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Georgia has become a popular tourist spot because of its beautiful landscapes, like mountains, rivers, meadows, and valleys near the Black Sea. The backpackers, family vacationers, and couples visiting Georgia are awe-struck by its richness in culture, landscape, art, and music. One of the many things’ tourists will enjoy is the Georgian National Ballet. One of the most fascinating things the Georgia tour packages offer is the exploration of fashion, adventure, and delicious food, in addition to the historical, cultural, and architectural beauty of a place.

Best of Georgia Tour Package for 5 Nights 6 Days

• Gudauri ( 1 N)
• Tbilisi ( 4 N)

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2 Nights 3 Days Tbilisi Weekend Tour Package

• Tbilisi ( 2 N)

Best Selling Tbilisi and Kutaisi Tour Package for 5 Nights 6 Days

• Kutaisi ( 2 N)
• Tbilisi ( 3 N)

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Georgia 6 Nights 7 Days Tour Package

• Georgia ( 6 N)

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Tbilisi Gudauri Bakuriani 3 Nights 4 Days Tour Package

• Gudauri ( 3 N)

Tbilisi 8 Nights 9 Days Tour Package

• Tbilisi ( 8 N)

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Tbilisi And Mtskheta 4 Nights 5 Days Tour Package

Holiday Inn Express Tbilisi Avlabari 6 Nights 7 Days Tour Package

• Tbilisi ( 6 N)

7 Nights 8 Days Tbilisi Tour Package with Batumi

• Tbilisi ( 7 N)

6 Nights 7 Days Tbilisi and Gudauri Tour Package

• Gudauri ( 6 N)

5 Nights 6 Days Tbilisi Tour Package With Mtskheta

• Tbilisi ( 5 N)

Batumi Tour Package for 9 Days 8 Nights

• Batumi ( 8 N)

Tbilisi Hiking Tour Package For 3 Days 2 Nights

Unforgettable 8 Nights 9 Days Kutaisi Tour Package

• Kutaisi ( 8 N)

Tbilisi and Gudauri 5 Nights 6 Days Tour Package

• Gudauri ( 5 N)

Holiday Inn Express Tbilisi Avlabari Tour Package for 5 Nights 6 Days

Holiday Inn Express Tbilisi Avlabari Tour Package for 4 Nights 5 Days

4 Nights 5 Days Tbilisi Tour Package with Uplistsikhe and Mtskheta

Georgia 8 Nights 9 Days Group Tour Package

• Georgia ( 8 N)

Tbilisi Gudauri 4 Days 3 Nights Tour Package

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Do you know what the best time to visit Georgia is? Well, people who have already experienced this holiday in Georgia consider the time of May to September as the best one. A perfect Georgia getaway is what it needs to relish and get a peaceful rest leaving behind the stresses and tensions. Getting the best Georgia tour package from Oman to explore this ‘never seen before’ country is very popular and demanding among tourists as it allows them various offers for sightseeing, shopping, food exploring, culture, festivals, rich heritage, and many more. The majestic mountain ranges, fully covered with snow, are one of the points of attraction. You really need to try Georgian music, dances, and food cultures. The climate here is typically moderate in the eastern Georgia part and very subtropical in the western Georgia part. This country being located on the verge of Europe and Asia has a lot of diversity to offer and it is this diversity that makes Georgia stand out and a must visit destination by taking advantage of   Georgia vacation packages.

Get Ready for an Amazing Vacation During Georgia Holiday Package

Georgia   holiday packages bring to mind visions of soul food, balmy Southern nights, mint juleps on an ancient mansion's porch, and old-fashioned Southern friendliness. Georgia's Historic South, which encompasses the cities of Macon with the Ocmulgee National Monument and the Museum of History in Augusta, to the state capital of Atlanta with its renowned Atlanta History Center and distinctive Stone Mountain Park, provides visitors a wide range of attractions. Be sure to visit Savannah in coastal Georgia while you are enjoying the Georgia trip and the little-known but stunning Golden Islands, a true semi-tropical paradise.

