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Travel Fun - Gudauri and Kazbegi Tours Organizator of extreme entertainments in Gudauri and Kazbegi & Private tors in Georgia

07/02/2025

In February, camellia and mimosa bloom in Georgia, the first snowdrops and daffodils appear, so a visit to the botanical garden is a good idea.🌺

06/02/2024

💥1 day Paragliding tour to Gudauri💥
Everyday start from Tbilisi at 9 am
What is waiting for you 👇
- Private car and driver service
- paragliding with certificated company SkyAtlantida
- snowmobile or ski activities at Gudauri
- Ananuri Castle and Jinvaly lake
Drop to your hotel at 7 pm

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Traveling around Georgia is always inspiring - it is a country with very beautiful nature. May this year be full of new discoveries and great achievements. Happy New Year. #travel #newyear #2024

Did you know that January 2nd is a very special day for all Georgians? This is an official holiday when shops, banks and government agencies are closed, and it is called Bedoba. From the Georgian word “bedi” is translated as “fate”. It has long been believed that the way you spend January 2, the whole new year will pass. On this day you should not be sad, quarrel with your loved ones and friends, or be offended by them, but you should have fun and help your family. From this, a traditional custom was formed, which states that the first person to cross the threshold will bring good luck and goodness to the house or, conversely, troubles and sorrow. Therefore, Georgians treat with great trepidation the choice of guests to Bedoba, who are called “mekvle” and invite only kind, decent and successful friends and relatives, who, in turn, can expect special hospitality from the owners of the house. If you are chosen as a mekvle, then you are required to bring some kind of surprise or gift to the house, for example, a basket of wine and sweets. So subscribe and Have a Happy Вedoba DAY!

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