Medieval towers, four-thousand-metre peaks and the highest village in Europe.
Everything the day trip sees, then the part it misses: the Juta valley at dawn and the church without the crowds.
Northern Kakheti: Alaverdi cathedral, the academy at Ikalto, the Tsinandali estate and the wine that flows around them.
Three days in Georgia’s wine region, from cathedral to cellar, staying in vineyard hotels.
A 12th-century city of six hundred rooms carved into a cliff — Georgia’s answer to Cappadocia, without the crowds.
Cave city, walled fortress and the spa town of the Romanovs, at a civilised pace.
The city of love, the convent of St Nino and a cellar lunch above the Alazani valley.
Georgia’s biggest ski resort in winter, a high-altitude balcony over the Caucasus the rest of the year.
Monasteries, caves and canyons around Georgia’s ancient western capital.
A 6th-century cave monastery in a painted semi-desert, an hour and a half from the capital.
Over the Abano pass at 2,850 m to a region of shepherds, tower villages and no paved roads — open only three months a year.