After visiting developed economic areas in China, it is natural that a visit to a country like Georgia will be a culture shock for you. However, Georgia offers something very beautiful, let's not forget that it has a very rich history, and the Georgian alphabet is very interesting.
The damaged buildings you saw are more than 100-200 years old and have cultural heritage status. Changing their facades, renovations require huge bureaucratic procedures, and sometimes years of waiting, which also involve large sums of money. My relative has been trying for more than a year to get approval to renovate the facade of the house. Unfortunately, the government does not have a unified plan to solve this problem.
Hello from Bulgaria, guys, Georgia is such a beautiful place, lots of history. It combines so many cultures that you have already seen and experienced. And Steve stop calling it cheese pizza :) but I agree it's even better for breakfast the next day
I just got back from Tbilisi, Georgia from visiting my girlfriend for the first time and I have to say…It stole my heart. The people are so warm and full of love with all walks of life. If you’re a lover of the outdoors, you’re surrounded by foothills/mountains for hiking and winter sporting. Not far at all from bodies of water for water sports. The food quality is so pure with authentic ingredients that you can taste! Really thinking about relocating to Georgia. Thanks for this awesome video and to the Native Georgians that has made my experience so amazing.
I was in Georgia a few months ago. Visited Tblisi and the win region east of Tblisi. The balconies over the streets in the old town quite cool. Baku's old town also similar in style from Tbilisi's. Food and wine of course healthy and delicious. While in Tblisi, I spent time browsing the Dezerter Bazaar. I highly recommend checking out the Dezerter Bazaar. That was a fun visit. In Dezerter, I had fun conversing with a few of the fresh spice and food vendors in the multi-story market right in the center of the Bazaar area. Spoke to a couple of babushka sellers in both German and Russian. Last but not least, I tried homemade red sweet wine from one of the vendors. The sweet wine was delicious, and ended up purchasing that in a 1,5 litre plastic bottle ; the same type of plastic bottle used to sell bottled water. From the same vendor, I sampled moonshine chacha. As you may know, chacha is a pomace brandy made of a fermented combination of grapes mixed with olive oil that ends up being at least 50% alcohol. As you can imagine, if you drink one or two shots of chacha, that will really make you go cha-cha!! The wine in Georgia, I have found is really heavenly. As a matter of fact, I think I like the Georgian wine even better that what comes from France or California. After a tour of a few wineries in the Kharkeli wine region, it is plainly seen how meticulously crafted Georgian wine is (the way they carefully control the temperature of the storage vessels; the way they let wine ferment in vessels underground, even the shape of some of the bottles for retail sales, etc...). Everything sampling of wine I had tasted excellent. I came to Tblisi via Georgian Airways via Amsterdam. Georgian Airways does not have a good reputation, plus the airfare is pretty expensive for basic service. As of this writing, Georgian Airways only have 7 airplanes in their fleet, thereby not offering daily flights. However, they do have convenient time slots for non-stop flights from Amsterdam, Paris, Vienna on the days they do provide service. On my Amsterdam flight, the positive was that the aircraft was spotlessly clean and departed on time and got to Tblisi a bit head of schedule. Unfortunately, Georgian Airways did not have any entertainment for a 4.5-5 hour flight, plus they did not serve much in the way of refreshments. Some might find the seats in a Georgian Airway airplane hard and uncomfortable. In a nutshell, on the day of my Georgian Airway flight, they did transport passengers to Tblisi fairly comfortably, plus the views over the Georgian countryside approaching Tblisi is simply spectacular! Overall, Georgia is a destination that deserves a lot more attention as a great tourist destination that it is getting. My website www.schnitzing.com
Спасибо за отличный обзор моей страны).я уверен вы многое еще интересного не видели в Грузий.в первую очередь надо понять грузинский дух,традиций и вы уже никогда не забудете Грузию.мы многострадальный народ,многое пережили,но мы очень добрый народ и это думаю главное наша черта
Thanks for this great video. As a Georgian I'm really glad, that you enjoyed the city and food. There are tons of beautiful and magnificent places in Georgia, which, I hope, you'll enjoy. Wish you nice staying in Georgia ❤❤❤
Started to be a fan since your first China episode dropped (cuz I'm Chinese lol), and among all the vloggers who have come to China recently, you guys are my favorite!! Big thumbs up for your way of experiencing different cities and cultures, and always being energetic and honest! Tbilisi is also on my travel list, you guys motivated me to keep exploring the world. Keep on going and thanks for creating such good content!!❤❤❤
It is very delightful that you visited my country. It's name is actually Saqartvelo, but foreigners know it as Georgia. Saqartvelo is a country of a very great and long history. It is a place where antique society used to live. The western part of saqartvelo was antique kolkheti , the country which existed the same time as ancient Greece. Kolkheti was very very rich, more rich than ancient Greece. Tbilisi is a fair city, but if you would like to get to know to real spirit of qartvelian culture, you should come to Kutaisi. This town has existed since antique time. It trully has an aura of some different feeling and existence. I am from Kutaisi and I can assure you that is is incredible. Also, as the owner of the channel has pointed out some buildings in Saqartvelo are not renovated. It is becasue of hard times my country went through. Future is ahead of us so hopefully we will be able to build a beautiful country with love, welcoming people and special spirit. I am glad that this place is an attraction for tourists. Lots of love and respect from me. Thank you very very much for visiting.
