A trip to Georgia.

Good day dear reader . On this page I want to tell you about the journey to the wonderful country of Georgia , which occurred in the summer of 2013 Just want to warn you that my English is very bad , I ask you to forgive me for that.So Georgia is a wonderful country , with its unique history and culture. The international airport is in the two cities is stalitsa Tbilisi and Batumi, Georgia is a city on the Black Sea. Since Georgia is formerly part of the Soviet Union and is a former Soviet republic , its people especially adults good talk on the Russian .Regarding Safety while in Georgia this obsolyutno SECURITY country when staying with children and families , police stations at every turn, a very law-abiding citizens .Prices for services , entertainment , excursions, etc. : food in the restaurants is very cheap, there is no fast food systems , Georgians like to eat the national food , trips to the mountains are not cheap , accommodation is expensive as well , fruits and vegetables at a market stand very very cheap.Rekominduyu try hinkali and hachapuri this Georgian national dishes.Georgia has the Orthodox faith . Pravostavie Georgians took about 2000 years ago. People in Georgia are very kind and helpful , always willing to help.Places that I rekominduyu visit :Tbilisi , " tortoiseshell lake ", " Botanical Garden" , "Fortress dub ", " Ride the cable car ", " Sulphur Baths ," " Jvari " " Monastery Zadazeni ."Kutaisi , " white bridge ", " Sataplia Cave ."Gori , "House of Joseph Stalin Museum ," " Cave City Uplitsihe ."The village - Stephantsminda " Gergeti Sameba monastery ."
Dear Reader . As the beautiful places in Georgia very much, I want to make those videos that I Sneem . I would like to apologize for the video quality , I shot it with a cell phone camera .

View from Djvari:

Center of Tbilisi:

 

 Who erected a monument by sculptor Zurab Tspreteli in Tbilisi:

Cave city Uplitsihe near the town of Gori:

Kakheti lake Elijah: 

Village Stephantsminda:

The rest of the video I'll post a continuation of this blog.
Thank you.