Glimpse of Georgia Tour Packages

If you’re wondering just what Georgia is famous for, the answer is a long one, for while Georgia may be compact in size, it is packed with diverse landscapes and unforgettable experiences. Here is a glimpse of the Georgia tour.

•   Best places to visit in Georgia Tour -  Tbilisi, Stepantsminda, Mestia , Ushguli , Batumi
•  Things to do - Soak Up Tbilisi’s Old Town, Attend a Traditional Supra, Taste Georgian Wine, Trek in the Caucasian Mountains.
•   Famous food - Khachapuri
•   Language - The top three languages being spoken are Georgian (official), Russian, and Armenian.
•   Currency - The Georgian Lari.
•   Major international airport - Tbilisi International Airport.

 Visit the Remarkable Sights During Georgia Tour Packages

Georgia is famous for its scenic beauty and historical nostalgia. Here's the list of best places to visit in Georgia that will make your trip really amazing and thrilling!

1. Stepantsminda: Relish Amidst the Stunning Natural Vistas

Stepantsminda, also known as Kazbegi, is a gorgeous town located amidst the stunning mountains of Georgia. It offers a breathtaking setting for nature enthusiasts and adventure seekers alike. Embracing rugged landscapes, pristine rivers, and the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church perched on a hilltop, Stepantsminda is a true gem waiting to be explored. Visitors can embark on thrilling hikes to discover cascading waterfalls, go horseback riding through the scenic valleys, or simply immerse themselves in the tranquility of this mountainous paradise. Georgia trip packages promise a unique and unforgettable experience that will leave you captivated by its natural beauty and warm hospitality.

2. Batumi : Cherish the Tropical Climate vibes

Batumi is a personable place with a charming Old Town and a fantastic sub for tourists as its tropical climate, set against a backdrop of mist-wrapped hills and soaring winter weather peaks. It fills your memories with plesureness. Georgia's main summer resort, fronted by the calm waters of the Black Sea, has a long beach and a vast and gorgeously maintained seafront. It is named as “ The Las Vegas of the Black Sea “ , though Batumi is undergoing a construction boom and things are revolving for the better and if you are a fan of sea places and prefer resort atmosphere then Batumi is an amazing place.

3. Tbilisi : Soak the Calmness of the Picturesque City

Visitors to Tbilisi during their visit to Georgia, these days may be struck by the calm, southern European ambience that permeates the above hilly capital. With its picturesque twisty lanes, old buildings, and famously decorative balconies, Tbilisi's old city leaves a lasting imprint of tranquillity and civilization.The archbishopric of Tbilisi-Mtskheta is the church's senior archbishopric, and the domicile of the Katholikos, church's head. Ilia, the current Katholikos, lives in Tbilisi and has not shied away from participating in society, making statements and public appearances during times of civil unrest. Aside from the Katholikos, the city is inviting you to take Georgia tour packages and explore a number of well-known churches, including the Sameba Cathedral, Sioni Cathedral, and many more.

4. Ushguli : Check Out the Nostalgic Defence Towers

Ushguli, one of the cities in Georgia and it is known for its mediaeval defence towers. In fact, Ushguli has the greatest proportion of these stone towers (over 200) in the Svaneti region. These defence towers, which date from the 9th to 12th centuries, kept the Svans safe (and secluded) from the rest of the world and centuries of invasions. These towers tell the stories of failed invasions by the Assyrians, Macedonians, Persians, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Turks, and Mongols. Ushguli translates as Fearless Heart. This magical place filled with fascinating archeological buildings will surely add a sense of joy in your Georgia vacation packages.

5. Mestia : Get Engaged in the Best Adventurous Pursuits

Mestia is a popular destination for adventure travellers, hikers, and overlanders. Mestia is a must see destination in Georgia tour packages , surrounded by the majestic Caucasus Mountains and has its own micro-culture. There's plenty to do in this fascinating town, whether you want to tackle the incredible drive to Mestia, hike between local villages, learn about the bloody history, or simply hang out and listen to traditional Georgian music while the local cows roam the streets. The churches around Mestia are full of specimens of wall paintings, frescoes, and icons from the Middle Ages for those interested in religious history. People looking for challenges and adventures would love this city.