Oh! Didn’t some of you guys forgot that kobuleti is a thing? The bald guy with 1 eye is actually my dad 😆 😂 he works for the kobuleti hotel Names in Georgia: Tbilisi =თბილისი Names in Georgia: Kobuleti =ქობულეთი Names in Georgia: Kutaisi= ქუთაისი
Aw you two are so cute. Love the video. I'm here in Tbilisi now too, for one month. Thinking about renting a car myself to explore the surrounding areas. Have fun!
Wonderful to tag along with you guys to this new country, Georgia. Guess this's the only way for me to see, to learn and to gain knowledge/information about this beautiful country thru' your lens. Thanks a bunch, Steve lvana.
Kudos to you my friend you got the essence of Georgia straight off the bat. Btw the leaning clock tower wasnt actually damaged, it was built that way as a part of Marionette theater by famous Georgian Director/Film Writer and a very talented great artist Rezo Gabriadze
Tbilisi literally means the warm place due to its natural balmy underwater springs (sulphuric). As for the neighbourhoods that seem cracked are to be renovated and actually people did not do any renovations because of historical value of those buildings. They do not represent their poverty. People living they may be the richest in the city actually. The renovation started several years ago but because there are so many buildings like that it has not reached some of those neighboruhoods too. Blame the lame government. A very nice vlog! As a Georgian I am truly impressed!
Hey, thanks for visiting our country, you're welcome here anytime mate. just one correction since you mentioned it this many times. You're in the part of so called ''old Tbilisi", it means most of the buildings out there are more then 100 years old, so obviously they look old. We try not to touch (renovate and make it ugly) till they stand by itself, to keep their old historical look as long as possible. When its about to become problematic we go and fix it.
I’ve heard for the longest time that Georgian food is awesome, but there’s no Georgian restaurant where I live! I’m hoping to try it in Montreal, they seem to have a couple of Georgian restaurants there.
Hi im from tbiisi and tysm for complimenting my city and food btw the cheese pizza kinda thing is called ,,ხაჭაპური'' ,,khatchapuri'' and yea i agree o u its like rlly rlly delicious 😄😄😄😄
Georgia is love ! ❤ After 2 year break I’m ready to visit again it’s just I was so impressed with it - next time I come I need to take someone with me to see this beautiful country ❤
I'm georgian and I live your videos thank you loving our culture next time can you visit achara it's near sea and it has lot of beatifull hotel and you can visit mountains which is very beatifull
Most buildings in central Tbilisi have a status of cultural heritage. The government doesn't allow the owners to refurbish them on their own. The plan has to be approved by the Ministry of Culture. Which in turn takes months and years of bureaucracy. Hence, the result is what you see here.
The urban area where you are staying called Sololaki, is actually the most expensive place to live in. Most of those buildings are protected by the Tbilisi cultural heritage site, 1 bedroom apartment (30-40sq) costs a minimum of $150k (not renovated) and a 3 bedroom apartment can cost up to 3-4 Million dollars (or more). Imagine what their prices will be after Georgia joins EU and NATO 😅
Our mentality is eclectic, as well as the architecture. We have been a cross-cultural destination for many centuries, that is why there is something truly attractive and unique here. You will especially feel it if stay here for a while
There is no chineese dumpling. Mongols took this "Khinjali" from Georgia Centuries ago and it spread in China ;) . The main thing is that "khinjali" was made in Georguan mountains even 2.000 years ago and filling was just chopped lamb - not beef and pork - like in modern "khinkali".
