When relations between Russia and Georgia became seriously complicated in 2008, tourist trips there practically stopped. But now there are more and more travelers who are going to go to this country. After all, it is in Georgia that there is a huge concentration of historical and architectural monuments. And the people are very hospitable.
Instructions
Step 1
The fastest and most convenient way to get to Georgia is by plane. Regular flights "Moscow - Tbilisi" resumed a couple of years ago and are very popular among tourists and travelers. Aeroflot planes take off from Sheremetyevo Airport, Georgian Airlines planes depart from Vnukovo, and S7 planes depart from Domodedovo. The flight time is 2 hours 45 minutes.
Step 2
Unfortunately, there are no long-distance trains from Moscow to Tbilisi. But there is a well-established bus service. Three buses leave the Russian capital once a week. The first goes from the Novoyasenevsk metro station, the second - from the Ulitsa 1905 Goda metro station, and the third - from the Sovetskaya Armii street. Travel time is 36 hours, excluding road delays.
Step 3
However, among tourists there are those who like to get around by their own car. And quite a lot of them have been coming to Georgia in the last two years. The route is not the most difficult, although unsafe mountain roads start at times. But this frightens few people. If you get to Georgia by car, then you need to move along the M4 highway, bypassing Voronezh, Rostov-on-Don, Nalchik and Vladikavkaz. After that, along the P-217 highway, the car will enter the territory of Georgia. And from there to Tbilisi no more than 250 kilometers. Such a road, if you go without rest and overnight stays, will take about 32 hours.
Step 4
There are amateurs who visit not one, but two countries in one road trip. In this case, you need to go to Georgia through Kazakhstan. First, you also need to follow the M4 highway, then along the P-22 highway, and only then move along the territory of Kazakhstan. In this country, you can drive to the interesting town of Atyrau, and then follow the P-22 highway to Astrakhan. After Astrakhan, a little more than 300 kilometers will remain to Tbilisi.