Travel Tips for Georgia Tour

• Carry some minimal clothing and makeup with you.
• Don’t forget your sunscreen and moisturisers.
• Wear lightweight clothes and comfortable shoes.
• Always carry power banks and extra adapters.
• Pack photocopies of your Visa, Passport, and Tickets.

How to Reach Georgia

Holiday in Georgia is an amazing idea for tourists, there are many tourist attractions and the country has a calming aura which can make each of your muscles relax. The sights are heavenly and a must visit . The various ways to reach out to Georgia are : -

• Airways : -  The major airport of Georgia is Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport which links it to various places around the world.
• Waterways :-  There are many rivers in Georgia for you to explore through boats and enjoy the water adventures .
• Roadways :- When we talk about the roadways in Georgia, taxis from local dealers work the best .
• Train :-  The Georgian railways connect various cities and it's an amazing way to travel all along the country.

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The flight was on time. I upgraded to Premium Economy and it was comfortable. The food was very good. Staff were courteous.

Flight was delayed but no announcements were made. Till the boarding it was still showing original schedule time at the monitor and also on your mobile app. It left the gate half hour later than scheduled.

It’s really very nice experience with very nice behaviour respected crews n all Vistara members thankyou so much Vistara to give us humble hospitality

My wife with 5 month son were traveling. No proper support was provided for luggage handling. Although it was requested in prior. My wife sole manage everything and was not as expected.

This was an old 320 without a screen or USB charging port even in the business class. The food could have been better.

a real good flying experince. Everything was excellent right from check-in to baggage collection at destination.

Food is tasting bad, and it is a fusion but not authentic.

Excellent experience and now my preferred airline. Even a fantastic meal with dessert in a 2 hour flight.

off late the crew and the air in the flight is becoming that of a budget airline not the earlier Vistara .

It wasn't clear from where to board flight international or domestic Airport

In never flown this flight, because my flight coning from Barcelona was delayed.

I did not have a good experience in both flights of Etihad. First of all, when I was booking the flight, there were two options. The first option was a cheaper flight with longer layover (9 hrs), or a more expensive flight with shorter layover (2 hrs). I booked the expensive flight with shorter layover because I wanted a more comfortable trip. A few days before the trip, Etihad informed me that the departure time of my first flight will change 7 hours earlier, leading to an 9 hour layover, without giving me another option nor reimbursing me for the extra cost. They didn’t even send me an apologetic email for this change. Regarding the flight experience, I would rate it as mediocre. This is mostly because the pilots of both flights did their best to give us the worst approach to airports that I have ever experienced. In the case of the first flight they had to aboard the landing and took off again right before touching the landing strip. The captain said that it was due to wind conditions but the second time the pilot followed the same direction as the first time to land the plane.

Etihad flight sector is a local . .give the same quality upto destination

Long way to improve. Toilets not working. Bad handling when flight was canceled

1st of all on February 27th Abu Dhabi to Delhi flight the seat wasn't comfortable at all, coming back the Lounge at Abu Dhabi didn't have anything. Than the Food in the flight

Overall mediocre experience. Check in was good. They're were discriminatory. They were not attentive, food choices were not vegetarian friendly. The food served was frozen.

In my opinion, Etihad Airways is a first rate airline except for one important element. On the day before my return flights, when I chose my seats on the Etihad website I was charged an additional $55 (US) in order to sit on the aisle. I was not at all happy about this additional "hidden" charge and I felt cheated.

The staff was very nice and polite but it was very very hot and no ways to have some fresh air. It would be nice to have more time to sleep since it was a night flight

The staff was kind and polite, but it was very very hot and no ways to have some fresh air.it would be also be nice to have more time to sleep, since it was a night flight

My wife and I were upgraded to Business Class on our Dublin-Abu-Dhabi flight on the 22nd of January. Being served by "Mariyan" (not too sure about her name, she's from Tunisia) was the real highlight of our flight, she deserves to be working with etihad. We are looking forward to the next upgrade as we are flying back to Dublin on February 01, 2024. If I am not mistaken we have just reached GOLD status as Etihad Guests.

