going their in august, anything non touristy that yall can suggest, maybe some restos or cool shit.
>going to Tbilisi
GEORGIA the CUNTRY
going their in august, anything non touristy that yall can suggest, maybe some restos or cool shit.
>going to Tbilisi
Did Russians ruin the cost of living, or is it still cheap?
I'm visiting right now and yes things have doubled or tripled - but still very affordable for someone from abroad.
Craft Wine Bar and Sitio are really good.
it's a shithole go to Armenia or somewhere more interesting trust me
You could easily visit both Georgia and Armenia.
hows life in glandale axper?
Please stop making threads about this shithole. Why are so many people obsessed with this place?
>Inb4 a million seething Gios
Probably has something to do with Russian shitlibs praising it a lot (at least I can't see any other reason)
Are you Armenian or have any connections to Armenia?
>Why are so many people obsessed with this place?
It's cheap and they allow you stay for a full year without having to apply for some bullshit special visa. That was enough to catch my attention.
Name a better place that does that. I'll wait.
I'm going to visit Kutaisi (ქუთაისი) in August. Any tips how to survive?
>going during the hottest season
You'll be broiled.
It's a depressed, run-down city. Nothing to do there.
The cathedral isn't too bad, and the river's quite nice. Other than that, go elsewhere to see nicer things.
just outside the city is full of grove type restaurants, i remember one with a creek running through it where you would put your wine in to chill it (every georgian family practically makes their own wine).
Georgian hospitality is legendary but IDK how much you experience of that being a tourist solo traveler.
Most of the best parts of Georgia are the supras at people's houses and the things friends do together generally so maybe try to couchsurf or somehow make friends with someone to host you if you want to see the real worthwhile stuff.
Do Georgian chicks like bwc?