Day 2: Kutaisi: Gelati Monastery (XII c., the UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE), Bagrati Cathedral (XII C., symbol of united Georgia) - Borjomi (resort famous for its mineral water)-Bakuriani (one of the best ski resorts in Georgia). Overnight in Bakuriani.
Day 3: Khertvisi fortress (one of the oldest fortresses in Georgia and was functional throughout the Georgian feudal period, was built in the 2nd century BC) - Vardzia (cave city XII c., built during the reign of Queen Tamara, one of the most important figures in the history of Georgia). Overnight in Gyumri.
Day 4: Echmiadzin (is considered the oldest cathedral in the world. It is listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO) - Zvartnots (temple of early medieval Armenian architecture, VII c.) - Yerevan. Overnight in Erevan.
Day 5: Yerevan sightseeing (the capital of republic) - Garni (pagan temple of I c. AD) - Ghegard (cave monastery, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Overnight in Erevan.
Day 6: Khor Virap (monastery, which offers one of the most beautiful views on the Biblical Mount Ararat) - Noravank (monastery of XIII c.) - Tatev (VIII-IX century, the monastery was one of the intellectual centers of medieval Armenia). Overnight in Goris.
Day 7: Selim pass with splendid views (in ancient times the Great Silk Road went through Selim Pass; Selim caravanserai, located under the pass, serves as a reminder to this fact) - Noraduz (currently the largest surviving cemetery with khachkars) - Lake Sevan (the largest among the lakes of Caucasus). Overnight in Dilijan.
Day 8: Goshavank (Armenian monastery, XII-XIII cc., which houses one of the world's finest examples of a khachkar) - Hagpat (listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site) - Sadakhlo. Overnight in Tbilisi.
Day 9: Tbilisi sightseeing: Metekhi Church, Sioni Cathedral (VI-VII C.), Narikala fortress (IV C.), Sulphur Baths (sulphur springs played a decisive role in choosing the place for foundation of Tbilisi. Moreover, the name of the capital originates from the world "tbili", meaning "warm"), Sinagogue. Overnight in Tbilisi.
Day 10: Ananuri (XVII century, which served as the main stronghold for the severe Aragvi dukes - rulers of this region) - 3, 5 hours walk up to Gergeti Trinity Church (where you can admire a fascinating view on Kazbegi Mount, 5034 m) - Kazbegi. Overnight in Tbilisi.
Day 11: Kakheti (homeland of Georgian wine) - Sighnagi (town of "Eternal love") - Bodbe Monastery (the relics of St. Nino, who has brought Christianity to Georgia in 337, are shrined there). Overnight in Tbilisi.
Day 12: Visiting Mtskheta - Jvari monastery (VI century), Svetiskhoveli Cathedral (XI century, which is known as burial site of Christ's mantle) - Uplistsikhe Cave town (I millennium BC, which is translated as "Fortress of God" - Gori (the motherland of Stalin)-visiting House Museum of Stalin. Overnight in Kutaisi.
Day 13: Kutaisi (it used to be the capital of legendary Colchis Civilization, which was famous for its gold mining. Some time ago glorified Greek hero Jason took a treasury of Colchis - Golden Fleece) - Prometheus Cave (presents stalactites, stalagmites and stalagnats, which are accompanied by sound and light effects, creating the atmosphere of fantastic movies inside the halls). Trip to Batumi. Overnight in Batumi.
Day 14: Batumi (visiting sights of the "pearl of the Black Sea", filled with unique architecture of New and Old styles)-Gonio Fortress (which is more than 2000 years old). Overnight in Batumi.
