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Gvegiai Discover Georgia beyond the ordinary

19/08/2026

Some guests become friends. 🇬🇪❤️

Thank you, Ashish, for your kind words and for choosing GVEGIAI. It was a pleasure sharing Georgia with you — you’re always welcome back!

Come as a guest, leave as a friend. 🇬🇪

03/07/2026

Our guests from Uzbekistan share their emotions with us 🇺🇿Hurry up while it’s still time.

01/06/2026

At GVEGIAI, we create personalized journeys designed around you, taking care of every detail from arrival to departure.

📍 Private Tours
🚐 Transportation
👨‍🏫 Professional Guides
🏔️ Unique Experiences Across Georgia

Your story in Georgia starts here.

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May 26, 1918 — the day Georgia restored its independence and declared the creation of the Democratic Republic of Georgia...
26/05/2026

May 26, 1918 — the day Georgia restored its independence and declared the creation of the Democratic Republic of Georgia. 🇬🇪

Born from centuries of struggle, faith, and the unwavering spirit of the Georgian people, this day became the symbol of freedom, identity, and statehood. Even through occupation and war, the idea of an independent Georgia never faded.

Today, May 26 is not only a celebration of independence — it is a reminder of who we are, where we come from, and the strength that has kept Georgia alive for generations.

Happy Independence Day, Sakartvelo. ❤️

Georgia is considered the birthplace of wine. 🍷People here were making wine over 8,000 years ago — one of the oldest win...
12/05/2026

Georgia is considered the birthplace of wine. 🍷
People here were making wine over 8,000 years ago — one of the oldest winemaking traditions in the world.

But in Georgia, wine is more than history.
It is part of daily life, family, and culture. 🍇

Wine is still made in traditional qvevri, buried deep in the ground, just like centuries ago.
Around the Georgian table, every toast has meaning, every guest is respected, and the Tamada turns dinner into a story. ✨

This is not only about drinking wine.
It is about sharing emotions, traditions, and moments people remember forever.

Welcome to the country where wine began.
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11/05/2026

Why Georgia? 🇬🇪

🍷 8,000 years of wine history
✝️ One of the world’s oldest Christian nations
🏔️ Mountains, beaches, ancient cities & wild nature in one place
🤝 Hospitality that feels like family
🌍 A culture shaped by thousands of years of history

Georgia is one of the few places that still feels real.

Discover it with GVEGIAI 🇬🇪

05/05/2026

🏔️ Svaneti — one of the oldest inhabited regions in the Caucasus, where medieval towers still guard centuries of history, set against some of the wildest landscapes in Georgia.

Uplistsikhe — carved into rock, going back to centuries BC 🏛️Once a real city on the Silk Road, today you walk through c...
04/05/2026

Uplistsikhe — carved into rock, going back to centuries BC 🏛️
Once a real city on the Silk Road, today you walk through caves, tunnels, old halls… simple, raw, real.

Then Gori.

Birthplace of Stalin.
A controversial figure — harsh, ruthless, responsible for a lot. History doesn’t ignore that.
But this is where he was born, and you can see his house, museum, even the train carriage he used 🚂

Gori Fortress stands above the city 🏰
And nearby — reminders of the 2008 Russia–Georgia war. Not far history, still felt today.

Different layers. One place.

📩 Text us if you want to see it properly, not just quickly pass by

Sighnaghi is known as the city of loveIt’s quiet, simple, and a bit slower than everything around it.Narrow streets, lig...
04/05/2026

Sighnaghi is known as the city of love

It’s quiet, simple, and a bit slower than everything around it.
Narrow streets, light-colored houses, and open views over the Alazani Valley that don’t need much explanation.

Sighnaghi is also surrounded by a massive defensive wall.
Built in the 18th century by King Erekle II, it stretches for about 4 kilometers and once protected the region from invasions. Today, it’s one of those details that quietly reminds you how much history is layered into this small town.

Not far from there, Bodbe Monastery feels even more calm.
Dating back to the 9th century, it is one of the most important religious places in Georgia. It is also where Saint Nino is buried — the woman who brought Christianity to Georgia in the 4th century.

This is also one of the best seasons to plan this trip — calm, green, and not overcrowded.
📩 Message us and we’ll set it up for you.

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