Rejser gennem Georgien: Hoteller i nærheden af Vardzia, Rabati & Borjomi Adventure
Beskrivelse
Udforsk det sydlige Georgiens vidundere på denne fængslende tur gennem Vardzia, Rabati og Borjomi. Begynd dit eventyr i Vardzia, et bemærkelsesværdigt hulekloster udhugget i klipper, hvor du træder ind i fortiden og opdager dens religiøse og historiske betydning. I Rabati fremviser den storslåede fæstning en blanding af kulturer og arkitektur, der tilbyder et dybt dyk ned i Georgiens multikulturelle arv. Til sidst kan du slappe af i Borjomi, der er berømt for sine mineralkilder og smukke nationalpark. Ideel til kulturentusiaster og naturelskere, denne tur lover en blanding af historie, fantastiske landskaber og lokale traditioner, hvilket gør den perfekt til rejsende, der søger både eventyr og afslapning.
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Hos Vardzia tilbyder vi en fængslende udforskning af dette bemærkelsesværdige klippehuggede klosterkompleks. Vardzia, der er skåret ind i klipperne på Erusheti-bjerget, går tilbage til det 12. århundrede og har et omfattende netværk af huler, tunneller og kirker. Vores ture dykker ned i klostrets fascinerende historie, dets arkitektoniske opfindsomhed og de fantastiske fresker, der pryder dets vægge. Nyd panoramaudsigten over det omkringliggende landskab og oplev den unikke blanding af spiritualitet og barsk naturskønhed ved Vardzia. Billetpris: 17Gel/Person
Frokosttid (pris ikke inkluderet)
På Rabati Fortress tilbyder vi en spændende rundvisning i dette historiske kompleks i Akhaltsikhe, Georgia. Udforsk fæstningens forskellige arkitektoniske stilarter, herunder middelalderlige fæstningsværker, osmanniske moskeer og en synagoge, der afspejler dens rige multikulturelle historie. Vores ture giver indsigt i stedets strategiske betydning og historiske udvikling. Nyd panoramaudsigten fra fæstningen og fordyb dig i Rabatis livlige arv, hvor historie og kulturel mangfoldighed mødes. Billetpris: 17Gel/Person
I Borjomi tilbyder vi en forfriskende og naturskøn oplevelse i denne berømte georgiske kurby. Udforsk den smukke Borjomi Central Park, prøv det berømte mineralvand fra naturlige kilder, og nyd afslappede gåture gennem det frodige grønne område. Vores ture inkluderer også besøg i den omkringliggende Borjomi-Kharagauli Nationalpark, kendt for sit mangfoldige dyreliv og fantastiske landskaber. Oplev den afslappende atmosfære og naturlige skønhed, der gør Borjomi til en perfekt destination for både wellness og udendørs eventyr. Museumsbilletpris: 5Gel/Person
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Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Velegnet til alle fitnessniveauer
- Rejsetid: 9 timer
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We took a full‑day tour to Borjomi, Vardzia and Rabati, and it turned out to be a truly unforgettable experience. Although the tour is long (around 14 hours). it didn’t feel tiring at all because of the interesting stops and our excellent guide. Our first stop was Borjomi, a small, cozy town famous for its mineral water. After about two hours of driving we arrived at the park with the mineral springs. The town is very charming and peaceful, perfect if you want to enjoy the healing water and a short walk in nature. We stayed about an hour to an hour and a half – it is a short visit, but enough to feel the atmosphere of this lovely place. Then we went to Vardzia, the cave city, which was the absolute highlight of the tour. I have never seen anything like it. It is a rock‑cut city with rooms carved directly into the cliff, where people once lived, including Queen Tamar. Inside the rock there is a historic church built in the cave, with beautiful frescoes and a special, spiritual atmosphere. A monk lives there and sells handmade religious items and souvenirs. Walking through the caves, climbing inside the rock and seeing the cave rooms up close was an incredible experience – you feel like you are inside living history, surrounded by breathtaking nature. After Vardzia we visited Rabati Fortress, a stunning complex that looks like something from a historical film. Parts of it were built during the Ottoman period, so the architecture has a clear Ottoman style: a mosque, inner courtyards, fountains and defensive walls. The whole place is very picturesque, and you really feel as if you have stepped into another era, almost like being in the set of the Turkish series “Magnificent Century”. A special mention goes to our guide, Irakli. He is a very communicative, energetic and engaging young man, and one of the best guides I have met. The tour was conducted in two languages (Russian and English), which is not ideal and I would count that as a small minus in the organisation. At the meeting point there was some confusion about which group and which bus we should join, and in the end we were put into a mixed group with Russian‑speaking tourists, even though the tour had been advertised as English‑speaking. However, Irakli completely smoothed out these inconveniences. He guided the tour in both Russian and English, translating everything himself, and made sure everyone understood. During the long drives he never stopped sharing stories: legends, historical facts and local anecdotes. Thanks to him, the road did not feel long or exhausting at all. He has a great sense of humour, kept us entertained with jokes, played music on the bus, and created a very friendly atmosphere. There was Wi‑Fi on board and charging ports for phones, so we didn’t have to worry about batteries or staying connected. We also stopped for lunch at the Terrace restaurant near the cave city. The food was absolutely delicious and the staff were incredibly polite, warm and attentive. Overall, this tour offers a perfect combination of nature, history and culture: a charming spa town, an extraordinary cave city and a beautiful fortress complex. Despite a few organisational issues at the start and the two‑language format, our experience was extremely positive, mainly thanks to our guide Irakli, who was professional, talkative, caring and made the whole day feel special. Big thanks to him and the team – I would recommend this tour to travellers who want to see another side of Georgia beyond Tbilisi.
