other celestial bodies. These clocks often feature intricate dials and mechanisms that track astronomical phenomena, such as the phases of the moon, the positions of zodiac signs, and sometimes even eclipses. Astronomical clocks have a long history dating back to medieval times, with notable examples found in European cities like Prague and Strasbourg. They serve both practical and symbolic purposes, reflecting humanity’s fascination with the cosmos and our desire to measure and understand celestial movements alongside the passage of time.
Alphabetic Tower
The Alphabetic Tower is a distinctive landmark located in Batumi, Georgia, at a height of 130 meters (427 feet). Designed by Georgian architect Giorgi Khamladze, this modern tower symbolizes the uniqueness of Georgian alphabet and cultural heritage.
Day 7
Batumi Hotel to Kutaisi by Train 1st Class
Bagrati Cathedral
Bagrati Cathedral, located in Kutaisi, Georgia, is a medieval masterpiece of Georgian ecclesiastical architecture. Built during the reign of King Bagrat III in the 11th century, the cathedral is known for its dome structure, ornate stone carvings and historical significance.
Motsameta Monastery
Motsameta Monastery, also known as Martyrs’ Monastery, is a revered religious site near Kutaisi, Georgia. Dramatically situated on a cliff overlooking the Tskaltsitella River, this medieval monastery dates back to the 11th century.
Gelati Monastery
The Gelati Monastery, located near Kutaisi in Georgia, is an architectural wonder and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Founded in the 12th century by King David IV of Georgia, known as David the Builder, Galati Monastery served as a center of cultural and religious activity during Georgia’s Golden Age.
Kutaisi Market
Located in the heart of Kutaisi, Georgia, Kutaisi Market is a bustling hub where locals and visitors come together to buy fresh produce, local delicacies and handmade crafts. Open-air stalls and vendors offer a vibrant array of fruits, vegetables, herbs, spices, cheeses and traditional Georgian snacks such as khachapuri and churchkhela.
Day 8
Okatse Canyon
Okatse Canyon is a natural wonder located near the village of Zeda Gordi in Georgia, offering breathtaking views and adventurous hiking trails. The canyon features towering cliffs and lush greenery, with the highlight being a suspended viewing platform that extends to the edge of the canyon, offering panoramic views of the river and surrounding landscape. Visitors can explore hiking paths through the valley, cross wooden bridges and enjoy the beauty of waterfalls and rock formations along the way.
Mate’s Wine Cellar
Matt’s Wine Cellar is a traditional wine-making facility located in the Kakheti region of Georgia, famous for its ancient winemaking techniques and distinctive quarries. Run by local winemaker Matt, the cellar offers visitors an authentic experience of Georgian winemaking traditions, including vineyard tours and underground quarry fermentation chambers. Kaveri wines are made by fermenting grapes in large clay pots buried in the ground, resulting in a unique flavor and texture.
Baia” s Wine
“Bia’s Wine” is a leading boutique winery located in the Kartli region of Georgia, known for its focus on organic and natural winemaking practices. Founded by winemaker Baia Abuladze, the winery specializes in the production of Kaveri wines using traditional Georgian methods. Baia’s Wine emphasizes sustainability and minimal intervention in the vineyard and cellar, ensuring that their wines reflect the region’s unique terroir.
Colchis Fountain
Day 9
Abandoned Sanatorium Gruziya
The abandoned sanatorium Georgia, located near Tskaltubo in Georgia, is a hauntingly beautiful relic of the Soviet era. Built in the early 20th century, it was once a luxury spa resort known for its healing mineral waters. During Soviet times, the sanatorium attracted visitors seeking health treatment and relaxation.
Sataplia Cave and Nature Reserve
Satapalia Cave and Nature Reserve, located near Kutaisi, Georgia, is a geological and ecological treasure. Discovered in the early 20th century, the cave features spectacular stalactites, stalagmites and underground rivers, providing visitors with a glimpse into Georgia’s geological history. The nature reserve surrounding the cave is home to a variety of flora and fauna, including ancient Colchian forests and unique biodiversity.
David Agmashenebeli Square
David Agmashenebeli Square, located in the center of Tbilisi, Georgia, is a bustling pedestrian area known for its historical charm and cultural significance. Known as David the Builder, named after King David IV of Georgia, the square is lined with beautifully restored 19th-century buildings with intricate architecture, colorful facades and ornate balconies.
Aerial Tramway
An aerial tramway, also known as a cable car or gondola lift, is a transportation system that uses cable cars suspended from cables to transport passengers up steep slopes or over difficult terrain. In cities such as Tbilisi, Georgia, aerial tramways provide a scenic and efficient way for residents and tourists to reach higher elevations or enjoy panoramic views of the city and surrounding landscapes.