It’s true, their buildings are old and worn out like the hotel I stayed in in Tbilisi, the surrounding is also dark but lo and behold the hotels interior was so beautiful that I really didn’t expect it. Literally don’t judge a book by its cover…
Come in Tskaltubo, It is In Georgia also, near the Tbilisi, there are many beautiful places to see. but Tskaltubo is the most beautiful in summer and autumn
Steve and Ivana = JOY simple, unpretentious fun with some cool history thrown in. 🤗😊 I am also very hungry now - in Quebec - for Georgian food!!! 😋🤪😳 I want some!!!!
ჩაგიჯვი ინგლისურში , სახელში რაც გიწერია , და დაგაჯვი ვაზელინიან თავზე. მოგიტყან აღზრდა ჩამოყალიბების პერიოდი დასავლეთის მწოველო და ეშმაკის მოყვარულო. შეირგე ....
im so happy people are visiting my contury and leaving positive feedback :) by the way, in georgian culture, everyone used to love guests and does love guests to this day, so if you want to visit someone go ahead! For us its a pleasure to see guests come around.
the point is that in Old Tbilisi owners cannot even replace old windows by new ones, because it is prohibited by law and you need to acquire a special permission
Those are some of the oldest buildings in Tbilisi and you're not allowed to renovate them, those are kind of special status buildings and the government/city hall needs to approve renovations and they won't approve it, they should mediate it so historical value isn't lost, and for that, you need a lot of money that people don't have, even those with brand new cars.
The issue with old buildings in the central neighbourhoods like Mtatsminda and Vera is that they are part of cultural heritage which means the owners aren't allowed to renovate or rebuild anything it's the city's prerogative and the city isn't doing anything so we are forced to live in these conditions and hope for the best.
You stayed in the old town. Those buildings are historical and can't be repaired without a permit from the mayors office and it has to be restored by a qualified restorer. So it's difficult for an average citizen to do it. - If you wanted more cozy modern neighborhood you had to go to Vake or Saburtalo.
and also we have 3 different writtings, NUSKHURI, ASPMTAVRULI and MKHEDRULI last one is the one you had on video saying please sub us, thats the modern one we use for talking, writting and everything, others are tought at school and one of them is used by monks and priests nowadays they read write and speak on that language
I have already been to Georgia..I will never forget the amazing days I have spent there.. amazing people.. gamarjoba Georgia from Algeria 🇩🇿❤️
Gamarjoba❤
Все эти дома готовят под реставрацию
Iam from Georgian
You like Georgian
THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤️❤️
What an Algerian person finding amazing in Georgia
@@Global_just What's that supposed to mean lol
After visiting developed economic areas in China, it is natural that a visit to a country like Georgia will be a culture shock for you. However, Georgia offers something very beautiful, let's not forget that it has a very rich history, and the Georgian alphabet is very interesting.
დიდი მადლობააააა 😍😍😍😍
Right
gagimarjos
as georgian seeing you eating xachapuri with fork and knife and calling it georgian pizza killed me inside 😂
Lol, sorry! It is delicious, either way 😀
@@JetLagWarriors it was joke! thank you for visiting us! :) good video either way
ქსაჩაპური?
@@vavag9365ხაჭაპური
where you from?
The damaged buildings you saw are more than 100-200 years old and have cultural heritage status. Changing their facades, renovations require huge bureaucratic procedures, and sometimes years of waiting, which also involve large sums of money. My relative has been trying for more than a year to get approval to renovate the facade of the house. Unfortunately, the government does not have a unified plan to solve this problem.
Thank you for leaving such positive comments about Georgia! 🇬🇪 ❤🇨🇦
Hello from Bulgaria, guys, Georgia is such a beautiful place, lots of history. It combines so many cultures that you have already seen and experienced. And Steve stop calling it cheese pizza :) but I agree it's even better for breakfast the next day
დიდი მადლობა 😍😍😍😍
@@nanaberishvili9630მიატოვეთ ტრაკის ლოკვა 💩
@@gadashendit გადაშენდით და ამოიბუგეთ უჯიშოები , მათხოვრები და ............. 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
@@nanaberishvili9630 ფუ შე საზიზღარო ღრუზინო! სუყველა შენნაირ ქოც მოღალატეს და უთავმოყვარეო იდიოტს ჩააჯვა პირში ძაღლებმა! 💩🐽
@@nanaberishvili9630 რა გულის ამრევი ხარ შე ქოცო 💩🐽
Beloved Sakartvelo❤ Magnificent nature, rich culture, friendly and open people, delicious food... I love it so much
Every Georgian food is good, I was in Georgia 18 years ago.