Worst checkin experience. Lot of delays. Checkin agents rude. Flight delayed. No regrets by the airline.

Level of service is definitely going down, cannot expect the same service as earlier

Crew was horrible. No greetings. Did not ask for any food. The crew seemed like they were forced on the flight against the wishes. Should be de-roastered.

Worst. Did not feel like it's an international flight.

As usual invariably delayed Lots of time in getting chkd in baggage

Staff needs to be trained in managing customers better. Indigo appears to be a low cost airlines in all aspects.

Flight was delayed and also lots of mosquitoes on the flight

Two times the gate was changed and flight got delayed

INDIGO Never On Time & Always Prefer to Shuttle Passengers Like shuttle Corks

Seats don't recline, no charging points. New aircraft and very clean. Crew should serve some water atleast.

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Att oman presents 04 nights/05 days “amazing georgian experience”, day 1 arrive at tbilisi.

Meet with ATT Oman representative at Tbilisi international airport & transfer to the hotel in Tbilisi.

Day 2 Tbilisi city tour

Breakfast at the hotel and at 10:00 starts the Tbilisi city tour. You will have a wonderful trip in the capital city of Georgia. During the trip, you will visit some historical and architectural monuments of Tbilisi. First stop will be Sameba Cathedral – the highest cathedral in Caucasus. Next, you will visit Metekhi church, erected on the cliff above the river Mtkvari. Here you will have the possibility to enjoy panoramic views of Old Tbilisi. Afterward leave to visit famous Sulfur baths and by the cableway reach medieval centuries fortress named Narikala, which stands on the rocky cliff and overlooks Tbilisi. After wandering around the ortress, visit famous Shardeni street, where are located cozy café and restaurants. At the end of the trip, you will visit Freedom Square and enjoy the evening walk on Rustaveli avenue. 17:00 Back to the hotel for overnight stay.

Day 3 Tbilisi-Ananuri- Kazbegi- Tbilisi

Breakfast at the hotel and meet the guide at 09:00 at the hotel reception.

This day you will visit mountain region of Georgia named Kazbegi. The road to Kazbegi goes through the Georgian Military Road, which runs between Georgia and Russia. On the way to Kazbegi, you will stop at Ananuri fortress (XIII C) which overlooks Jinvali water reservoir and creates incredible views of the colorful area. Through the Cross pass, arrival in small village Kazbegi, in highlands of Georgia. One of the most remarkable destination of this region is holy Sameba Trinity church, erected on the southern slope of Mount Kazbek. The Church is located at a height of 2200 m above sea level, and provides a beautiful view of Mount Kazbek. Holy trinity church accompanying with snow-peaked mount Mkinvartsveri (5047 m) creates an amazing view and considering as a symbol of this region. Next destination is Darial Gorge, located on the border between Russia and Georgia. At the end of the trip drive to Tbilisi. 19:00 Check in at the hotel for overnight stay.

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A breathtaking blend of mountains, sea and vibrant cities, Georgia is a natural paradise waiting to be discovered. Whether you’re hiking through the Caucasus Mountains, swimming in the Black Sea, or visiting a local market in Tbilisi, it’s easy to fall in love with this beautiful country. With a respected local culinary culture, an open and welcoming people, and a fascinating history to explore, there’s something for everyone in Georgia. From its outdoor café scene to its intriguing religious heritage, Georgia surprises and delights in equal measure.

Georgia holiday Packages

While Georgia’s capital, Tbilisi, is a modern, cosmopolitan city with a unique identity, there’s plenty of history to be explored in the surrounding areas. The country’s fascinating monastic legacy has had a lasting impact on the country’s rural regions, and the mountains are dotted with many impressive churches and monasteries. You can scale mountains, cycle through valleys, and enjoy 4x4 tours of large swathes of this incredible natural heritage.

