GTour — Gateway to Georgia https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Georgia in 7 days: the itinerary I’d give my own family The rainbow hills: why the earth near Gareji is striped Ateni Sioni: the frescoes nobody visits The Abano pass: the road to Tusheti, and why it’s only open 100 days a year Khvanchkara: the sweet red that Stalin sent to Churchill The stone bridges of Ajara: 900 years, no mortar Gonio: the Roman fort at the end of the empire Kubdari and Svan salt: the highland kitchen The Svaneti museum: icons hidden from Mongols and Bolsheviks Ushguli: life at 2,100 metres, all year Imeretian khachapuri: the original, and why the rest are copies Martvili canyon: rowing through a green cathedral Tskaltubo: Stalin’s bathhouse and the ghost sanatoriums Prometheus cave: the myth, the chains, and what’s really underground The Kukushka train: 37 km in two and a half hours, on purpose Borjomi water: the spring, the Romanovs, and why it tastes like that Rabati: how one fortress holds a mosque, a church and a synagogue Vardzia: the queen who carved a city into a cliff David Gareji: monks, frescoes and a border in the desert Uplistsikhe: a city cut from rock before Rome existed The Dry Bridge market: Soviet cameras, silver, and how to bargain Narikala: the fortress that was Persian, Arab, Mongol and Georgian Tbilisi’s sulphur baths: how to take one without embarrassing yourself Jvari: the view that put Georgia on the map, literally The supra, decoded: what the toasts mean and when to drink The Tsinandali library: the prince who brought Europe to Kakheti Churchkhela: the walnut “candle” that fed an army Alaverdi: a cathedral taller than anything built in Europe for 500 years Sighnaghi’s wall: why a wine town needed 23 towers Bodbe: the woman who converted a kingdom Rtveli: what actually happens at a Georgian harvest Amber wine explained in one glass Mountain khinkali vs Tbilisi khinkali: the argument every Georgian has Juta at dawn: the last valley before the mountains close Ananuri: the fortress on a lake that shouldn’t exist The Jvari pass: the road that took three empires to build Bagrati and Gelati: the two cathedrals of the Golden Age Svan towers: why every family built a fortress Svetitskhoveli: the robe of Christ and the cedar that grew from it The qvevri: why Georgians bury their wine Gergeti Trinity Church: why a 14th-century church was built where no one lives Home Tusheti — Georgia’s Last Wild Frontier (4 Days) David Gareji — Desert Monasteries on the Edge of Georgia Kutaisi & Western Georgia — 3 Days Gudauri — Mountain Escape Sighnaghi & Bodbe — Wine Country Day Trip Vardzia, Rabati & Borjomi — 2 Days Vardzia Cave City — Day Trip Georgia Travel Blog