An Ideal Georgia Itinerary For 5 Days

 The Georgian people are hospitable and welcoming, and the country is truly worth visiting. The popularity of Georgia among tourists is growing, so here is a 5-day itinerary for a trip to the country. In Georgia, there are many historical, cultural, gastronomic, and natural landscapes, pilgrimage sites, and gastronomic zones that travelers dream of exploring during their Georgia itinerary. Lets forge a 5 days in Georgia itinerary that combines everything you need to do.  Dazonn Travels offers direct flights from Dubai to Tbilisi, Georgia,

Currency 

In many places, you can also pay in Georgian Lari or US Dollars. In the old town of Tbilisi, there is a wide selection of currency exchanges, so you will be able to easily exchange your USD here.

A 5-day itinerary for Georgia

Tbilisi is the starting and ending point! A 5 days cultural tour package taking you through Tbilisi, Georgia and 2 other destinations in Georgia is offered with the In-depth Cultural tour The Best of 5 days in Georgia. An expert guide, meals, and transportation are included in the Best of Georgia in 5 Days package.

Day 1: Tbilisi

Transfer to the hotel upon arrival in Tbilisi and overnight stay. It's time to learn a little about the capital. The capital city of Georgia and a city with a great deal of cultural, economic, and political importance. A sulfur spring was the main source of heat for ancient Tbilisi because of the word "Tbilisi" meaning "warm." The legend goes that King Vakhtang Gorgasali used to practice falconry with his bird. A pheasant was trying to escape from a pond when they stumbled upon it.

Day 2: Tbilisi city tour and visit to Mtskheta

5 days in Georgia will begin with a visit to the Cathedral of "Sameba" - a symbol of Georgian unity, revival, and immortality. Tbilisi's Cathedral rises on Mount St. Ilya in the center of the city. The English word "Sameba" means "Holy Trinity". Also, the monument to the influential Georgian ruler Vakhtang Gorgasali, the founder of the city of Tbilisi. Temple Metekhi - the walls of the temple are a product of classical Georgian technology. In the 6th century, the Temple of Sioni was founded. "Gorgasali" was a nickname for the king during the war; it meant being cautious of anyone with a wolf head. Almost three meters beneath the pavement's surface indicate the venerable age of the temple's floor. Taking colorful photos of Tbilisi from the Peace Bridge is also on our itinerary. Georgia's soul lives in Mtskheta, the oldest city and first capital. This tour takes you to the Cathedral "Svetitskhoveli" (XI century). The Lord's Heaton is located at the base of the cathedral of the 12 apostles. "Second Jerusalem" is the name given to Mtskheta by this shrine. Let's go up to Jvari Monastery too.

 

Day 3: Kakheti, Signagi & Bodbe

Visit Kakheti, the nation's wine and winemaking capital. Kakheti is the most fertile region of Georgia and produces some of the best wine in the entire post-Soviet region. With hectares of vineyards, many ancient temples, monasteries, and sleepy towns with tiled roofs, it can sometimes seem like this isn't a Georgian region at all. More than 500 varieties of grapes are grown in Georgia today, and the art of winemaking differs fundamentally from Europe in terms of its properties and characteristics. If you place a hand on the grave of Saint Nino while on the way to Sighnaghi, your wish will certainly be fulfilled. Convent Bodbe is a part of St. George Great Shrine of Georgia. After arriving in Sighnaghi, the Alazani Valley offers a magnificent view of the complex mountain relief that encloses the city. Especially prominent in the restored city are balconies surrounded by openwork fences. Visit an ethnographic museum in Kakheti. Archaeological digs in Kakheti have discovered household and religious objects dating from the Stone Age to the I century BC in a museum. In this exhibition, archeological materials discovered in Georgia's eastern provinces from the 4th-18th centuries are displayed.

Day 4: Kazbegi

In addition to 5 days in Georgia, on the way to Stepantsminda, one will pass the scenic fortress of Ananuri (XVI century), which is located above the Aragva River, as well as the picturesque Zhinvali Reservoir, surrounded by picturesque nature. As one approaches the Gudauri ski center, we will stop for lunch at one of the cozy cafes. Then we will proceed to the observation deck at the monument "Arch of Friendship'', dedicated to the friendship between Russia and Georgia. To get to Stepantsminda in the mountains of Kazbegi, we will drive along the Tergicherez River Cross Pass (2400 meters above sea level). An amazing view of Mount Kazbek can be seen in clear weather when the weather is clear. Approximately 6 thousand years ago, Kazbek's last eruption occurred. Kazbek mountain in Georgia has an ice cap. The mountain is covered with perpetual snow and valley glaciers, covering 135 square meters in total. Located at 2170 meters above sea level, the Church of the Most Holy Trinity Gergeti is the highest mountain structure in Europe.

 

Day 5: Departure home

Transfers to and from the airport should be scheduled for the day at leisure on your 5 days in Georgia.