Georgia- end of Asia, start of Europe
Georgia Diary 1 Georgia- end of Asia, start of Europe For our vacation last week, the consideration besides the new place having some historical value, was around four-hour flight , no visa interview hassles and lower temperature than that in Lucknow. After considering the short list, we zeroed in on Georgia for our five-day short visit. In the coming weeks, I will try to take you on that journey as I happily relive my time in this nation in the Caucasian region. I shall try to share what all I experienced first-hand, so that in case you wish to visit this trans-continental country with borders touching Russia, Turkiye, Armenia and Azerbaijan, and which despite repeated Soviet aggression and rule, has veered towards the west, you are prepared to some extent. We took an Indigo flight and landed in Tbilisi, the capital where we stayed the nights and took day trips to other places. A couple of other airlines also fly to Tbilisi from India but they are expensive and Indigo though