If a relaxing holiday is what you want, take it easy at one of the luxury coastal resorts and enjoy the sun-soaked subtropical climate. Alternatively, culinary packages to Georgia allow you to savour the country’s deliciously juicy dumplings, taste its wholesome mtsvadi, and wash it down with popular Lagidze waters.

Whatever your preference, with holiday packages to Georgia with Qatar Airways Holidays, you’ll travel in both luxury and style, discovering this wonderful country at your own pace and in your own way.

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• Time Zone GMT +4 hours
• Languages Georgian, Russian with English spoken in main tourist areas
• Dialing Code +995
• Electricity 220V 50Hz
• Currency Georgian lari

Georgia holiday experiences

• Discover why Tbilisi is considered one of the most exciting capital cities in Europe and lose yourself among the colourful buildings and quaint streets of the capital.
• Head to Batumi and the beautiful Black Sea coast, where you can relax and unwind on the beaches, or explore the city’s intriguing architecture.
• Tour the Georgian highlands in a 4x4, discovering idyllic villages, vast mountain ranges, and peaceful lakeside swimming spots, as you go.
• Explore the ancient cave towns that litter the Georgian countryside and delve into the region’s historical roots.

On a package holiday to Georgia with Qatar Airways Holidays, you’ll get a chance to experience everything this unique nation has to offer.

• Stroll through the capital’s narrow streets and marvel at the patchwork of architectural styles and the abundance of cafés, bars, restaurants, and shopping opportunities.
• Explore the stunning mountainous regions and stumble across beautiful monasteries, forgotten villages, and untouched landscapes.
• Relax on one of Georgia’s many beaches, where the mountains meet the sea and make for one of the most impressive coastlines in Europe.
• Enjoy Tbilisi’s eclectic and emerging nightlife, dining and dancing the night away.

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Travel to eastern Georgia and you’ll encounter a more continental climate with fewer extremities of harsh weather, even during the winter. Head here during the summer months for dry, sunny days and mild nights. To avoid the heaviest rains, travel from June through to August.

In Tbilisi, the climate is much drier and you’ll find average temperatures at around 28-31°C, while during the winter months the thermometer drops down to single figures of around 7-8°C at best.

Holidays to Georgia with Qatar Airways Holidays usually start in Tbilisi, one of eastern Europe’s oldest cities. This fascinating city has been the site of human habitation since the early Bronze Age, and because of its location bridging east and west, has always been a hugely important centre for trade and commerce. It’s filled with superb galleries, historical buildings and museums, and the city’s parks and open spaces are charming and a welcome break from the busy streets.

This mix of modern and medieval makes Tbilisi one of our must-see destinations. However, while Georgia is a relatively small country, there’s plenty to see and do. Those who love the outdoors will be able to hire a car and head to the mountains for some wonderful hiking and cycling trails, where you can enjoy the first flushes of spring during April and May, or go climbing and skiing during the winter months.

It is recommended that you avoid drinking tap water or eating raw fruit and vegetables, as there have been some cases of Giardiasis (a rather unpleasant stomach bug) reported. However, these are few and far between, and most food and drink on offer is perfectly safe.

Religion is important to the Georgians, so you should show the proper respect when visiting religious sites. Dress appropriately, and don’t take photos unless there are signs expressly giving permission for you to do so. Women wearing trousers or shorts will not be allowed into some Georgian Orthodox churches.

Take your time wandering around the museums of Tbilisi, such as the wonderfully quirky G. Chitaia Ethnographical Open-Air Museum, which is home to around 70 old houses and buildings, or the charming Puppet Museum, which is bound to be a hit with the children.

The imposing Gelati Monastery is one of the most important structures in the country, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, while the towering Tsminda Sameba cathedral in Tbilisi is renowned for its stunning architecture and beautiful iconography.

Head out to the trails and paths of the foothills, or come here during the winter for some of the best skiing in Eastern Europe.

