A look at life in Georgia through the eyes of foreigners
A look at life in Georgia through the eyes of foreigners
Tbilisi. Not a single wedding could do without this car! GAZ-13 “Seagull”. After they left the government garage, the cars began to please the newlyweds! Now a rarity in Samgori. In great condition! On the run!!! The car is up and running! Right in front of the restaurant, opposite the…
The video talks about the fraud scheme that tourists can face in Tbilisi and anywhere else in the world. Source: Madloba – help and advice for tourists in Georgia
Website of the Georgian National Environment Agency with weather forecasts for all regions of Georgia. Forecast of temperature and precipitation for the day, for 7 days and 10 days. Satellite maps of cloudiness and expected precipitation. Water levels in the rivers of Georgia. Moon phases. Description of the main natural…
A popular culinary blog by Medea Chubinidze with recipes for delicious dishes of Georgian cuisine, as well as cuisines from around the world, video recipes to make it easier to understand the cooking process. Articles about proper and healthy nutrition, interesting ideas. The blog and social networks are conducted in…
Batumi is a Georgian city located on the coast of the Black Sea. The capital of the Autonomous Republic of Adjara. It is the main tourist center of modern Georgia. The third largest city in the country after Tbilisi and Kutaisi and the second largest in terms of population. Source:…
Magti (MagtiCom) – 550, 551, 591, 595, 596, 598, 599, 790 Beeline – 568, 571, 574, 579, 592, 597 Silknet – 578, 770 Geocell (bought by Silknet) – 514, 555, 557, 558, 577, 593
Georgian phone number in international format consists of 12 digits. Of these, the first three digits are the country code +995. The next three digits for cellular operators determine the operator code. For landline operators, the country code is followed by a two- or three-digit city code. To dial a…
The barcode of Georgian goods in the European EAN-13 system consists, like any other, of 13 digits and begins with a three-digit country code – 486.
When withdrawing money from a Ukrainian card through a Georgian ATM, you need to understand the following: The conversion rate is set by the Ukrainian bank that issued your card. For example, Privatbank, Monobank, Oschadbank, Raiffeisen, etc. This rate may change daily. At decent banks, you can even view it…
ATMs of TBC Bank and Bank of Georgia in Anaklia are located on the main street of the village, in front of the Palm Beach Hotel. Address: Anaklia, st. Rustaveli, 237. There are also payment terminals of these two banks. GPS coordinates: 42.393427, 41.562762
This video will be useful for people who want to get to know Tbilisi remotely. I will walk around Saburtalo, fly over Tskneti. In general, I think that today this is the most comfortable area for living in the metropolis. The atmosphere of the 70s and 80s and 90s has…
With the outbreak of the war, the NBU continued to tighten restrictions and limits on the withdrawal of money through Ukrainian banks, which only added to the problems for the citizens of the country. This was especially felt by the refugees who were forced to flee from the “liberators” abroad.…
Top.ge – the largest ranking of sites about Georgia and sites in Georgian. At the time of writing, 18895 Internet resources are registered in the rating. For users, the rating can be useful in finding the most visited sites in their category. For website owners – any website that meets…
With a Georgian bank card, it is most profitable to withdraw cash from an ATM of the bank that issued your card. Sometimes it turns out to withdraw without commission. At the cash desk of a Georgian bank, the percentage for cash withdrawal is always higher than at an ATM,…
All local Georgians drink tap water without any filtration or boiling. Water in Georgia is of very good quality, you can safely drink tap water in all regions. Some expats report an improvement in their health after being in Georgia, linking this to drinking better water than in their home…