Но с ейчас совершенно другая😊
Not all dishes are good, but most of it. It's definitely way better than a lot of European cuisines.
Me who's georgian and can eat that any day 🤞😉
Thank you for your opinion about our country ❤️ I'm happy you see that beauty too❤ and welcome to Georgia 🇬🇪
I am happy and proud of my country, it is an honor to host guests like you in Georgia 🇬🇪 🙏🏻❤️
On my way😁
🤦♂🤦♀
allowe for saying why is there a lot of women in georgia than a few men ? !
I am also from Georgia! 🇬🇪
'guests like you' ვინ ჩემი ყლეა?
I just got back from Tbilisi, Georgia from visiting my girlfriend for the first time and I have to say…It stole my heart. The people are so warm and full of love with all walks of life.
If you’re a lover of the outdoors, you’re surrounded by foothills/mountains for hiking and winter sporting. Not far at all from bodies of water for water sports. The food quality is so pure with authentic ingredients that you can taste! Really thinking about relocating to Georgia. Thanks for this awesome video and to the Native Georgians that has made my experience so amazing.
Mikvarkhar! ♥️
I had no idea about Georgia. So thanks for showing me!
ამიტომაც გეპატიჟებით საქართველოში 😍😍😍😍😍
XO XOO magrad gaigebs
@@nanaberishvili9630
I was in Georgia a few months ago. Visited Tblisi and the win region east of Tblisi. The balconies over the streets in the old town quite cool. Baku's old town also similar in style from Tbilisi's. Food and wine of course healthy and delicious.
While in Tblisi, I spent time browsing the Dezerter Bazaar. I highly recommend checking out the Dezerter Bazaar. That was a fun visit. In Dezerter, I had fun conversing with a few of the fresh spice and food vendors in the multi-story market right in the center of the Bazaar area. Spoke to a couple of babushka sellers in both German and Russian. Last but not least, I tried homemade red sweet wine from one of the vendors. The sweet wine was delicious, and ended up purchasing that in a 1,5 litre plastic bottle ; the same type of plastic bottle used to sell bottled water. From the same vendor, I sampled moonshine chacha. As you may know, chacha is a pomace brandy made of a fermented combination of grapes mixed with olive oil that ends up being at least 50% alcohol. As you can imagine, if you drink one or two shots of chacha, that will really make you go cha-cha!!
The wine in Georgia, I have found is really heavenly. As a matter of fact, I think I like the Georgian wine even better that what comes from France or California. After a tour of a few wineries in the Kharkeli wine region, it is plainly seen how meticulously crafted Georgian wine is (the way they carefully control the temperature of the storage vessels; the way they let wine ferment in vessels underground, even the shape of some of the bottles for retail sales, etc...). Everything sampling of wine I had tasted excellent.
I came to Tblisi via Georgian Airways via Amsterdam. Georgian Airways does not have a good reputation, plus the airfare is pretty expensive for basic service. As of this writing, Georgian Airways only have 7 airplanes in their fleet, thereby not offering daily flights. However, they do have convenient time slots for non-stop flights from Amsterdam, Paris, Vienna on the days they do provide service. On my Amsterdam flight, the positive was that the aircraft was spotlessly clean and departed on time and got to Tblisi a bit head of schedule. Unfortunately, Georgian Airways did not have any entertainment for a 4.5-5 hour flight, plus they did not serve much in the way of refreshments. Some might find the seats in a Georgian Airway airplane hard and uncomfortable. In a nutshell, on the day of my Georgian Airway flight, they did transport passengers to Tblisi fairly comfortably, plus the views over the Georgian countryside approaching Tblisi is simply spectacular!
Overall, Georgia is a destination that deserves a lot more attention as a great tourist destination that it is getting. My website www.schnitzing.com
Спасибо за отличный обзор моей страны).я уверен вы многое еще интересного не видели в Грузий.в первую очередь надо понять грузинский дух,традиций и вы уже никогда не забудете Грузию.мы многострадальный народ,многое пережили,но мы очень добрый народ и это думаю главное наша черта
Beautiful country I have ever seen. I was been in Tbilisi in jan 2024 and planning again soon
Thank you, Great vid. 1+ subscriber from Georgia🙃
I came back from Georgia last week. Amazing country. Love and respect to Georgia 🇬🇪🇸🇪🇬🇪🇸🇪🇬🇪🇸🇪 from Sweden.