Discover the best that Tbilisi has to offer with some luxury tour packages to Georgia with Qatar Airways Holidays. This beautiful destination is becoming a hot favourite for those looking for a city break with a difference, or a weekend trip that takes you to somewhere a little off the beaten track.

Spend a magical few days at the River Side Hotel, or go for a weekend of sheer indulgence at the Hotel Ambassadori or the Biltmore Hotel. To discover everything that Tbilisi has to offer, why not book a Visit Tbilisi special? This customised tour takes you on a journey through the city’s cobbled streets and the main attractions of the city such as Old Tbilisi including Meydan and the sulphur baths, the stunning Metekhi plateau, the ultra-modern glass bridge of peace, and the Enthographic Museum.

From towering mountains to ancient cities, traditional folk customs or a café culture that rivals the greatest European cities, you’ll find a warm welcome in Georgia. There’s so much to see and do on a package deal to Georgia with Qatar Airways Holidays, that we’re sure you’ll want to come back again and again to this beautiful destination.

Our package holidays to Georgia are designed to take care of every detail so you can focus on enjoying yourself and going on a true traveller’s adventure, to discover a destination that’s a real hidden gem right in the heart of eastern Europe.

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Rich in history, culture and natural beauty, Georgia is truly a gem of the Caucasus. Lush green valleys squeezed between snowy peaks, turquoise lakes surrounded by tall forests and vineyards that claim to be the birth-place of wine, spread throughout the countryside along small villages guarded by sturdy watchtowers. As the mountains subside, the glistening shores of the Black Sea peek in the distance, with its pebbled beaches and calm, deep waters. The shoreline is punctuated by picturesque towns and cities like Batumi, which comes alive during the summer months, featuring a bustling Riviera. Lively as the Black Sea shores may be, they pale in comparison to Georgia’s capital city, Tbilisi. There you’ll find ancient churches, fortresses and watchtowers amidst crowded cafés, buzzing restaurants and funky bars that offer breath-taking views of the valley below.

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This US woman drove solo from Georgia to Mongolia via Russia. It wasn’t the fun overlanding expedition she expected

W hen I first came up with the idea to drive from Tbilisi, Georgia to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia – a journey that would take me through Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Russia – the world was a different place.

Countries were just beginning to recover from the global pandemic and, only weeks after officially putting my plan into action – starting with the purchase of a 1978 Toyota Land Cruiser – the war in Ukraine had just started.

“No problem,” I thought. I wasn’t planning to drive through Ukraine.

However, I would have to drive through Russia. And I’d be doing it solo, an American female, in a vintage Land Cruiser that was anything but inconspicuous.

It soon became clear this would not be the fun overlanding expedition I initially envisioned.

With the war quickly escalating, I decided to delay my plans until the situation calmed down. It wasn’t for another year, in April 2023, that I finally felt comfortable enough to put my plans back in motion.

Step one: Get a Russian tourist visa

There was still one major hurdle to overcome before I could hit the road: I had to apply for a Russian visa – notoriously difficult to get as an American citizen, war or not. (The US State Department has issued a Level 4 “do not travel” advisory for Russia.)

Applying was straightforward enough. I found a Russian travel agency to provide me with an invitation letter and itinerary, purchased Russian health and medical insurance and located a visa center where I could apply in person in Tbilisi.

Everything submitted and out of my hands, I was doubtful that my three-year tourist visa would be approved – especially after having had several conversations with other travelers who had all recently been denied them.

Things weren’t looking particularly positive, and the concern from friends and acquaintances was increasing with each step I took with my planning.

Much to my relief, and surprise, the visa was approved. Whether it was because I applied in Tbilisi, or some other unknown reason, I still can’t say with any sort of certainty. But at that moment, my trip was officially set in motion and there was no going back.

Planning a 7,000-kilometer road trip

Russian visa in hand, it was time to start route planning, make my final vehicle preparations, and pack.

This was no ordinary road trip. I was moving from Tbllisi to Ulaanbaatar , where I would be based as a freelance travel writer, so my life would need to fit in one vehicle.

