About Georgia

Nestled in the Caucasus region of Eurasia, it assumes influences of both Eastern Europe and Western Asia, evident in everything from its ancient cities, architectural wonders and perfectly preserved monasteries to its coveted performances of polyphonic music and extraordinary art scene. It bears remnants of countless wars, kingdoms and era’s millennia’s past, all pieces of a puzzle still visible in the greater picture of modern Georgia.

To see Georgia is only to visit all of its vast and varying physical components. The country’s unique landscape combines snow-capped mountain ranges with low lying valleys, adorned with seemingly timeless towns and agricultural abundances including grape vines for miles on end. Much of the untapped terrain is covered with sweeping deep forests stretching all the way to the coast of the Black Sea. Being one of the most climate-diverse countries in the world, Georgia has locations of eternal ice as well as humid rain forests, all within its small boarders.