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5 Days - East to West Highlights In Georgia
Tour Itinerary
Arrival - Tbilisi - Gori - Kutaisi - Batumi - Departure
Day 1: Transfer from Tbilisi Airport - To the Hotel in Tbilisi;
Day 2: Gori (Uplistsikhe Cave Town, Joseph Stalin Museum) - Restaurant - Kutaisi (Bagrati Cathedral/Kutaisi Local Market) - Overnight to Kutaisi;
Day 3: Kutaisi - Departure To Batumi - Restaurant - Free Time (Shopping) - Overnight In batumi;
Day 4: Old Batumi City Tour (Batumi Drama Theatre, Astronomical Clock, Europe Square, Statue of Medea, Piazza Square, Old Narrow Streets (Italian Style), Ali and Nino Monument, Alphabet Tower, Ferris Wheel, Batumi Seaport) - Restaurant - Artificial Island (Ambassadori Island) - Back To Hotel;
Day 5: Departure To Tbilisi - Restaurant - Transfer To Airport.
Uplistsikhe
An ancient rock-hewn town in Shida Kartli, founded in the 1st millennium BC. Uplistsikhe once served as a major political and religious center, featuring royal halls, a theater, a temple complex, and natural wine cellars carved into the cliffs.
Stalin Museum – Gori
Located in Stalin’s hometown, this museum includes his childhood home, personal belongings, and a famous armored railway carriage. It offers insight into the life and legacy of one of the 20th century’s most controversial leaders.
Bagrati Cathedral – Kutaisi
Built in the 11th century under King Bagrat III, the cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval Georgian architecture. Although partially restored, it remains a symbol of Georgian unity and spiritual heritage and was once listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Kutaisi Local Market
A vibrant central market showcasing authentic Imeretian produce — homemade cheese, herbs, honey, spices, and seasonal fruits. A perfect stop to experience local flavors and rural Georgian culture.
Ilia Chavchavadze State Drama Theatre – Batumi
Built in 1952, this elegant theater is one of Batumi’s cultural landmarks. Designed in neoclassical style, it regularly hosts local and international performances, playing a central role in the region’s performing arts scene.
Astronomical Clock – Batumi
Located at Europe Square, this functioning astronomical clock shows not only the time but also the position of the moon, sun, and planets. Designed with artistic precision, it adds character to Batumi’s urban charm.
Europe Square – Batumi
Batumi’s central square, blending classic European-style architecture with modern city life. It’s home to the Medea Monument, the Astronomical Clock, and a lively public space popular with both tourists and locals.
Statue of Medea – Batumi
This striking statue represents Medea, the legendary Colchian princess who helped Jason and the Argonauts obtain the Golden Fleece. She holds the fleece above her head, symbolizing Georgia’s ancient cultural heritage and mythological past.
Piazza Square – Batumi
An Italian-style square featuring mosaic artwork, wrought-iron balconies, and charming cafés. It's a popular venue for open-air concerts, events, and casual dining in Batumi’s historic quarter.
Ali and Nino Moving Sculpture – Batumi
A kinetic sculpture representing the love story between a Muslim boy, Ali, and a Christian girl, Nino. The two steel figures slowly move toward each other, merge, and separate — symbolizing eternal love and tragic destiny.
Alphabet Tower – Batumi
Standing 130 meters tall, the Alphabet Tower is shaped like a DNA helix and features all 33 letters of the unique Georgian alphabet. It celebrates the richness of Georgian language and identity through modern architecture.
Batumi Sea Port
One of the oldest ports on the Black Sea, Batumi’s harbor remains a key hub for both cargo and cruise ships. Historically, it played a vital role in trade and cultural exchange between East and West.
Batumi Artificial Island
A large-scale development project on the Black Sea coast, designed to include luxury hotels, a yacht marina, shopping centers, and modern residential areas. It represents the city’s ambitious vision for future tourism and urban expansion.
What's Included in the Tour Price
1. Pick-up and drop-off from Tbilisi Airport
2. All intercity transfers by comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle
3. Professional and friendly Chinese-speaking guide throughout the tour
4. Entry fees to all mentioned attractions
5. Lunch at the local Restaurant
6. 4 Star Hotels with BB
What’s Not Included
1. International airfare
2. Insurance is not included in the package. We highly recommend that the travel agency ensures each traveler has valid coverage.
