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Azerbaijani tourists head to Georgia
By Nigar Orujova The amazing nature of Azerbaijan is full of wonders and magnetism that attracts tourists and locals. However, travelling around the world opens other perspectives. Azerbaijanis prefer visiting neighbor countries, as it’s faster, safer and cost-efficient. Turkey and Georgia are the favorite destination of the population. Number of Azerbaijani tourists who visited Georgia
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Khachapuri - Georgia's answer to Pizza
Munchies: Georgia’s Cheese Bread Might Be Better Than Pizza Georgia—the former Soviet republic in the Caucasus, not the American state—is famous in the West for its separatist conflicts fueled by Russia’s imperialist politics, the controversial leaders it has produced (Stalin, Shevardnadze, Saakashvili), its powerful mafia, and the death of one of its Olympic luge athletes at the 2010
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Top 10 Safest Countries To Live In The World
Georgia ranks 8th in LIFESTYLE9's list: Georgia is situated at the junction of Asia and Europe. This country shows a combination of diversity and uniqueness. It welcomes its visitors with Black Sea coastline, curative climate, national parks, Caucasus mountain range, mineral waters, delicious cuisine, rich culture, UNESCO Heritage Sites and popular Georgian hospitality. The crime rate in Geo
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Amazing Discovery: An Enormous Cavern Similar to Sataplia’s Cave
A speleological expedition to Racha by the Tetnuldi Club resulted in the discovery of a previously unknown cave. According to members of the club, due to difficult meteorological conditions they could not study the cave in detail, but they claim that the new cave may be easily compared to the one in Sataplia. Read more: Georgian Journal
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BBC: Mestia airport among The 10 most beautiful airports in the world
Mestia is a small ski town, 1,500m up in the Caucasus mountains in northwest Georgia and its churches and forts form a Unesco World Heritage site. (J Mayer H Architects) The bizarre new airport terminal – in the guise of an extruded square steel and glass section bent into three improbable directions – is the work of the German artist and architect Jurgen Mayer-Herma