Sitting in front of my computer and looking at Google Maps, I realized the journey would be around 7,000 kilometers in total – 90 hours if I were to drive straight through without any stops or delays.

Immediately, I ran into two problems. First, the land border between Georgia and Azerbaijan closed during the pandemic and is still yet to open. That left me with only one driving option.

I would have to take the route north of Tbilisi, crossing into Russia from the Georgian town of Kazbegi, a route that would pass through a corridor of Russia with the sometimes restive regions of Chechnya and Dagestan on one side and Ukraine on the other. The Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Donetsk, and a still-raging war, would only be 600 kilometers (360 miles) away.

Meanwhile, sanctions on Russia were bringing a lot of attention to this exact route. Russian citizens were allegedly entering Georgia, getting what they couldn’t get in their home country, and driving back. A lot of those purchases were vehicles, bringing increased scrutiny to who was driving what, and where.

With a car my size, bearing Georgian plates, driven by an American who doesn’t speak any Russian, I was increasingly nervous.

And so, with a week left before my planned departure from Tbilisi, I made the expensive decision to change my plans. Instead of entering Russia from Georgia, I would ship my car .

Finally, I had a route and a plan I was comfortable with. I packed my Land Cruiser onto a truck in Tbilisi and booked a flight to Baku, Azerbaijan’s capital and largest city.

Nine days later, in April, my shipping agent picked me up from my hotel in Baku to help expedite the customs process. Then it was an hour’s drive to the port in Alat where, after sleeping in the car in a loading lot, I boarded a ferry in the very early hours of the morning to cross the Caspian Sea.

The crossing only takes about 24 hours, but port delays meant time onboard was closer to 48 hours. Luckily, I had a private cabin with a bathroom, as well as friendly travel companions, including a couple overlanding from Europe to Japan , who were also shipping their vehicle.

The ship’s chef noticed us unusual passengers and made a special effort to give us dishes he was proud for us to try. Meals were included on the ship, and while the food was modest, and not all aspects of the boat were warm and comforting, his kindness made the journey memorable. (Click through the above Instagram post for a look at the food and accommodations on the ferry.)

We unloaded at the Kazakhstan port town of Kuryk and I climbed into my Land Cruiser.

I would now have to drive the length of Kazakhstan, famed for its rugged, mountainous scenery. This would limit my time in Russia to just 1,000 or so kilometers (about 600 miles) through the Altai region. From there, I could enter western Mongolia at the Tsagaannuur border in Bayan-Ölgii province and make the three-day drive to Ulaanbaatar.

(Throughout the road trip, I relied heavily on  iOverlander and Caravanistan as up-to-date sources for border crossing advice, route planning tips and finding camp and fuel spots along the way.)

Anxious days

The journey brought many challenges.

In Kazakhstan, I scrambled for a hotel in Astana as a world chess championship had the entire city booked out. A burned-out rear brake light fix put me behind schedule and unable to escape the city before nightfall (I had a no driving in the dark rule), and with temperatures quickly dropping to -14 C (7 F), I needed a place to stay.

I was tired and anxious to get a hotel room. When I finally did find one, I failed to remember that diesel freezes until I woke up panicked halfway through the night. I let out a sigh of relief in the morning when the car started, but it only made it a mile before shutting down entirely as I reached a gas station. My fuel had indeed frozen the night before.

After manually pumping new diesel into the engine, I was able to get back on the road quickly. Crisis averted, I set my coordinates to Semey, where I would spend two nights and take a full day of rest before “the big” border crossing.

At this point, driver fatigue was setting in. Driving a 2.5-ton, fully loaded stick-shift vehicle for 12 hours a day is inevitably exhausting, no matter how exhilarating the journey is.

When I arrived in Semey that night, far behind schedule after the morning’s mishaps, I assumed it was like any other city in this part of the world.

Little did I know, during Soviet times, Semipalatinsk , or Semey as it’s called today, was a “closed city.” Special clearance was required to live there, it didn’t appear on maps, and what was happening inside was a mystery to most.