3. Dinner on all days (unless requested separately)
4. Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra snacks, tips)
5. Tips for guide and driver (optional)
What to Bring
1. Comfortable walking shoes
2. Lightweight jacket (seasonal)
3. Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen
4. Personal reusable water bottle
5. Camera or smartphone for photos
6. Curiosity, open heart, and sense of adventure
Arrival - Tbilisi - Gori - Kutaisi - Batumi - Departure
Day 1: Transfer from Tbilisi Airport - To the Hotel in Tbilisi;
Day 2: Gori (Uplistsikhe Cave Town, Joseph Stalin Museum) - Restaurant - Kutaisi (Bagrati Cathedral/Kutaisi Local Market) - Overnight to Kutaisi;
Day 3: Kutaisi - Departure To Batumi - Restaurant - Free Time (Shopping) - Overnight In batumi;
Day 4: Old Batumi City Tour (Batumi Drama Theatre, Astronomical Clock, Europe Square, Statue of Medea, Piazza Square, Old Narrow Streets (Italian Style), Ali and Nino Monument, Alphabet Tower, Ferris Wheel, Batumi Seaport) - Restaurant - Artificial Island (Ambassadori Island) - Back To Hotel;
Day 5: Departure To Tbilisi - Restaurant - Transfer To Airport.
Uplistsikhe
An ancient rock-hewn town in Shida Kartli, founded in the 1st millennium BC. Uplistsikhe once served as a major political and religious center, featuring royal halls, a theater, a temple complex, and natural wine cellars carved into the cliffs.
Stalin Museum – Gori
Located in Stalin’s hometown, this museum includes his childhood home, personal belongings, and a famous armored railway carriage. It offers insight into the life and legacy of one of the 20th century’s most controversial leaders.
Bagrati Cathedral – Kutaisi
Built in the 11th century under King Bagrat III, the cathedral is a masterpiece of medieval Georgian architecture. Although partially restored, it remains a symbol of Georgian unity and spiritual heritage and was once listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Kutaisi Local Market
A vibrant central market showcasing authentic Imeretian produce — homemade cheese, herbs, honey, spices, and seasonal fruits. A perfect stop to experience local flavors and rural Georgian culture.
Ilia Chavchavadze State Drama Theatre – Batumi
Built in 1952, this elegant theater is one of Batumi’s cultural landmarks. Designed in neoclassical style, it regularly hosts local and international performances, playing a central role in the region’s performing arts scene.
Astronomical Clock – Batumi
Located at Europe Square, this functioning astronomical clock shows not only the time but also the position of the moon, sun, and planets. Designed with artistic precision, it adds character to Batumi’s urban charm.
Europe Square – Batumi
Batumi’s central square, blending classic European-style architecture with modern city life. It’s home to the Medea Monument, the Astronomical Clock, and a lively public space popular with both tourists and locals.
Statue of Medea – Batumi
This striking statue represents Medea, the legendary Colchian princess who helped Jason and the Argonauts obtain the Golden Fleece. She holds the fleece above her head, symbolizing Georgia’s ancient cultural heritage and mythological past.
Piazza Square – Batumi
An Italian-style square featuring mosaic artwork, wrought-iron balconies, and charming cafés. It's a popular venue for open-air concerts, events, and casual dining in Batumi’s historic quarter.
Ali and Nino Moving Sculpture – Batumi
A kinetic sculpture representing the love story between a Muslim boy, Ali, and a Christian girl, Nino. The two steel figures slowly move toward each other, merge, and separate — symbolizing eternal love and tragic destiny.
Alphabet Tower – Batumi
Standing 130 meters tall, the Alphabet Tower is shaped like a DNA helix and features all 33 letters of the unique Georgian alphabet. It celebrates the richness of Georgian language and identity through modern architecture.
Batumi Sea Port
One of the oldest ports on the Black Sea, Batumi’s harbor remains a key hub for both cargo and cruise ships. Historically, it played a vital role in trade and cultural exchange between East and West.
Batumi Artificial Island
A large-scale development project on the Black Sea coast, designed to include luxury hotels, a yacht marina, shopping centers, and modern residential areas. It represents the city’s ambitious vision for future tourism and urban expansion.
What's Included in the Tour Price
1. Pick-up and drop-off from Tbilisi Airport
2. All intercity transfers by comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle
3. Professional and friendly Chinese-speaking guide throughout the tour
4. Entry fees to all mentioned attractions
5. Lunch at the local Restaurant
6. 4 Star Hotels with BB
What’s Not Included
1. International airfare
2. Insurance is not included in the package. We highly recommend that the travel agency ensures each traveler has valid coverage.
3. Dinner on all days (unless requested separately)
4. Personal expenses (souvenirs, extra snacks, tips)
5. Tips for guide and driver (optional)
What to Bring
1. Comfortable walking shoes
2. Lightweight jacket (seasonal)
3. Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen
4. Personal reusable water bottle
5. Camera or smartphone for photos
6. Curiosity, open heart, and sense of adventure
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