- This is a special art in Georgia — painting on pebbles and beach stones.
2. People love former President Mikhail Saakashvili and are grateful to him for his libertarian reforms in Georgia, which led to incredible economic growth in the country. This is why they demand the release of Mikhail Saakashvili from prison, consider him a hostage of putin’s oligarch Ivanishvili, and view him as a political prisoner.
Yes, as long as former President Mikhail Saakashvili is in prison in Georgia, this country cannot be considered a rule of law.
But Georgia has enormous potential. #FreeMisha
3. People in Georgia have a penchant for beauty. They cannot simply install regular gates; they must be the most beautiful gates, no other way about it.
4. If you’re looking for a simple yet incredibly attractive storefront design, here it is. They say that all genius is simple.
5. Incredible graffiti adorns the Georgian city of Batumi and delights the eyes. If you see graffiti in the city, it means that free-spirited people live here, whose essence is freely expressed in art.
6. The majestic statues of Atlantes give homes a unique captivating style and attract numerous tourists.
7. The impressive rotunda perfectly blends into the rocky coast of the Black Sea at the Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort near Kobuleti. The hospitable staff doesn’t chase away random tourists from the hotel grounds; on the contrary, they are very welcoming. They understand perfectly well that people will take photos of the extraordinary beauty and attract new clients with them.
8. The most beautiful and the most secret beach in the village of Tsikhisdziri in Georgia.
9. A small mountain waterfall and stream in the village of Tsikhisdziri in Georgia.
10. The hotel with royal luxury ‘Castello Mare Hotel & Wellness Resort’ from below near Kobuleti.
11. A mysterious ancient building that will undoubtedly catch your eye in Chakvi, Georgia. The history of this building is currently unknown to me. It is only known that refugees who were forced to leave the territories of Georgia illegally occupied by Russia once lived here.
