Taiga Adventure Travel

02/09/2015

People don’t take trips, trips take people. – John Steinbeck

Travelers will find great vacation deals and fewer crowds at popular destinations around the world. September often marks the end of the peak travel season, but for those able to dodge the back-to-school...

29/08/2015

23/10/2014

Hi, All! Check out our new website!

http://www.taigaadventuretravel.com/

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Take a walk on the Wild Side.

17/10/2014

True story: After just arriving at the Tbilisi train station, the founders of Taiga Adventure Travel decided to call a cab for transport to the hostel. We called the taxi driver and looked up to get a street name to explain to him where we were. This is what we found. We challenge all of you to pronounce this!

15/10/2014

The Republic of Georgia is located at the crossroads of Europe and Asia in the heart of the Caucasus. It is surrounded by the Black Sea to the East, Turkey and Armenia to the South, Azerbaijan to the Southeast, and Russia to the North. Georgia is famous for its ancient history, delicious cuisine, incredible natural beauty, hospitable people, and wine!

15/10/2014

Photographer: Ruslan Kosmodemiansky

15/10/2014

This is what we're all about here at Taiga Adventure Travel! This painting is on display at the Central Museum of the Great Patriotic War in Moscow.

15/10/2014

Check out our first trip for 2015- Mysteries of the South Caucasus: Georgia. This 10-day adventure of a lifetime will launch in January. If you want to sign up or get more information, just send us a message.

https://www.scribd.com/doc/243094826/Mysteries-of-the-South-Caucasus-Georgia

This is a summary of Taiga Adventure Travel's first trip for 2015.

14/10/2014

Hi, All! Ryan and Liliya are pleased to announce the official launch of Taiga Adventure Travel. We offer guided expeditions and tours with a focus on cultural exchange to Russia, Georgia, and other former Soviet countries. Our mission is to promote friendship, cooperation, and understanding between the West and the post-Soviet world by breaking down Cold War-era fears of the unknown.