Things to do in Udabno

The National Museum of Georgia is a museum located in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, with its main building situated on Rustavili Street. The museum houses artifacts dating from 2000 BC to modern times, encompassing archaeology, geology, history, folklore, and art. Located in the heart of Tbilisi, it is about a 5-minute walk from Freedom Square and faces the Parliament Building across the street. The museum was originally established in the 1920s. In 2004, Georgia underwent a reform of its museum system, and "National Museum of Georgia" became a collective name for several national museums. The museum features permanent exhibitions such as "The Underground Treasure Trove" and "The Forbidden Zone of Soviet Memory," and its collection includes pre-Christian gold artifacts and jewels, such as the small golden lion, a national symbol, as well as millennia-old gold and silver artifacts and fossils.

Mestia is a small mountain town located in the Svaneti region of northwestern Georgia. If Sighnaghi is the "town of love," then Mestia is the "heart of the Georgian Alps," renowned for its medieval Svan Tower, stunning snow-capped mountain scenery, and top-notch hiking trails. Despite its small size, the town has its own airport. * Svan Tower (medieval defensive stone towers), hiking paradises (such as those leading to Koruldi Lakes), ski resorts (such as Tetnuldi), and Caucasus Mountain scenery. An outdoor haven where natural beauty and a thousand years of history intertwine.

Ushguli highest village in Europe located in Georgia. it's must to visit! the most beautiful landscape ever 🤩

Mtatsminda is the perfect vantage point to see all of Tbilisi at a glance. We got here by taxi from the center for just 5 lari, which is very cheap for a climb to such a height. A few important life hacks for tourists: About the funicular: The city's blue Metromoney card is not valid here. To ride the legendary tram, you need to purchase a separate park card directly at the ticket office. About transport cards: If you're in the city for 1-2 days, don't overload your Metromoney card—it might only be needed once for express rides. What the park itself offers: The park is huge and very beautiful. There's a ton of entertainment for every taste: extreme roller coasters, water rides (a real relief in the heat), traditional carousels, and a giant Ferris wheel right on the edge of the cliff—it looks breathtaking! There are many excellent cafes at the top where you can sit and have a snack with a magnificent view of the city. Sunsets are a whole other art form here. Watching Tbilisi gradually become illuminated from above is pure magic! The park requires a lot of walking, so wear comfortable shoes. The place is stunning; leaving tired but happy is the norm! Outrageous emotions are guaranteed. 👌

Tbilisi's name means hot water After experiencing it, two people enjoyed the bath that can accommodate 12 people... It's really comfortable

The museum is quite large, with two floors and English-speaking guides. Half of the exhibition halls are filled with photographs and documents, and the other half are display cases of gifts from various countries. There's a Stalin train in the courtyard, but it's not always open. After our guide finished explaining, she got a key to open the door, and then locked it again after we finished looking at the exhibits.

梅特希教堂最早建于公元5世纪 ，虽历经多次摧毁与重建，却仍保留原有风格，历史韵味浓厚。教堂前“格鲁吉亚之父”瓦赫坦格一世的雕像气势非凡，与教堂相互映衬。在这里，能俯瞰库拉河，遥望格鲁吉亚之母雕像，还能将第比利斯老城的风光尽收眼底。内部装饰精美，承载着丰富的历史与艺术价值，曾作为监狱关押过高尔基，更为其增添神秘色彩。