Hotel Tori Tbilisi
10 G Chanturia Str Tbilisi, Georgia
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The last party before Iran
... Sure enough, once we arrived at the station we established that the train was to leave the next day at 20.20. Good job guys.
We then made our way out to Nicole’s host family’s house, where we were briefly introduced to her host mum and host sister. This was interesting, as we got to check out a Georgia family’s home, without any prior warning. It wasn’t anything particularly worth writing home about, but it was interesting none the less. The mother ...
Ilm
... scene which isn't very common. Inside the work is in full swing but candles are available.
It starts to rain again and after that sun comes out.
Next sight is he cave city of Uplistsikhe. It was a trading center already in 5th century and was destroyed partly by the mongols in 13th century, partly by the elements throughout history.
I hear a familiar language and since we just talked about it, act unlike an Estonian and make ...
Kakheti
... driver limits himself with just holding the glass and I get to taste all the seven varieties plus chacha by myself. The wine is made in a traditional Georgian way which means a huge clay vessel digged in the earth. No oak, no filter. The wine is accompanied by cheese and bread, both made in the same house. A sparkle-eyed beauty introduces us wine and the house.
Pirosmani has no electricity so the pictures have to be looked at in dimness. I find out that ...
Foreign Affairs to Remember
... and a round of applause. Then everyone who had been standing around all started to rush over to the tower. I joined in and watched as the police dragged the woman out of the tower and off to… I don’t know where. Somehow I guess they had managed to grab her and maybe sedate her before bringing her down. The crowd followed them off down the street and that’s when I really decided it was time to move on. I wandered through the streets of the old town and over to a nice ...
Mama Georgia
... the youngest of the mother-daughter couple that runs the hostel, she had to get up to show us the room in the middle of the night! And the next morning she came over to apologise for being in her pyjamas, and any inconveniences the other guests might have given in the morning. She was so nice that we decided not to look any further, but stay in the same place for another night.
Khachapuri
We started our tour of the capital of ...



