Traveller’s dairy: Georgia in the eyes of a Hong Kong girl
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For people still deciding where to venture for their next travel destination, a blog by a travel enthusiast from China might be handy.
The blogpost titled "If I learn what I love from my dreams, it’s Georgia!” - published on msolotravel.com - described Georgia through the eyes of a Hong Kong girl.
"Georgia is such a small country with all kind of natural wonders, while lacking of sophisticated infrastructure to reach makes its nature more mysterious and admirable,” the author wrote.
"I remember how good I felt to open eyes in the morning with the snowcapped mountains view. When I visited Svaneti and Kazbegi, not only mountains, flowers, lowland marshes, pipe forests, oaks, lakes, rivers and glaciers alongside with the coloured village houses, spiritual churches, cows, sheep and shepherds, all imprinted some unforgettable beautiful paints in my mind.”
Kazbegi, Georgia. Photo from msolotravel.com.
The article contained lots of beautiful photographs featuring the landscape of Georgian regions, historic architecture of capital Tbilisi and hospitality of the people of Georgia.
"I cannot remember how many times I have been invited to walk in a stranger’s house in village, being served their homemade bread and wine. How many times I could not manage to leave the dinner table because of the cordial hospitality they accorded me. How much food and wine they offered which created a battle with my stomach. How many times I received a toast which wishing all the best things come to me. How many time I was moved to tears because of the Georgians,” the Hong Kong traveller wrote.
Autumn in Georgia. Photo from msolotravel.com.
More pictures from the country can be seen here.
Georgia’s capital Tbilisi has been named on a list of 21 lesser-known European cities that guests must visit.
"The decision to include Georgia into the top tourism destinations has already been made by the National Geographic Traveler and in my opinion this will help Georgia to develop its tourism industry and to improve the country’s image among world travellers.”
For those wanting to travel to new places without spending too much, Georgia is one of the best destinations to explore, says a United Kingdom-based website, who ranked Georgia among the countries with the lowest cost of living in the world.
The journalists will arrive in Tbilisi on May 1 for a five day visit. Within the trip they will visit different regions of Georgia and write stories for German media about Georgia and what the country has to offer.