Top Georgia Religious Tours - page 2

Take in the highlights of the Georgian Military Road toward the mountain town of Kazbegi during this shared full-day excursion from Tbilisi. Admire stunning water views from Zhinvalskoye reservoir and the Aragvi River viewpoint. See centuries-old castles and churches during a guided tour of the Ananuri Fortress complex. Finally, visit one of Georgia’s most iconic attractions: hilltop Gergeti Trinity Church, with admission ticket included.

Explore the rich history and stunning landscapes of Armenia on this comprehensive day trip from Tbilisi. Begin your journey at Akhtala Monastery, renowned for its exquisite frescoes, then visit the UNESCO-listed Haghpat Monastery, where you can enjoy an authentic Armenian lunch. Capture the essence of the region with photo stops at the abandoned copper factory. Visit Odzun Monastery. Located in the village sharing the same name, Odzun church and its humble surroundings fill you with calmness and a sense of timelessness. - Visit iconic monasteries, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Enjoy scenic photo opportunities at historic sites and natural landscapes - Comprehensive tour from Tbilisi with comfortable transport included

Visit Armenia and be back in Tbilisi by nightfall during this full-day, small-group excursion from Georgia. Visit three stunning and historic monasteries, including two inscribed on the UNESCO world heritage list. Tour the Soviet-built town of Alaverdi and dig into a tasty Armenian restaurant lunch, included in the tour.

Experience Georgian cuisine and wine culture on this full-day trip to the Kakheti region. Depart from Tbilisi in an air-conditioned vehicle and make your way east to Signagi. Stop at a Georgian house and take a class about Georgian food, then continue on to a winery and learn about local winemaking methods. Take in the cultural side of Kakheti at Bodbe Monastery of St. Nino, and Tsinandali Palace.

Jvari monastery 6th c is the culmination by a number of artistic and architectural aspirations in early Georgian Christian architecture. Mtskheta, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral 11th c is one of the most sacred places in whole Georgia, with the Christ’s robe preserved in the Cathedral. A visit to the ancient rock-cut city of Uplistsikhe. An ancient cave city, one of the first cities in Georgia. Stalin's house museum in Gori, the birthplace and home of Soviet Union leader Stalin.

Spend the day away from Tbilisi and in the beautiful natural landscapes of Georgia on a group tour. Leave from a centrally located meeting point and venture into the Caucasus Mountains to visit the ancient Ananuri fortress, the ski resort town of Gudauri to enjoy a delicious Georgian lunch (at your own expense), the beautiful Gergeti Trinity Church in Kazbegi, and much more.

Perfect for wine enthusiasts, this private full-day tour takes you from the capital, Tbilisi to Khaketi in the eastern part of Georgia. Along the way you'll soak up the sights of mountain landscapes, picturesque villages, and ancient monuments, including the 5th century Ujarma fortress and 16th-century Gremi Church of Archangels. After sightseeing, you'll have the opportunity to taste unique Georgian wines and get to know secrets of Kakheti winemaking.

Discover Georgia’s scenic southern Kakheti province on this private full-day trip from Tbilisi. Venture into Kakheti’s semi-desert landscapes and visit the David Gareja Monastery, set on the Georgia-Azerbaijan border and home to 6th-century monastic caves. Then, visit the medieval Bodbe Monastery near the hilltop town of Signagi. Admire the Alazani valley from Signagi’s watchtowers and enjoy a Kakhetian lunch (own expense) and optional wine tasting (additional cost). Your tour includes Tbilisi hotel pickup and drop-off.

Discover the highlights of Georgia's modern and ancient capitals, Tbilisi and Mtskheta, without the pressure of keeping up with a large travel group on this private tour. Relax in private transportation that makes travel between the adjacent cities seamless and comfortable, skipping the need to book seperate taxi journeys. Enjoy an itinerary that includes the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the sulfur baths of Tbilisi’s Old Town, and more.

Three eras of Georgian history in one day - the picturesque Mtskheta is the cradle of Georgian Christianity, while Uplistsikhe cave town was once the center of Pagan culture and Gori is famous for being the home town of the most infamous Soviet leader - J. Stalin. The tour covers the main UNESCO sites, such as Svetitskhoveli cathedral, Jvari monastery, but also offers an optional wine tastings at an organic winery or a lunch with a local family in Mtskheta.

If you are staying in Tbilisi and only have time for a day trip into the Caucasus, make the most of it with this activity-packed private tour. Visit important landmarks such as the Jhinvali dam, Ananuri Castle, and Gergeti Trinity Church, and enjoy a luxurious lunch at the top-class Rooms Hotel.

Discover Georgia's unique wine tradition with a private organic wine tour in Kakheti, the country's largest and most well-known wine-producing region. Depart from Tbilisi and visit three exceptional wineries: Gvardzelashvili Wine Cellar, Vellino Winery, and Okros Wine. Sample organic wines and discover the distinctive qualities of Georgian wines while taking in the picturesque Kakheti countryside. Enjoy a delicious lunch, wine tastings, and a professional guide to enrich your experience.

We will start our tour at 9:00 AM. Meeting point: Kutaisi Boulevard entrance, in front of the Colchis Fountain. Our first stop will be Bagrati Cathedral, where you will explore its unique architecture and discover the hidden history of this iconic landmark. Next, we will visit the Church of the Annunciation and Motsameta Monastery. From there, we will head to Broliskedi Waterfalls. Next, we will explore Broliskedi Lake, known for its unique color and unusual mountain landscape. Finally, we will visit Geguti Palace (also known as Tamar’s Palace), one of the most important historical sites in Georgia. Dating back to the 6th–8th centuries and further developed during the 11th–13th centuries, the palace once served as a royal residence and an important diplomatic, cultural, political, and trading center. Please note: There will be no lunch stop during the tour, so we recommend bringing some snacks. We will have a short snack break at the lake.