This video from Georgia is the second one I’m posting from my solo trip. It’s the second report on the three countries of the Caucasus, located between Europe (Russia) and Asia (Iran). Since I have limited time, I’m also taking tours with local agencies to make the most of it.
I flew to Georgia from Azerbaijan, my first stop. Here I describe the logistical aspects of the trip. I discuss the average costs of transportation. I often use local agencies for getting around. Finally, I suggest the best ways to visit the various destinations.
I will be posting almost live videos during this trip. But certainly I have collected and will collect anecdotes to tell at leisure once I get home.
Second video from Georgia
I really liked the capital, Tbilisi. It exudes both cheerful creativity and a charming decadence. One detail of the city stands out: there are many houses with colorful wooden balconies. At this time of year, they’re further embellished by climbing plants and flowers. Overall, there’s a lot of color. There’s also much more tourism here than in Azerbaijan, and there are numerous stray dogs. Video from Georgia
On my second day in Armenia, I went on a tour of the North Caucasus Mountains.
Also, I made it to the Kazbek area.
However, I’ll talk about the tour in another article, but it’s true that the Georgian Military Highway is one of the most scenic roads in the world.
This important transportation route, as shown in this video from Georgia, connects Russia with Georgia, Armenia, and then Iran—when it is not closed due to snow.
The video also featured on my you tube channel is filmed at a motorcycle vantage point in the Friendship Museum.
I Links
This link shows where the capital Tbilisi is.
Video from Azerbaijan, almost live.
Video from Armenia, almost live.
Home Caucasus travel presentation: Next destination Caucasus!
Home with all my videos on the road: Live on travel! short videos, while on the road
Finally, the general pages where all articles are grouped by theme.
Trips taken, travel stories divided by continent
Countries visited in my travel stories
Anecdotes, divided by type in travel narratives

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