Best Eastern Villa Berika Tbilisi

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... drop off most of the time, to another monastery at Tatev. Again, beautiful setting, high above a gorge. The 4 of us went on to Sisian yesterday to see some ancient stone "teeth", 204 of them, some with holes in them, that are believed to have played a part in ancient astronomical observations. Great views walking up there and VERY windy. Luckily, we got back to our hotels just as it started to rain very heavily. We're now ...

Well, it's always fun to be struck down by sickness when you have to pay for a bed every night, regardless of what you do. :( I caught a cold so I've just been huddled in my hostel bed drinking tea and counting my disapearing lari (money). Sigh. Last week I went to Mestia, in the Svaneti region (northwest Georgia, near the Abkhazia region but not too close....) The region was gorgeous and covered with towers. The villages in this ...

In the beginning, I had thought of this journey to be more of an extended visit to my Georgian friends from the Erasmus summer semester than getting to see anything worthful. More to it, there was a war in Georgia in August and this didn't add any excitement as well. However, I got really surprised how many beautiful and non-touristy spots are there in the Caucausus and how much funny situations can happen. I believe the region is a bit undervalued as a backpackers destination and I can ...

... that night at the camp site- didn't manage both bottles but had a bloody good try. 2/. Turkmenbashi and waiting for the ferry across the Caspian sea. Spent better night. - Toilets were the most foul I'ver ever experienced and after travelling India last year I've had my fair share but these were without doubt the worst. Also it was all so public we couldn't just squat behind a wall etc as there was always someone there- usually naval. We had to sleep on ...

... cross to the Old Town, which was quite close. Run into Natalya on the bridge, who directs us towards the eating area. Walk the wrong way at first, then find the outdoor cafe streets. Walk up and down, but can't see what we want. End up walking up as far as the St George column, then a bit further in pursuit of internet for tomorrow. Walk back to where we ran into Paul, Nick and Katherine, and decide on soup and bread here, plus ...

... club FC Carl Zeiss Jena 2-1 in the cup final in Düsseldorf, Germany. The market is probably the biggest I've ever seen. Thousands of people are running to buy anything (I think that the fact that it was sunday made this market look crowder than usual) - from food, clothes and shoes and up to carpets, home decoration facilities and more. Really - you can find almost anything in this noisy market for using at home - but souvenirs are not Bazruba's main issue. I think I ...

... 4, but it always ensured the night was off to a good start. then after plovdiv we headed to istanbul. it was a pretty cool city, but after a few days i was over it and ready to move on. the kebabs were nothing special here to my amazement, on this trip i have been in search of a kebab that is of german size, quality and value, hwoeveri have fallen short in all of the kebab mecas that i have visited thus far. of course i went for the turkish bath which is quite an experience ...

... dollars for equipment for one person!So we made a short risky trip near to Orstveri summit and was stopped by crevasses. Ok, we descended to Kazbegi and get terribly drunked by Kazbegi beer and vodka with locals as usual:-) The day after we hire two off-roads (Lada Niva-for real!) and got along a border with Chechnya to small mountain village Juta to start hike across the Jvari pass. Behind that pass is an old ...

... because I pretty much towered over the average Turkish male. Hey Peeps I am finally in La Bella Roma and it is hot. Sorry Southern Africans but I feel absolutely no remorse about basking in the heat - although it is hot as hell. This is supposed to be the worst heat wave - air conditioners are giving up the ghost all over and I can now understand why scientists invented air conditioning ...