Georgia 🇬🇪 ❤
As a georgian i hope u really liked it and thank you for visiting our country❤
Im georgian and im rlly happy that u visited georgia❤❤
Thanks for this great video. As a Georgian I'm really glad, that you enjoyed the city and food. There are tons of beautiful and magnificent places in Georgia, which, I hope, you'll enjoy. Wish you nice staying in Georgia ❤❤❤
Started to be a fan since your first China episode dropped (cuz I'm Chinese lol), and among all the vloggers who have come to China recently, you guys are my favorite!! Big thumbs up for your way of experiencing different cities and cultures, and always being energetic and honest! Tbilisi is also on my travel list, you guys motivated me to keep exploring the world. Keep on going and thanks for creating such good content!!❤❤❤
Me too
Same
I appreciate that!
I plan to visit Georgia alone this or next month. Thanks for your sharing.
May be we can meet there, am also planning towards next month
კეთილი იყოს თქვენი მობრძანება ჩემს ძველ, ისტორიულ და საყვარელ ქვეყანაში 😍😍😍😍
@@hoyingold201 keep out of pavlovi hood then or I promise you'll definitely get in big trouble
@@nanaberishvili9630სამარცხვინო ხარ 🤮
It is very delightful that you visited my country. It's name is actually Saqartvelo, but foreigners know it as Georgia. Saqartvelo is a country of a very great and long history. It is a place where antique society used to live. The western part of saqartvelo was antique kolkheti , the country which existed the same time as ancient Greece. Kolkheti was very very rich, more rich than ancient Greece. Tbilisi is a fair city, but if you would like to get to know to real spirit of qartvelian culture, you should come to Kutaisi. This town has existed since antique time. It trully has an aura of some different feeling and existence. I am from Kutaisi and I can assure you that is is incredible.
Also, as the owner of the channel has pointed out some buildings in Saqartvelo are not renovated. It is becasue of hard times my country went through. Future is ahead of us so hopefully we will be able to build a beautiful country with love, welcoming people and special spirit.
I am glad that this place is an attraction for tourists. Lots of love and respect from me.
Thank you very very much for visiting.
Oh! Didn’t some of you guys forgot that kobuleti is a thing? The bald guy with 1 eye is actually my dad 😆 😂 he works for the kobuleti hotel
Names in Georgia: Tbilisi =თბილისი
Names in Georgia: Kobuleti =ქობულეთი
Names in Georgia: Kutaisi= ქუთაისი
Steve dancing on top of the viewpoint during the drone shot was my highlight 😂
Woo! Thought about making this shot the first of the video, but figured it was a bit much lolol
Aw you two are so cute. Love the video. I'm here in Tbilisi now too, for one month. Thinking about renting a car myself to explore the surrounding areas. Have fun!
Georgia on my mind 🇬🇪
Wonderful to tag along with you guys to this new country, Georgia. Guess this's the only way for me to see, to learn and to gain knowledge/information about this beautiful country thru' your lens. Thanks a bunch, Steve lvana.
დიდი მადლობა 😍😍😍
Wow, what a place. Photogenic x 10!! Love travelling and learning from you both. Can't wait for the next video! Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Kudos to you my friend you got the essence of Georgia straight off the bat. Btw the leaning clock tower wasnt actually damaged, it was built that way as a part of Marionette theater by famous Georgian Director/Film Writer and a very talented great artist Rezo Gabriadze
Tbilisi literally means the warm place due to its natural balmy underwater springs (sulphuric). As for the neighbourhoods that seem cracked are to be renovated and actually people did not do any renovations because of historical value of those buildings. They do not represent their poverty. People living they may be the richest in the city actually. The renovation started several years ago but because there are so many buildings like that it has not reached some of those neighboruhoods too. Blame the lame government. A very nice vlog! As a Georgian I am truly impressed!
Wow! So happy to see you guys exploring another new country! Hope to learn from your travel to Georgia.
You are such amazing guests! I felt emotional watching this video, thank you for enjoying and appreciating our Tbilisi.
Nailed it. Very well done. (& great to run into you guys in the old town and then on the bridge.)