Day 10
Kutaisi Hotel to Gagra by SUV Car
Water bottles and snacks Will Be Provided
Lake Rica
Lake Rika, also known as Lake Ritsa, is a spectacular alpine lake located in the Abkhazian Caucasus Mountains near the city of Gagra in Georgia. Surrounded by dense forests and high mountains, Lake Rica is known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic views.
Gegskiy Waterfall
Gegski Waterfall, located in the mountainous region of Abkhazia near the village of Gegski, Georgia, is a magnificent natural attraction known for its impressive height and scenic surroundings. Rising from a height of about 20 meters (66 feet), the waterfall creates a picturesque sight as it cascades over moss-covered rocks into a tranquil pool. Surrounded by lush greenery and towering trees, Gagski Waterfall offers visitors peaceful solitude and a chance to connect with nature.
Goluboye Ozero
Goluboye Ozero, also known as Blue Lake, is a natural wonder located in Kodori Gorge, Abkhazia, Georgia. Known for its striking turquoise-blue water, the lake is nestled amidst a mountainous landscape, surrounded by lush green forests and rocky cliffs. The color of the lake changes with the seasons and sunlight, ranging from deep blue to emerald green, creating a mesmerizing sight for visitors.
Mountain Mamdzyshha
Mountain Mamdzisha, also known as Mamdzishkha, is a prominent peak located near the village of Tsebelda in Abkhazia, Georgia. At an elevation of approximately 2,512 meters (8,242 feet), Mamadzisha is part of the Greater Caucasus range and offers breathtaking panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
Day 11
Park Gagra
Park Gagra, located in the city of Gagra, Abkhazia, Georgia, is a picturesque coastal park famous for its greenery and scenic views of the Black Sea. The park has well-manicured gardens, walking paths and shaded benches where visitors can relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere.
Lake Mzi
Lake Amzi, located in the Semegrelo-Zemo Svaneti region of Georgia, is a tranquil alpine lake nestled among the picturesque Caucasus Mountains. Situated at an altitude of about 2,343 meters (7,687 ft) above sea level, Lake Amzi is known for its pristine waters, surrounded by lush green meadows and forests.
Abaata Fortress
Abata Castle, also known as Abata Castle, is an ancient defensive structure located in the Kvemo Kartli region of Georgia. Located near the modern town of Tetritskaro, the castle dates back to the early medieval period and served as a strategic stronghold protecting the surrounding region. The fort complex has stone walls, towers and archaeological remains that reflect its historical significance and architectural style.
Colonnade
A colonnade is a row of columns that support a roof or entablature-like structure. Often found in architectural design, colonnades serve both functional and aesthetic purposes, providing support while also creating an impressive visual impact.
Abaata Fortress
Abata Fortress, located near the modern town of Tetritskaro, Georgia, is an ancient defensive structure dating back to the early medieval period. Strategically located on top of a hill, the fort overlooks the surrounding landscape, offering panoramic views of the Kwemo Kartli region.
Day 12
Fountain Strelets
Fountain Strelets is a notable landmark located in the heart of Batumi, Georgia, known for its unique design and captivating water display. Named after the Streletes Regiment, a historic Russian military unit, the fountain features synchronized water jets that dance to music and colorful lighting effects, creating a mesmerizing spectacle.
Waterfall Men Tears
Men’s Tears Waterfall, or “Menzyrska Waterfall,” is a scenic natural attraction located in the Carpathian Mountains of Ukraine, near the village of Yasynya. This picturesque waterfall cascades down a series of rocky cliffs, surrounded by lush green forests and alpine landscapes.
Waterfall Ptichiy Klyuv
Waterfall Ptichiy Klyuv, or Bird’s Beak Waterfall, is a spectacular natural feature located in the Caucasus Mountains, Russia, near the village of Dombe. This picturesque waterfall cascades down a steep cliff face, creating a series of beautiful cascades and pools amidst a backdrop of greenery and rocky terrain.
Waterfall Girl Tears
“Girl’s Tears Waterfall,” also known as “Deviche Slady,” is a scenic natural attraction located in the Western Caucasus Mountains of Russia, near the village of Arkyz. This enchanting waterfall cascades gracefully from a height of about 15 meters (49 feet) over moss-covered cliffs, surrounded by dense forests and alpine landscapes. The name “Girls Tears” comes from local legends that describe the appearance of the falls as resembling tears shed by a girl.
Day 13
Castle of Prince Oldenburgkiy
I couldn’t find specific information about a “Castle of Prince Oldenburgkiy” in my current resources. It’s possible that this location or structure may not be widely documented or recognized. If you have any other topics or questions about known landmarks or historical sites, feel free to ask!
