I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Unfortunately I was there only for a week in March. But I'll keep in mind to do another video if I get back there in season.
@@andreicimpeanu8669 - bus transfer spre Tbilisi cu Omnibus (50 GEL= 85 de lei/persoana retur, dureaza aprox 4 ore un drum din care 30 de minute popas la un foodcourt) Vizitati Tbilisi 2-3 zile si puteti book-ui tururi de pe getyourguide sau alt site de incredere unde puteti vedea reviews si pretul dinainte. Recomand Kazbegi sa urcati la manastire pentru peisaj, Gudauri Resort sa urcati pana sus, sunt gondole inchise si peisajul e superb daca vremea e buna si exista vizibilitate, Jvari Monastery din Mtskheta tot pentru view. Sunt si in Freedom Square mai mereu masini care ofera tururi. Macar sa va documentati dinainte de preturi, sa nu fie prea umflate. Mai e Uplitsikhe, unde n-am fost si imi doresc sa ajung si Rainbow Mountains (aici as zice ca e mai periculos cu copil mic daca vreti sa urcati pe dealuri, dar merita un google check) - in zona Kutaisi - cautati tururi cu Vardzia, Borjomi, Rabati Castle. Martvili Canyon si Okatse Canyon sunt in zona, nu stiu daca in sezonul asta sunt deschise si daca se vede frumos, fiind inceput de primavara. - mai puteti lua bus transfer spre Batumi - vizitati Batumi, luati gondola pana sus sau vizitati gradina botanica. Daca mai aveti nevoie de informatii puteti sa imi scrieti
Yes, you'll see a lot of sellers on Tbilisi's street, it's part of their culture. This one is a very circulated area by tourists and locals. If you look closely, you'll see some stairs. They go to an old cable car station that's been deactivated for years. They say in the news they're working on renovating it to use it again. For sure once the cable car starts running there will be less sellers so people can access the cable car. You can check out this article for more photos of the cable car station www.rferl.org/a/tbilisi-cable-car-restoration/31524930.html
