Georgian "Machu Picchu" - a village Mutso, empty of people; Anatori burial vaults; medieval village connected in one village, divided into labyrinths-Shatili; local dishes, mountain traditions and mystical shrines; Mountain khinkali and other dishes prepared by local housewives.

1,800,000 years-old human people and their dwelling in the Dmanisi Museum, the medieval city of Dmanisi, where the silk trade route passed; The settlement of Germans and their traces - in Asureti dishes and wines of German cuisine with a Georgian character, the 5th century Bolnisi Sioni and a sample of ancient Georgian writing; Museum of Bolnisi equipped with modern standards; Bolnisi cellars and local dishes.

"Flying" over the 200-meter-high canyon of Tsalka by bicycle, walking on the 240-meter glass bridge, drinking coffee in the diamond-shaped hanging cafe and enjoying the beautiful views of the Dashbashi canyon; "Miracle-working" trouts of Bertha Monastery of the 6th century, Manglisi Sioni of the 5th century; 10,000-year-old paintings of primeval people in the village of Gantidi; Four-century-old Georgian cuisine and wines made with 8,000-year-old traditions.

Explore the venerable Bolnisi Sioni, a majestic temple from the 5th century, adorned with ancient Georgian script - an echo of the nation's distant past. Delve into the treasures of the Bolnisi Museum, where artifacts from the Neolithic era to the 19th century unfold the story of centuries gone by. In Asureti, discover the legacy of a German settlement, savoring dishes and wines infused with a Georgian soul. Visit the 13th-century cross-domed Tsughrugasheni temple, a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Conclude your journey in Bolnisi’s cellars, where local dishes await to tantalize your senses.

Experience the ancient wonder of Sighnaghi's historic walls, stretching for 4 kilometers and encompassing 40 hectares of history. Step into the Sighnaghi Museum, where the original masterpieces of Niko Pirosmani, the celebrated 19th-century Georgian artist, come to life. Wander through the sacred grounds of Bodbe Monastery, where the revered Saint Nino, the spiritual enlightener of Georgia, rests—a beacon of faith from the 4th century. Explore the 6th-century Khirsa Monastery in Tibaani, a symbol of enduring devotion. Gaze upon the breathtaking Alazani Valley and the towering Caucasus Mountains, extending across a 60-kilometer horizon. Savor the exquisite flavors of Kakhetian cuisine, paired with wines crafted in qvevri, an ancient tradition perfected over 8,000 years. Wander along the ancient 4-kilometer-long and 40-hectare historical wall of Sighnaghi, a charming town steeped in history. Visit the Sighnaghi Museum, home to original paintings by the celebrated 19th-century Georgian artist Niko Pirosmani. Explore the 8th-9th century Bodbe Monastery, where the tomb of St. Nino, the spiritual enlightener of Georgians from the 4th century, resides. Discover the 6th-century Khirsi Monastery in Tibaani and take in the breathtaking views of the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains that stretch across a 60-kilometer perimeter. Savor the rich flavors of Kakhetian cuisine and wines made in Qvevri, using an ancient 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition.

VII century two-storied Gurjaani Kovladtsminda Monastery; 4 kilometers long and 40-hectare historical wall of Sighnaghi; Sighnaghi Museum and original paintings of the 19th century artist - Niko Pirosmani; 8th-9th century monastery of Bodbe, 4th century saint – Nino’s tomb; Views of the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains within a radius of 60 kilometers; 6th century Khirsi Monastery in Tibaani; Kakhetian cuisine dishes and wines made in Qvevri (clay pot), pressed with eight-thousand-years-old technology.

6th century rock-carved monastic complex, where 6,000 monks were serving at the same time; Colored mountains; Meadows stretched to the horizon, salty lakes, and the road to the David-Gareji monastery, completely empty of inhabitants; Martkopi Monastery founded by an Assyrian saint of the 6th century, 5th century fenced monastery of St. Nino, where only a part of the historical temple remains.

In the Martvili canyon, nature like the "Jurassic period", the two-hundred-year-old palace of the Georgian lords - Dadiani, where Napoleon Bonaparte's face mask is kept; Masterclasses and Imeretian and Megrelian "khachapuri" prepared by local housewives, four-century-old culinary of Samegrelo and Imereti, tasting of premium quality Ojaleshi wine in the micro-zone of Ojaleshi, 8,000-year-old technology of wine production.

Journey to the Caucasus Mountains; 13th century Kintsvisi Monastery, where the mural of Tamar, the first female king is preserved; 18th century two-storied tower-temple of the Holy Mother of God of Vaki; 19th century Oni Synagogue; Culinary of mountainous Georgia - tasting Racha ham, beans and wines pressed from endemic vines: homeland of Khvanchkara and Tvishi.

Trip to Kolkheti; Balneological resort – Tskaltubo and treatment with and natural springs containing Rodon; Prometheus Cave formed over 27 million years; UNESCO World Heritage Site - 11-th century Gelati Monastery and Academy near Kutaisi; Imeretian traditional dishes and endemic, unique wines produced with eight-thousand-year-old technology.

3500 years old, the world's oldest city - Kutaisi, where in 1984 the English traveler and researcher - Tim Severin repeated the route of the "Argonauts" and casted the anchor into the River Rioni (Phazisi) near Kutaisi; A 3000-year-old rock-carved city of priests at the crossroads of the "Silk Road" - Uplistsikhe; VI-VII centuries Ateni Sioni Temple; masterclasses at Vacheishvili's family cellar; Atenian wines made with 8,000-year-old technology; UNESCO World Heritage Site - 11th century Gelati Monastery and Academy; Imeretian traditional dishes and Imeretian wines pressed from endemic vines.

