Georgia Tbilisi Gori Mtskheta Gudauri Kazbegi Sighnaghi Kvareli Gudauri 8Days 6Nights GOGE9806

04:30 p.m. Meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport. Look for the pick-up sign and meet our staff who will welcome you and assist with check-in.
07:40 p.m. Depart for Bahrain Airport, Bahrain on GULF AIR flight GF153 (meals and beverages will be served on board).
10:55 p.m. Arrive at Bahrain Airport. Claim your baggage and check into your accommodation.
Accommodation: GOLDEN TULIP BAHAIN HOTEL (equivalent to or locally 4-star).
*As this property is managed under airline regulations, all operations are subject to the airline's sole discretion.*

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant or via a box set.
Afterward, transfer to Bahrain Airport for your flight to Georgia.
09:40 a.m. Depart for Tbilisi Airport, Georgia on GULF AIR flight GF081 (meals and beverages will be served on board).
**During your connecting flight to Tbilisi Airport, the plane will stop at Baku Airport where you will continue your journey without disembarking. Procedures are subject to change depending on airline arrangements.**
04:50 p.m. Arrive at Tbilisi Airport, Georgia (local time is 3 hours behind Thailand). Afterward, proceed through immigration, collect your baggage, and depart as per your itinerary.
Dinner is served at a restaurant.
Accommodation: BIOGRAPHY HOTEL, equivalent to or 4-star local hotel.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Afterward, travel to Gori, Georgia, a city of historical and cultural significance, particularly as the birthplace of Joseph Stalin, the former leader of the Soviet Union.
Explore the ancient cave city of Uplistsikhe, a 3,000-year-old cave city nestled on a rocky cliff along the Mtkvari River near Gori, Georgia. It was once a center of trade and culture during the Iron Age, with its carved rock structures, houses, churches, theaters, and intricate underground passages.
Relive the history of Soviet leaders. The Stalin Museum is located in Gori, the birthplace of Joseph Stalin, the former leader of the Soviet Union. The museum showcases Stalin's life and work through photographs, archives, personal belongings, and artifacts from his era. Highlights include the small wooden house that served as Stalin's birthplace, as well as the private train carriage he used to travel to important meetings, such as the Yalta Conference. There are also exhibitions detailing his role in World War II and world politics.
Lunch at a restaurant.
Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, another church in the Mtskheta area. Built in the 11th century, this church is considered Georgia's most sacred religious center. Built by Georgian architect ARSUKISDZE, it is the second largest in the country and the center of Georgia's conversion to Christianity, making Christianity the state religion of Georgia in 337 AD. It is also the largest ancient structure in Georgia, featuring stunning frescoes.
Afterward, travel back to Tbilisi, the charming capital of Georgia. It is a city that perfectly blends history and modernity, with beautiful scenery along the Mtkvari River and architecture reflecting both European and Asian cultures. Highlights of Tbilisi include the Old Town, filled with charming alleyways, ancient churches, and wooden houses with colorful balconies.
Then, travel to Tbilisi Mall, a shopping mall located in the city. Considered one of the city's largest and most important shopping malls, it features a wide variety of shops, including local and international brands such as H&M, Zara, Mango, and others. There's also a food court.
Dinner: Enjoy free time for dinner to make sightseeing easier.
Accommodation: BIOGRAPHY HOTEL, equivalent to or 4-star local standard.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Departure: Sighnaghi, a charming hillside village and 17th-century fortress. Enjoy close-up views of the stunning Caucasus Mountains. The architecture and colorful hillside houses make Sighnaghi a popular destination for couples, earning it the nickname "City of Love."
Noon: Lunch at a special restaurant... Kashapuri.
You'll see the remains of the ancient city walls and the old town itself. Sighnaghi is also a center for various artisans. This is also a renowned winery, producing 70% of the country's wine. Golf cart fares are not included, approximately 5-7 lari per person.
Visit Bodbi Monastery in Georgia, built to commemorate the conversion of the entire country to Christianity by King Mirian III of the Iberian Dynasty of Saint Nino. Inside the church, you'll find intricate frescoes and the tomb of San Nino. Photography is not permitted inside.
Afterward, travel to Kvareli, a small town in the Kakheti region. The name itself means "wine." Just by looking at it, you can probably guess that this is a major wine-producing region in Georgia. Enjoy a taste of the renowned Kvareli wine. If you like it, you can also purchase souvenirs.
Afterward, travel to Eastpoint Mall, Tbilisi's entertainment destination. Experience a comprehensive shopping and lifestyle experience, featuring world-renowned brands, a variety of restaurants, a state-of-the-art cinema, and entertainment zones for all ages. A one-stop destination for all your needs.
In the evening, enjoy free time for dinner for your convenience.
Accommodation: BIOGRAPHY HOTEL, equivalent to or 4-star local hotel.

Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Depart for Mtskheta, located approximately 20 km north of Tbilisi in Kartli Province in eastern Georgia. Considered one of the country's oldest cities, it is currently the administrative center of Mtskheta Oblast. Tianity, home to approximately 20,000 people, was designated a World Heritage Site in 1994 due to its numerous historical sites.
Visit the Jvari Monastery, an Orthodox cathedral built around the 6th century. Situated on a mountain at the confluence of the Mikvari and Aragvi rivers, the monastery overlooks the vast expanse of the former Kingdom of Iberia, which ruled the region from 400 BC to around the 5th century AD.
Visit the Russian-Georgian Memorial, a large stone arched monument on a hilltop. Built in 1983 to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Treaty of Georgievsky and the establishment of diplomatic relations between the Soviet Union and Georgia, this viewpoint offers one of the most beautiful views in Georgia.
Lunch: Enjoy lunch at a special restaurant... Khinkali menu.
Then, travel to Kazbegi, the original name of the city, now Stepantsminda. After the Orthodox saint Stefan settled in and built a place of prayer, Kazbegi is a small town situated along the banks of the Turki River, approximately 157 kilometers long and situated at an elevation of approximately 1,740 meters above sea level. Summer temperatures are moderate, humid, and dry, around 14.5 degrees Celsius. Winters are cold and long, with temperatures reaching around -5 degrees Celsius in January, the coldest month.
Transfer to a 4WD jeep to admire the beauty of the Gergeti Church, built around the 14th century. Also known as TSMINDA SAMEBA, this sacred church is popularly known. Located on the right bank of the Shkheri River in the Kazbegi mountains, it is a highlight of Georgia. Snow conditions are subject to weather conditions. Then, transfer to Gudauri for accommodation.
(Access by 4WD to this location depends on weather conditions, as snow cover may be blocked and access may be difficult.) No refunds will be issued in the event of a travel disruption due to weather conditions. Kazbegi has limited accommodations and insufficient hotels to accommodate tourists. Should rooms be fully booked and/or unavailable due to weather conditions or other unforeseen circumstances, we reserve the right to change accommodations to Gudauri, approximately 40 kilometers from Kazbegi.
Dinner will be served at a local restaurant or hotel restaurant.
Accommodation: GUDAURI INN HOTEL, equivalent to or 4-star local standard.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Visit Ananuri Fortress, an ancient walled structure situated on the Aragvi River, approximately 45 km from Tbilisi. Built as a fortress in the 16th and 17th centuries, it houses two magnificent churches and a towering tower.
The tower offers stunning views of the city below and the Zinvali Reservoir. The dam also serves as a vital reservoir for transporting stored water to the capital and generating electricity.
Lunch: Lunch at a special restaurant... Chinese menu.
Visit the Georgian Historical Monument, a large black stone pillar carved with various figures depicting Georgia's past. Built by renowned architect Zurab in 1985, it consists of 16 pillars, each 35 meters high. Each pillar is divided into three sections: the lower section deals with the Christian scriptures, and the middle section deals with the stories of Georgian nobles. The section also discusses important events in the country. You can enjoy a bird's-eye view of the city from this location.
Afterward, enjoy free time on Shadeni Street, located in Bilişi, Georgia. This old town street, a social and cultural hub after its restoration in the 9th century, is a famous main street with a European feel. The streets are large and robust, and today, the street is lined with shops, local restaurants, cafes, and a variety of brand-name goods.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your leisure for convenient sightseeing.
Accommodation: BIOGRAPHY HOTEL, equivalent to or 4-star local accommodation.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Take a photo at the Bridge of Peace, a bridge over the Kura River commissioned by Tbilisi City Hall to create a contemporary design connecting the Old Town and the new district. Designed by Italians, the bridge features over 10,000 lights and is illuminated at night.
Take a ride on the Narikala Fortress cable car to admire the fortress, an ancient fortress built around the 4th century in the shuris tsikhe style, meaning irregular. It was later extended around the 7th century during the Umayyad dynasty and later added to during the reign of King David (1089-1125). Later, during the Mongol conquest, The fortress was later named Narin Qala, which means "Little Fortress." Later, parts of the fortress collapsed due to earthquakes and were subsequently demolished.
Take a photo of Mother Georgia, a prominent symbolic monument standing tall in the heart of the city, seemingly watching over the people. Also known as Mother Kartlis and Kartlis Deda, this sculpture sits atop Yausolaki Hill to celebrate Tbilisi's 1,500th anniversary.
Take a photo of the ancient Abanotubani Baths. While Tbilisi boasts numerous hot springs, this ancient bathhouse is a place for soaking in the sulfur-rich hot springs, believed to contain minerals that help eliminate toxins and brighten the skin.
Lunch at a special restaurant...Thai food menu.
Take a trip to the Trinity Church, also known as Sameba, an Orthodox Christian church and a significant symbol of Tbilisi and Georgia. It is one of the largest Orthodox churches in the world. Established in 2004 as part of a project to restore a 1,500-year-old Orthodox artifact, it was designed by Georgian architect Vakhtang Davitaia and stands approximately 85 meters tall. The cathedral is a marvelous and priceless architectural marvel, combining ancient Orthodox elements with exquisite art. While visiting the Holy Trinity Cathedral of Tbilisi, visitors can admire the cathedral's magnificent structure, including its stunning interior, particularly the four-sided diamond-shaped pagoda built to commemorate the three personalities of Jesus Christ. The cathedral also features images of Jesus and related art. It is also the center of the Orthodox Church in Georgia. The cathedral palace also houses an important Orthodox library, open to those interested in learning about Christianity. The cathedral also serves as a venue for religious ceremonies and other religious activities within the country's Orthodox Church.
Afterward, transfer to Tbilisi Airport for your flight back to Thailand.
05:20 p.m. Depart for Bahrain Airport, Bahrain, on GULF AIR flight GF082 (meals and beverages will be served on board).
07:20 p.m. Arrive at Bahrain Airport, Bahrain. While waiting for your connecting flight
10:45 p.m. Depart for Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand on GULF AIR flight GF152 (meals and beverages will be served on board).

09:55 a.m. Arrived safely at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand...with great memories.