Top Travel Places, Guide and Information in Georgia

Georgia’s Sighnaghi For Wine & Cobblestoned Streets

By Carrie Kellenberger on August 1, 2013 in Central Asia, Featured, Georgia, Photos

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Sighnaghi is a tiny town in the easternmost region of Kakheti in the Republic of Georgia. It is also home to several important Georgian attractions, such as Bodbe Convent and St George’s Church, which date...

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A Stunning Adventure through Georgia’s Caucasus Mountains

By Carrie Kellenberger on October 4, 2012 in Central Asia, Georgia, Photos

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The road to Kazbegi runs north from Georgia’s capital city of Tbilisi along the old Georgian Military Highway, whose famously steep and dangerous curves snake their way through the stunning mountain terrain of the Great...

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Tbilisi – The City Between the Mountains

By Carrie Kellenberger on September 24, 2012 in Asia, Georgia, Photos

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I’m the kind of traveler that takes my time deciding whether or not I truly like a place. It’s not uncommon for me to leave a place thinking one thing and end up thinking something...

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Travel Georgia: History of Vardzia Cave City

By Dave OByrne on March 31, 2012 in Asia, Europe, Featured, Georgia, Photos

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The Mtkvari river carves its way through the lush and dramatic cliffs of Georgia. Its course runs like a tour through Georgian history. Ancient fortresses and castles loom over the river, and ancient trading sites...

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Dust Bowl Era Conditions in the Southern United States

By Danielle Nierenberg on August 13, 2011 in Africa, Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Georgia, Louisiana, Missouri, Niger, North America, North Dakota, Photos, South, Southwest, Texas, USA, West Africa, Western Sahara

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In 2011, the United States has seen record snowfall in the Northeast, flooding in North Dakota, deadly tornadoes in Alabama, wildfires in New Mexico, and too many more natural disasters. And, as temperatures across the...

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13 Patriotic Wineries to Honor July 4th From the Original Colonies

By Renee Blodgett on July 4, 2011 in Connecticut, Delaware, Featured, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New England, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North America, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Photos, Rhode Island, South, South Carolina, USA, Virginia

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When you think of wine, you don't typically gravitate to New England. When I lived in New England, I took in the wineries of upstate New York on more than one occasion and was surprised...

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Travel Georgia: Life in a Georgian Village

By Carrie Kellenberger on July 3, 2011 in Asia, Georgia, Photos

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A local farmer in Kakheti, Georgia finishes up a day of work by dragging home some scrap metal. The easternmost region in Georgia, Kakheti is bordered by the small mountainous province of Tusheti, the Greater Caucasus...

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A Georgian Supra: Khinkali, Bazhe and Phkali

By Eric Ackerson on December 15, 2010 in Asia, Europe, Featured, Georgia, Photos

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Georgia is a country of about 4.5 million people. It is one of the first places to adopt Christianity as its national religion in the 4th century. It was claimed by the Russian Republic in...

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Georgia’s Sighnaghi For Wine & Cobblestoned Streets

Tbilisi – The City Between the Mountains

Travel Georgia: History of Vardzia Cave City

Dust Bowl Era Conditions in the Southern United States

13 Patriotic Wineries to Honor July 4th From the Original Colonies

Travel Georgia: Life in a Georgian Village

A Georgian Supra: Khinkali, Bazhe and Phkali

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