Journey to the Lesser Caucasus and explore Vardzia, an 800-year-old rock-hewn city, where ancient frescoes, including a rare depiction of Queen Tamar, reveal Georgia's rich history. In Borjomi, discover the healing power of its renowned mineral springs, emerging from depths of 1,500 meters. Visit the beautifully restored 9th-century Rabat Castle, a testament to centuries of architectural grandeur. Savor the flavors of unique Meskhetian cuisine and wines crafted from local, endemic vines in the Giorgi Natenadze's wine cellar, using an 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition.

Journey to the majestic mountains of the Lesser Caucasus, where the IX-century Rabat Castle stands tall. Discover Mtskheta, a 2,400-year-old city, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Jvari Monastery. Rejuvenate with the warm, healing waters of Borjomi, rich with 12 minerals, flowing from 1,500 meters. Explore the vast wilderness of Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park and savor Georgian cuisine crafted from centuries-old recipes, accompanied by wines made from endemic grapes using 8,000-year-old traditions

Embark on an enchanting journey to the rugged mountains of the Lesser Caucasus, where nature reveals its ancient secrets. Here, the legendary healing waters of Borjomi rise from the earth at an altitude of 1,500 meters, enriched with 12 vital minerals, revered for centuries for their restorative powers. Spread across 107,000 hectares lies the vast Borjomi-Kharagauli National Park, a haven of untamed beauty where every step is a communion with nature. Travel through time to the 2,400-year-old city of Mtskheta, where the echoes of Georgia’s storied past are preserved in stone. These sacred grounds hold two UNESCO World Heritage Sites—the Svetitskhoveli and Jvari Monasteries—whose ancient walls have witnessed centuries of devotion and faith. Complete your journey with a feast of Georgian cuisine, where each dish is a living testament to traditions passed down through the ages. Savor wines crafted from endemic grape varieties, pressed with techniques perfected over 8,000 years, each sip a taste of Georgia’s rich and enduring heritage..

Embark on a journey along the storied 'military road,' winding its way through the awe-inspiring Caucasus Mountains, where Europe's highest peaks rise to meet the heavens. At its pinnacle stands a magnificent glacier, towering 5,054 meters above the world, a frozen testament to nature's grandeur. Along this ancient route, history unfolds with every step. The revered Monasteries of Svetitskhoveli and Jvari stand as sacred symbols of Georgia's spiritual heritage, their stones steeped in centuries of devotion. Further along, the majestic Ananuri Castle, built between the XVI-XVIII centuries, guards the mountain pass, its towers and walls echoing with tales of battles long past. Amidst the towering peaks, the ski resort of Gudauri offers a winter paradise, where adventure awaits. At an elevation of 2,100 meters, the Arch of Friendship of Peoples shines in a mosaic of 1,217 tiles, celebrating unity as it overlooks the breathtaking Aragvi Valley. High above, the 14th-century Gergeti Trinity Monastery perches in solitude, a sentinel in the clouds, where faith and nature converge in serene harmony.

Discover the heart of Tbilisi, a city where cultures and faiths have coexisted harmoniously for centuries. Our "Tolerant Tbilisi" tour takes you on a fascinating journey through the city’s rich tapestry of history, architecture, and spirituality.

Step into history at the throne city of Telavi, where the royal residence and museum of an 18th-century king stand proudly. Explore Ujarma Castle, hailed by Forbes in 2012 as the oldest fortress in Georgia. From the heights of the Gombori Pass, take in sweeping views of the Caucasus Mountains and the picturesque Ivri Valley at an elevation of 1,620 meters. Marvel at a 900-year-old chadar with a remarkable 3.6-meter diameter. Visit the Aleksandre Chavchavadze family’s historic 19th-century palace, where a three-century-old wine cellar still produces the famed 'Tsinandali' wine, crafted using European methods. Stroll through the Telavi market, where locally grown eco-friendly products abound, and indulge in the flavors of Kakhetian cuisine, paired with wines fermented in Qvevri - a tradition stretching back 8,000 years

Journey to the towering heights of the Caucasus, where Shkhara Mountain, rising to 5,200 meters, reigns as one of the highest peaks on the European continent. Discover the ancient marvels of Svaneti, where 8th-10th century stone towers stand sentinel over timeless mountain traditions in Ushguli, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Immerse yourself in the unique flavors of highland Georgian cuisine, shaped by centuries of tradition. Witness the majesty of glaciers and cascading waterfalls. Explore the bicentennial palace of the Georgian nobility, the Dadiani Estate, home to the preserved face mask of Napoleon Bonaparte. Traverse the breathtaking roads that wind through the Caucasus Mountains, leading to the awe-inspiring 272-meter-high Enguri Hydro Power Plant, crowned by its mighty arch dam.

Journey to the subtropics; route through seaside and resort towns, and finally, Batumi's 7-kilometer boulevard on the coast, active nightlife, attractions, restaurants, casinos and hotels; The tradition of working on clay and the masterclass of making a clay pots passed down from generation to generation in Shrosha or Makatubani; ceramic dishes; 2300-year-old gold-rich former city - Vani; the modern Vani Museum, from where the view of the historical Kolkheti lowland and the Black Sea opens up; Adjarian khachapuri and wines produced with 8 thousand-year-old technology.

Mtskheta, Georgia's ancient capital, boasts nearly 2,400 years of history. Explore its UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the revered Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery. Witness the picturesque merging of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers, enjoy a scenic boat trip, and savor authentic cuisine paired with wines made using Georgia’s 8,000-year-old winemaking tradition.

Explore Gori, where history meets culture. Visit the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe, the Stalin Museum, and the iconic Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. End your tour with a wine tasting at Nika Vacheishvili’s wine cellar in the picturesque village of Ateni's Sioni.