Canudos Winter Bar Review

This bar is nice, Russian style, big drink

🌟 Visa-free alert! This unpopular country, whose name is often misspelled, hides a scenic spot on the cover of Lonely Planet. On the left is the Alpine snow-capped mountains, and on the right is the Tuscan winery. The key is that the price is lower than that in Southeast Asia! ✅ Contract God's back garden with an average of 300 yuan per day. The guide includes hidden snow mountain seats, red wine purchase minefields, and subway ticket evasion warnings! 🏨Accommodation: • Tbilisi Design B&B (Rike Park District) 80 yuan per person per night, Kazbek Youth Hostel bed 50 yuan 🍴Food: • Must-eat Khinkali (soup dumplings) are at "Samikitno", 5 lari each and full 💲Currency exchange guide: • If you exchange currency on the street, the exchange rate difference is as high as 10%! Only exchange currency at the official outlets of Bank of Georgia Part 1 Break the information gap [RoundNails] Geographical trivia: • It is the "God's suture" across the Eurasian continent, bordering the Black Sea to the west and the Caucasus Mountains to the north ✈️ Actual route test: • China Southern Airlines Urumqi→Tbilisi direct flight 5h (Economy class round-trip tax included 3k+, the platform can set a low price reminder!) ✨ Seasonal restrictions: • September to October, the autumn colors are divine! Skiing in November, off-peak is 10 times more fun than Western Europe! Day 1-3: Tbilisi | Unlock the Mother City of the Caucasus [2:00] 06:30 Seize the commanding heights of Metekhi Church (focal length 24mm, aperture f8, take photos of the morning mist of the Kura River + hot air balloons in the same frame) [2:00] 10:00 Search for Soviet antiques at the Hanqiao Flea Market (focus on military emblems and film cameras, bargaining starts at 30% of the marked price) [2:30] 14:00 Choose Orbeliani Baths for sulfur baths (⚠️Note: only book private rooms, public baths are easy to be secretly photographed) [4:30] 17:30 Take the cable car to Narikala Fortress (occupy the western wall 1 hour before sunset, tripod slot free entrance) 🚌Transportation: • Apply for a "Metromoney" card for the subway (deposit 2 lari), 0.5 lari/trip for the bus • Be wary of taxis: use Bolt software to clearly mark prices, about 15-20 lari from the airport to the city Day 4: Mtskheta | World Heritage-level photos • Charter a round trip (50 lari per person) and stop at the Jvari Monastery on the way, use the ND1000 filter to take long exposure photos of car tracks + crosses • Must-order lunch: Churchkhela (nut candy chain) with local Saperavi red wine (20 lari/bottle in the supermarket) Day 5-6: Kazbek + Gudauri 🏔️ Kazbek strategy guide: • Monastery camera position: rent a four-wheel drive car at the foot of the mountain (80 lari per person) to Gergeti Trinity Church, 70mm focal length to shoot the ratio of people and snow-capped mountains • Dog-proofing tips: Carry Biskvitbi biscuits with you. If you encounter a Caucasian shepherd dog, you can actively feed it to show your goodwill ⛷️ Gudauri skiing hardcore parameters: • For beginners, choose Sadzele 5 (slope 15°), and for advanced trails, rush Kobi3 (guide required in the wild snow area) • Equipment rental price comparison: Gudauri Lodge is 30% cheaper than the ski resort, and the board + shoes are 40 lari per day Day 7: Sighnaghi | Tipsy finale 🍷 Red wine pit avoidance guide: • Wineries look for "Khareba" and "Pheasant's Tears", and be sure to refuse to drink bulk "Chacha" (easy to fake) • Shipping strategy: Buy more than 3 bottles to let the winery directly mail to China (taxes are 50% lower than carrying them by hand) 2025 niche visa-free countries are in place! Can you describe the Caucasus in 3 words? Follow and comment below to win a Georgian red wine! #Ruge's Journey #Travel to Small Countries #Visa-free Countries to Travel on a whim #Tbilisi #Georgia

#Visa-free countries that you can go on a whim At the intersection of Europe and Asia, there is a beautiful country that seems to be hidden by God - Georgia. It combines ancient and mysterious history and culture, magnificent natural scenery and passionate humanistic customs, like a colorful painting, waiting for every traveler to savor it carefully. Ancient city, old dream, echo of time Tbilisi: the fusion of ancient and modern Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, is a legendary city. The winding Kura River runs through the city, dividing the city into new and old parts. On one side of the river is the ancient Narikala Fortress, which stands quietly on the top of the mountain, witnessing the rise and fall of the city for thousands of years. Climbing up the steps along the ancient stone road, touching the mottled city walls, it seems that you can hear the wheels of history rolling in. In another corner of the city, modern architecture and artistic atmosphere are overwhelming. The Peace Bridge is like a silver ribbon across the Kura River. When the lights are on at night, it complements the surrounding night scene and is magnificent. Strolling along Rustaveli Avenue, you can admire the exquisite buildings and feel the city's vigorous vitality. Mtskheta: A holy place of religion and history As one of the oldest cities in Georgia, Mtskheta is listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. The Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery here are outstanding representatives of Georgian religious architecture. Walking into the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the solemn atmosphere instantly calms the heart. The exquisite murals and ancient religious relics seem to be telling religious stories for thousands of years. The Jvari Monastery on the top of the mountain is an excellent location to overlook the panoramic view of Mtskheta. The distant mountains, winding rivers and scattered villages are in full view, like a beautiful pastoral painting. Natural wonders, God's gift Mount Kazbek: a holy peak of ice and snow Mount Kazbek is one of the most famous peaks in Georgia and is known as the "Crown of the Caucasus". Its towering figure looks particularly holy against the blue sky. The small town of Stepantsminda at the foot of the mountain is quiet and peaceful, with colorful wooden houses scattered around, like a scene in a fairy tale world. Hiking enthusiasts can climb along the mountain trails, enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, and feel the majesty and magnificence of nature. When you stand on the top of the mountain, overlooking the continuous mountains and the vast land, a sense of accomplishment of conquering nature arises spontaneously. Ushguli: an isolated paradise Ushguli is a small village hidden deep in the mountains, listed as a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. The scenery here is like a fairyland, with towering snow-capped mountains, green meadows, clear streams and quaint towers forming a beautiful picture. Due to its remote location, the most primitive natural landscape and traditional lifestyle are preserved here. You can communicate with local villagers, learn about their living customs, taste authentic farm food, and feel the tranquility and simplicity away from the hustle and bustle. Fine wine and delicious food, a feast on the tip of the tongue Georgia is one of the oldest wine-making countries in the world, with a winemaking history of more than 8,000 years. Walking into the local winery, the rich aroma of wine hits your nose. Tasting a cup of mellow wine, feeling the unique flavor brought by different varieties of grapes, it seems that you can taste the history and culture of Georgia. In addition to fine wine, Georgian cuisine is not to be missed. Khachapuri is a cheese bread shaped like a boat, with a crispy crust and a fragrant filling; Khinkali is a dumpling-like food with full meat filling and delicious soup. Every bite of food is full of rich local characteristics, which makes people have endless aftertaste. ## Hospitality, warm humanistic care The Georgian people are famous for their hospitality. Wherever you go, you can feel their sincere smiles and friendly greetings. They like to share their stories and culture with tourists, making you feel the warmth of home during your trip. Here, you are not only a traveler, but also their friend. Georgia, this charming country, is welcoming everyone who loves to travel with open arms. Its history, culture, nature and humanity will bring you an unforgettable travel experience. Pack your bags, set foot on this mysterious land, and start a dream journey across Europe and Asia!