Hey, thanks for visiting our country, you're welcome here anytime mate. just one correction since you mentioned it this many times. You're in the part of so called ''old Tbilisi", it means most of the buildings out there are more then 100 years old, so obviously they look old. We try not to touch (renovate and make it ugly) till they stand by itself, to keep their old historical look as long as possible. When its about to become problematic we go and fix it.
1:23 I love the sneaky "F*CK PUTIN" graffiti
yeah but some people can't tell the difference from patriotism and vandalism here.
Thank you, big respect for both of you!❤❤
M2 is a company that builds residences. Georgia is amazing! Very old and once you read history you can't imagine how this tiny gem survived.
I’m glad you enjoyed our little country, hope you enjoyed your time here, come again soon 🇬🇪❤️
Big respect from georgia, great video ❤
I’ve heard for the longest time that Georgian food is awesome, but there’s no Georgian restaurant where I live! I’m hoping to try it in Montreal, they seem to have a couple of Georgian restaurants there.
Hi im from tbiisi and tysm for complimenting my city and food btw the cheese pizza kinda thing is called ,,ხაჭაპური'' ,,khatchapuri'' and yea i agree o u its like rlly rlly delicious
😄😄😄😄
Georgia is love ! ❤ After 2 year break I’m ready to visit again it’s just I was so impressed with it - next time I come I need to take someone with me to see this beautiful country ❤
I really enjoyed my visit to Georgia, especially Kazbegi and Tibilisi.
im so proud for my country thanks for visiting, enjoy, youre cool guys, all the best in your traveling
thanks for visiting and show people on your nice channel country Georgia. ur welcome always
I'm georgian and I live your videos thank you loving our culture next time can you visit achara it's near sea and it has lot of beatifull hotel and you can visit mountains which is very beatifull
Am happy you to visited our country thanks a lot as you said we are small country but with bit past and history thanks a lot❤❤❤
Thank you for speaking of Georgia very respectfully. Hope you enjoyed your stay.
Wow, Georgia is indeed famous with its foods, pomegranate & scenic countryside. Currently 'The Story of Youness' takes turn visiting Terengganu.
Glad i found your channel, i follow many travellers (it's my favorite part of youtube) I must say i'm already a fan.
Wow, thanks!
We've been there last year and going back this December. I am scared going to the top. You're brave man. Nice vlog guys!
they are making very good and affordable wine!
Hello, hello! Welcome in Europe, Ivana&Steve!!
Most buildings in central Tbilisi have a status of cultural heritage. The government doesn't allow the owners to refurbish them on their own. The plan has to be approved by the Ministry of Culture. Which in turn takes months and years of bureaucracy. Hence, the result is what you see here.
Watching my city and crying from how much I miss it ❤️ thank you for exploring our beloved Georgia and sharing it with the world!❤️❤️❤️
The urban area where you are staying called Sololaki, is actually the most expensive place to live in. Most of those buildings are protected by the Tbilisi cultural heritage site, 1 bedroom apartment (30-40sq) costs a minimum of $150k (not renovated) and a 3 bedroom apartment can cost up to 3-4 Million dollars (or more). Imagine what their prices will be after Georgia joins EU and NATO 😅
georgia is one of the most underrated countries this days, more people need to learn about our cultue!
Please, show us Tbilisi biggest church on the inside...
thank you so much, we need more folks like you coming over!
compliments to whoever sculpted that statue at the beginning. my guy was a man of culture.
Guys, you definitely need to give Khinkali a second shot. Not all places make it a good quality.
Great video,
Can't wait for more videos of Georgia.
Can you easily get by with just English in Georgia (I see some English signs?
Cheers
You def can, younger generation speaks quite well.
hello❤️i am from Georgia and ur always welcomed here🙈ofcourse almost everyone speaks english,especially us,yung generation❤️
yes, almost everyone speaks English
Our mentality is eclectic, as well as the architecture. We have been a cross-cultural destination for many centuries, that is why there is something truly attractive and unique here. You will especially feel it if stay here for a while
Hello I'm from Georgia thanks for visiting, those are the old building houses they are our countries suveneere ❤
Thanks for visiting us 😊❤🇬🇪
There is no chineese dumpling. Mongols took this "Khinjali" from Georgia Centuries ago and it spread in China ;) .
The main thing is that "khinjali" was made in Georguan mountains even 2.000 years ago and filling was just chopped lamb - not beef and pork - like in modern "khinkali".