After the fall of the Soviet Union, the reason for this was revealed – it was the closest city to the primary Soviet nuclear test site. B etween 1949 and 1989 officials reportedly carried out 456 nuclear tests there, including 340 underground and 116 atmospheric explosions.

The effects on the local population are hard to miss. Even today – there is nothing inviting or even comfortable about the city.

After a brief rest, the day I had been most anxious to face my entire trip was finally here: crossing the border into Russia.

With a friend on the phone giving me the pep talk I needed, I left Kazakhstan without any problems.

The moment I handed my passport over to the immigration agent at the Russian border, the questions began.

I see why they were suspicious. An American girl, traveling alone, saying she’s moving to Mongolia, driving a car with Georgian plates. This, only weeks after just-released American journalist Evan Gershkovich was arrested and charged with espionage.

They didn’t appear to know what to do with me. With each of us speaking our own languages, I eventually was told to go sit down and wait. It would be another 45 minutes before an agent came to get me, walking me to another building, where I then had to wait again. A tactic to make me even more unnerved, I suspected.

Eventually, an English-speaking agent pulled me into a back room.

I think anyone in this situation would be nervous, and I was no exception. Remaining as calm as possible, the agent and I spoke for well over an hour. We talked about everything; where I lived in Georgia, why I was going to Mongolia, my relationship status (it was a baffling thing to the agents for a woman to be 37 and not married), where I went to college, who my family members were, what I did for work – all while he typed up my answers.

The agent, dressed in plain clothes, was stern but patient throughout the whole process. I learned he was also a photography enthusiast (once it became clear that he had thoroughly examined my Instagram , that is) and we started talking about the incredible scenery in his home country, which thankfully lightened the mood.

In the end, my passport was stamped, my car was once again thoroughly searched, and I was on my way through Siberia. The entire process took around six hours. I was already dreading going through the same thing all over again in two days.

Turns out I was right to be anxious about my exit. Following a long drive along Chuyskiy Trakt – one of the most beautiful roads I’ve ever traveled on – I realized I’d misplaced a necessary paper for the car, causing all sorts of confusion and unnecessary attention as I attempted to exit the country.

I was again pulled into a back room for an interrogation – this one not nearly as pleasant, the formally dressed agent analyzing my answers in much more detail.

Again, there were many questions about my relationship status and how it’s “weird” for someone “my age” to not be married with kids, along with remarks about how unsafe it was to travel alone (but not in Russia, of course), and how he couldn’t understand why anyone wanted to live in Mongolia.

Flipping through the pages of my passport again and again, eventually he ran out of questions and I was free to go. He even walked me to my car – I think it was more out of interest to see the Land Cruiser than anything else. I wouldn’t go so far as to say he was impressed when he finally saw it, but he was certainly curious.

With Russia in my rearview mirror, it was time to go home. I had made it to Mongolia.

Mongolia or bust

Finally crossing into Mongolia at Tsagaannuur in Bayan-Ölgii, Mongolia’s westernmost province, the relief and joy of having just made it across three countries – Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Russia – was overwhelming.

I did run into a few more issues, including a two-day snow delay in Ölgii, as well as a hard lesson on the effects of filling the car with dirty diesel in Kazakhstan. (I packed spare fuel filters for just this reason, thankfully.)

But it was experiences like this on the road that proved I was more capable than I thought.

Am I an expert mechanic, no. Did I have extensive overlanding experience? Heck no.

But did my intensive trip-prep, “everything is figureoutable” mentality and kind and respectful interactions with strangers get me through each day of the trip? Yes.

Eventually, exactly three weeks after leaving Georgia, I limped into Ulaanbaatar, battered but not broken, and was able to get the car into my local Toyota Top Motors shop for a much-needed service after running the Land Cruiser so hard.

I would soon need to get back on the road, after all. I had a summer of overlanding and adventuring across Mongolia, and a new life in Ulaanbaatar, to get underway.

You can follow Breanna’s Mongolia adventures on Instagram at @breannajwilson .

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