Monument to the Soldiers who Died During the Great Patriotic War
The Monument to the Soldiers who Died During the Great Patriotic War, located in various cities across the former Soviet Union, commemorates the sacrifices made during World War II. These monuments typically honor soldiers who fought and died defending their homeland against Nazi Germany. They often feature sculptures or statues depicting soldiers, sometimes with eternal flames or wreaths symbolizing remembrance and respect. These monuments serve as important symbols of national pride and remembrance, reminding future generations of the hardships endured and the bravery shown during one of the deadliest conflicts in human history.
Restaurant Gagripsh
I don’t have specific information about a restaurant named “Gagripsh.” It’s possible that this restaurant is not widely known or documented in available resources. If you have any other questions or topics you’d like to know about, feel free to ask!
Central Beach
Central Beach in Batumi, Georgia is a popular coastal destination along the Black Sea, known for its sandy shores and vibrant atmosphere. It stretches along Batumi Boulevard, offering visitors a scenic spot to relax, swim, and enjoy recreational activities.
Cinema Gagra (Winter Theatre)
Cinema Gagra, also known as the Winter Theatre, is a historical cultural site located in Gagra, Abkhazia, Georgia. Originally built in the early 20th century, it serves as a cinema and entertainment hub, screening films and hosting theater performances for residents and visitors alike.
Day 14
Central Market
Nestor Lakoba Country House
Nestor Lakoba Country House, located in Gagra, Abkhazia, is a historic residence that once belonged to Nestor Lakoba, a prominent political figure in the early Soviet era and leader of the Abkhazian Soviet Socialist Republic. The country house is known for its picturesque setting amidst lush gardens and picturesque views of the Black Sea coast.
Railway Station Gagra
The railway station in Gagra, Abkhazia, serves as an important transport hub connecting the city with Georgia and other regions of Russia. Built during the Soviet era, the station retains its historical charm and architecture, reflecting a mix of Soviet-era design with local influences.
Mosaic Lobyrinth
I’m not familiar with a specific “Mosaic Labyrinth” in my current information sources. It’s possible it could be a local attraction or a lesser-known site. If you have any more details or another topic you’re curious about, feel free to ask!
Day 15
Ipatiya Gagrskogo Temple
The railway station in Gagra, Abkhazia, serves as an important transport hub connecting the city with Georgia and other regions of Russia. Built during the Soviet era, the station retains its historical charm and architecture, reflecting a mix of Soviet-era design with local influences.
Palace of the Prince of Oldenburg
The Prince’s Palace of Oldenburg, also known as Dadiani Palace, is a historical landmark located in Zugdidi, Georgia. Built in the 19th century for the ruling Dadiani family, it combines neoclassical and Gothic architectural styles, with ornate facades, grand halls and richly decorated interiors.
Aquapark
An aquapark, often referred to as a water park, is an amusement facility designed for water-based activities and entertainment. Usually featuring a variety of water slides, wave pools, lazy rivers and other attractions, aquaparks are popular destinations for families and thrill-seekers to find fun and relaxation in warm weather.
Day 16
✅ Gagra Hotel to Tbilisi Hotel by train
✅ Transfer Details (Tbilisi Hotel to Tbilisi Airpor ) SUV CAR
Water bottles and snacks Will Be Provided
Included
- ✅ Flight Ticket ( Round Trip)
- ✅ Visa & Overseas Travel Insurance
- ✅ Hotel 3* / 4*
- ✅ Daily Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, (Veg, Non-Veg, Jain Food)
- ✅ Daliy 4 Beer Per Person
- ✅ Entrance fees & activity charges to the sightseeing points are included
- ✅ Early check-in Included
- ✅ Scuba Diving, Snorkelling, Banana Boat Drive, Fly Boarding etc.
- ✅ Kite Surfing, Jet skiing, Underwater sea Walk, Parasailing, Transparent Boat etc.
- ✅ Professional Camera or Video permits
- ✅ 15 - Nights Accommodation in Georgia
- ✅ Return Airport Transfers
- ✅ All Tours and Transfers are on a sharing basis in SUV Car
Excluded
- Expenses of a Personal Nature such as Shopping.
Booking Policy
- ✅ The deal is valid for travel till 31 December 2024.
- ✅ Your selected travel dates are guaranteed. In the unlikely event of seats sold out, we guarantee +/- 1/2 days from your preferred dates.
- ✅ Prices is fixed in all season dates.
- ✅ Cancellation Policy :- *Before 30 days advance amount will be forfeited. *Between 30–15 days: 50% of total tour cost will be charged as penalty. *Less than 15 days: 100% of total tour cost will be charges as penalty