It’s true, their buildings are old and worn out like the hotel I stayed in in Tbilisi, the surrounding is also dark but lo and behold the hotels interior was so beautiful that I really didn’t expect it. Literally don’t judge a book by its cover…
Beatiful place, beautiful nature, amaizing people and history , so good food
Thanks that was interesting to see someone's first impression of our culture
My beautiful country ❤️ thank you guys for featuring it❤️
Come in Tskaltubo, It is In Georgia also, near the Tbilisi, there are many beautiful places to see. but Tskaltubo is the most beautiful in summer and autumn
真是一个美丽的地方，看了您的视频非常想要亲身去旅行
Steve and Ivana = JOY
simple, unpretentious fun with some cool history thrown in. 🤗😊
I am also very hungry now - in Quebec - for Georgian food!!! 😋🤪😳 I want some!!!!
as me being a giorgian i am great full for you to make this video
You guys are more than welcome, enjoy and please visit Kutaisi also.
in Gldani district there is a little pub called BF and you can eat the best khinkali version there so far i tried
halo I'm also from georgia in happy you like Tbilisi also that fort is called "narikala"
Georgia is an country on two contients, On part is in Asia the another part is in Europe.
Georgia belongs to the Eastern Europe. There are no two sides ❣️
@@Ameliedelamer meh
im very glad that u liked our country
ჩაგიჯვი ინგლისურში , სახელში რაც გიწერია , და დაგაჯვი ვაზელინიან თავზე. მოგიტყან აღზრდა ჩამოყალიბების პერიოდი დასავლეთის მწოველო და ეშმაკის მოყვარულო. შეირგე ....
Welcome to Georgia we always welcome you 🇬🇪
im so happy people are visiting my contury and leaving positive feedback :)
by the way, in georgian culture, everyone used to love guests and does love guests to this day, so if you want to visit someone go ahead! For us its a pleasure to see guests come around.
the point is that in Old Tbilisi owners cannot even replace old windows by new ones, because it is prohibited by law and you need to acquire a special permission
Khatchauri is not a Georgian pizza and plz don't call it like that it has huge history bigger than pizza . Love pizza but it is totally different.
Should visit Batumi too, a sea side of Georgia. And try Ajahari Hachipuri. It's awsome.
Greetings from Georgia !🇬🇪❤
Liberty Square. So busy and so beautiful. Did you visit the Peace Bridge?
6:45 actually that baths are reason why Capital is called Tbilisi, word Tbili means warm.
Thanks! Welcome to Georgia ❤
you can also use fork to cut through "not ready" part as it won't spill the liquid
ყოჩაღები ხართ, იხარეთ 😍 გარეუბანიც დაათვალიერეთ, სულ სხვა გამოცდილებას მიიღებთ
I really liked Georgia seen through the eyes of a foreigner. It was very interesting, I will watch your other videos. ❤
I am from geogia! I live in rustavi! Im soo happy that you are enjoying georgia!❤❤❤
2:41 fun facr that eye shaped building is empty it supposed to be theatre or something
Those are some of the oldest buildings in Tbilisi and you're not allowed to renovate them, those are kind of special status buildings and the government/city hall needs to approve renovations and they won't approve it, they should mediate it so historical value isn't lost, and for that, you need a lot of money that people don't have, even those with brand new cars.
you must go to Vake too, it is like new different city inside Tbilisi
You should go to Batumi asap it really beautiful place where you can enjoy the sea or go to bars and restaurants or go to concerts and many more
from futuristic china cities to initially-aesthetically-not-too-pleasing tbilisi... what a culture shock. 2 very different world. both got character.
after all the lights of china, i really appreciate tbilisi's "simplicity". 😁
The issue with old buildings in the central neighbourhoods like Mtatsminda and Vera is that they are part of cultural heritage which means the owners aren't allowed to renovate or rebuild anything it's the city's prerogative and the city isn't doing anything so we are forced to live in these conditions and hope for the best.
You stayed in the old town. Those buildings are historical and can't be repaired without a permit from the mayors office and it has to be restored by a qualified restorer. So it's difficult for an average citizen to do it. - If you wanted more cozy modern neighborhood you had to go to Vake or Saburtalo.
and also we have 3 different writtings, NUSKHURI, ASPMTAVRULI and MKHEDRULI last one is the one you had on video saying please sub us, thats the modern one we use for talking, writting and everything, others are tought at school and one of them is used by monks and priests nowadays they read write and speak on that language