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Hotel Ipari Tbilisi

23/4 Rustaveli Avenue Tbilisi, Georgia

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Koju

A travel blog entry by nipitiri

... sind". Hindab keele raskeks. Kuna minu küljes ei piiksu midagi, küsib kontrollija-noormees, millised metallist esemed on mul taskutes. Endal siuke nägu peas nagu teeks nalja. Ilmselt nii ongi. Mul pole metallist esemeid taskutes.
Pimedusse kaob riik, kus viinamarjad kasvavad isegi koledate kortermajade ees.
I'll be back.

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Paar sõna gruusia televisioonile

A travel blog entry by nipitiri

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... the interview in English but the question then is in Russian. So I have to switch to Russian quickly. Two questions, what's the purpose of your visit and what is your name and done. Priidu gets the same treatment in front of another camera but he gets to speak English.
Electronic registers and stuff are presented, David makes the presentation. Afterwards follows lively discussion on civil enforcement and fees.
The Ministry of Justice is a huge glass building. 190 people ...

Tbilisi

A travel blog entry by nipitiri

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... skin" that is supposed to be the bible of Georgians.
A circle through the Ethnographical Museum where houses from all over Georgia are gathered. In one there's a man who can say some words in Estonian. He has had a few girlfriends from Estonia.
The wish to see Pantheon gets us to an empty amusement park. In the weekends people come here to get married. In Signagi and Batumi it is also possible to get married in Las Vegas style. That means 24h and right ...

This is going to be long

A travel blog entry by 110days

... back there after being in Tbilisi...more on that in the next section!

The visa adventures
Before leaving the UK, I failed to get my Kazakhstan visa. It seemed sensible to attempt to get it in Georgia. There were 5 other people who didn't have their Azerbaijan visas, so we have been spending an inordinate amount of time trying to work this out. 

When we first stopped in Batumi, I headed with Gary, Karl and Vanessa to book train tickets to Tbilisi ...

Foreign Affairs to Remember

A travel blog entry by k.bramberger

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... supposedly Europe’s highest settlement and a great example of more traditional Svaneti living. This was another insane drive, I think even bumpier than the drive to Mestia. It took us almost 3 hours to drive the measly 44km to get there. We had 8 of us (+driver) in a mini van so it was quite cozy, but so incredibly worth it. I really felt that Ushguli was much more authentic than Mestia and was amazed at how people were living up there. In one area I couldn't tell if I was walking in ...

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