Georgian Cuisine
Recommended websites about tourism to Georgia
- Georgianjournal.ge
Information about Georgian culture, tourism, cuisine, politics and current affairs. - Georgiastartshere.com
This website was made by local Georgians in English in order to help people from all over the world who plan a trip to Georgia or are interested in Georgian culture. Information about places to visit, traditions, culture, cuisine etc. - Georgia.travel
Tourism to Georgia. - Tracks in GeorgiaSeven days to track from the mountains to seaside in one of the world's most diverse countries.
Georgian cuisine
- 15 dishes to try in Georgia
The picture represents churchkhela - a traditional Georgian and Armenian sweet that is made of nuts and dried grape juice. - Georgianrecipes.netGeorgian cuisine.
- Winesgeorgia.com.Georgian wines.
- National Geographic: 5 things to know before your first Georgian feastThis multi-hour, multi-course Georgian feast supra — which translates literally as “tablecloth” — is one of the most vital (and dynamic) events in Georgian culture.
CIA World Factbook: Georgia
- CIA World Factbook: Georgia
The World Factbook, produced for US policymakers and coordinated throughout the US Intelligence Community, presents the basic realities about the world in which we live.
Wikivoyage: Georgia
- Wikivoyage: Georgia
A free web-based travel guide for travel destinations and travel topics written by volunteer authors. It is a sister project of Wikipedia.
Tbilisi - the Capital of Georgia
- Tbilisi - the most bohemian city
Few cities are as gleefully chaotic as Tbilisi, the capital of the Black Sea nation of Georgia. You can spend the day hitting the museums and theaters housed in the impressive neoclassical architecture along Rustaveli Avenue, or spend your nights dancing until dawn at powerhouse nightclubs like Bassiani, located underneath a historic soccer stadium.