Compare land-only Georgia tour packages from India, covering Tbilisi, Kazbegi, Kakheti and Armenia. Visa assistance is included. Get a free itinerary.
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At a glance
Georgia is a country of the South Caucasus, on the Black Sea, where Europe and Asia meet. For Indian travellers it is a compact destination with a great deal to see. Tbilisi, the capital, is the base for most first trips, and the main sights lie within reach of it by road. English is common in tourism areas and Russian is widely understood, so hotels, guides and drivers are easy to work with.
The country packs a lot into a short trip. Tbilisi offers the Old Town, the sulphur-bath district and the hilltop Narikala Fortress. Mtskheta, the ancient ecclesiastical capital, holds Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral. Kazbegi has the dramatic Gergeti Trinity Church under the Greater Caucasus. Kakheti is the main wine region, known for cellar visits and qvevri winemaking. In winter, Gudauri is the most accessible ski base near the capital.
Flights from India do not run direct. Most routes take about eight to twelve and a half hours with one stop, often via Baku, Kuwait City or a Gulf hub, and most travellers land at Tbilisi International Airport. Mountain travel depends on weather and road conditions, so build a spare half-day into your plan. Choose from Georgia Winter Snow 5N, Georgia Highlights 6N or Georgia Armenia 8N, or ask us to customise one. For deeper planning, read the Georgia travel guide, places to visit in Georgia and Georgia trip cost.
Why go
Tbilisi a historic sulphur-bath district, Narikala Fortress views, and Georgian food and wine culture in one walkable city centre.
Georgia's ancient ecclesiastical capital, with Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral within easy reach of Tbilisi.
Kazbegi the Gergeti Trinity Church and Greater Caucasus scenery make up Georgia's signature mountain experience.
Kakheti the principal wine region, with cellar visits, qvevri winemaking and vineyards around Sighnaghi and Telavi.
Gudauri the most accessible ski base near the capital, with winter slopes and summer mountain views.
Batumi a Black Sea promenade, subtropical botanical surroundings and a contrasting modern coastal atmosphere.
Where to go
Black Sea promenade, subtropical botanical surroundings and a contrasting modern coastal atmosphere.
A forested spa town known for mineral water, the Borjomi-Kharagauli landscape and access toward Bakuriani.
Georgia's most accessible ski base, with winter slopes and summer mountain views near the capital.
Georgia's principal wine region offers cellar visits, qvevri winemaking and vineyard landscapes around Sighnaghi and Telavi.
The dramatic Gergeti Trinity Church and Greater Caucasus scenery provide Georgia's signature mountain experience.
Georgia's ancient ecclesiastical capital, including Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
Historic sulphur-bath district, hilltop Narikala views and distinctive Georgian food and wine culture.
Season guide
May to June and September to October give the right balance of mild weather, sightseeing and manageable crowds. July and August suit highland trekking and Black Sea beaches, but they are busier and prices are higher. December to March is the season for skiing at Gudauri, although snow can slow mountain roads. November is cooler and quieter, with less favourable conditions for mountain access. See the full best time to visit Georgia guide.
Day by day
Based on our Georgia Winter Snow 5N package. Your trip expert can stretch or shorten any day.
Land at Tbilisi International Airport and meet your driver for the private transfer to your hotel. Check in and rest after the journey. In the evening, take an easy walk through the Old Town to get your bearings. Winter days are short, so keep the first evening light and save the main sightseeing for tomorrow.
Spend the day in Tbilisi with a walking tour of the Old Town and its churches. Visit the sulphur-bath district, then climb toward Narikala Fortress for views over the city. Return to the Old Town after dark, when the courtyards are more atmospheric. Dress warmly, because the city is cold in January and February.
Leave Tbilisi by private vehicle and stop at Mtskheta. See Jvari Monastery first for its light and river view, then visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in the town below. Continue to Gudauri, Georgia's most accessible ski base, and check in. Snow can slow the mountain road, so allow extra time and keep the afternoon flexible.
Spend the day on the Gudauri slopes during the ski season. Ski passes, equipment hire and lessons are not included, so arrange them in advance or on arrival. Check the snow conditions before you head out, and keep to the resort area. Return to your hotel in the afternoon to rest, then enjoy a warm dinner in the evening.
Transfer back to Tbilisi by private vehicle, with a stop in Mtskheta if the road and time allow. Take the afternoon at leisure in the Old Town, or revisit the sulphur-bath district. Keep the evening relaxed and pack for your departure, since the next morning starts the journey home. Confirm your departure time with your driver the evening before.
Enjoy breakfast and check out. Your driver takes you to Tbilisi International Airport for your flight, leaving enough time for check-in and winter road conditions. If your flight is later in the day, use the morning for a relaxed walk or last purchases in the Old Town. Allow time for the drive to the airport.
Budget guide
Starting prices of our packages, per person on twin sharing, excl. GST and flights.
Four things move the price of a Georgia trip. Season matters most, because July to August and the winter ski period raise demand for hotels in mountain and coastal areas. Trip length comes next, and so does hotel category. A private vehicle for Kazbegi or Kakheti adds to the cost, as do wine tastings and premium dining. Flights are not included in our packages. Read more in Georgia trip cost.
| Hotel level | Trip length | Usually included | Price per person |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort3 packages | 5 to 8 nights | Stays, Breakfast, Private cab, Sightseeing | ₹55,000 to ₹1,10,000 (approximate)per person, excl. GST |
*Approximate price per person, excl. GST. Contact us for exact pricing.
FAQs
Quick answers to what travellers ask before booking a Georgia trip. Ask your trip expert anything else.
Five nights covers Tbilisi, Mtskheta, Kazbegi and Kakheti at a steady pace. Seven nights is ideal and adds a spa or western stop. Three days is tight, and ten nights or more allows Batumi, Kutaisi or Svaneti. Our packages run from five to eight nights.
Indian passport holders generally qualify for visa-free short visits under current entry policy, subject to passport and border conditions. Rules can change, so verify before you book. Our visa guide lists the documents to carry and the checks to make before you fly.
No. Our packages are land-only, so international flights are booked separately. Visa assistance is included. Flights from major Indian cities usually take one stop and roughly eight to twelve and a half hours, depending on your departure city and routing.
May to June and September to October offer the right balance of mild weather and sightseeing. July and August suit mountains and beaches but are busier. December to March suits skiing at Gudauri, though Tbilisi is cold and snow can affect roads.
The main tourist routes are generally suitable for visitors. Take normal precautions, watch for demonstrations and take extra care on mountain roads. Use reputable transport for remote routes, and keep valuables secure in busy city areas.
The Georgian lari (GEL) is the local currency. Cards are widely accepted in cities, but carry cash for marshrutka rides, small cafes and mountain villages. Check the current exchange rate before you travel, because rates change.
English is common in tourism areas, hotels and tour services, and Russian is also widely understood. Georgian is the official language. Ask your planner for a written itinerary with addresses and pick-up times, which helps when you travel between smaller towns.
Yes. Our Georgia Armenia 8N package pairs Georgia with Armenia, and Azerbaijan can be added to a longer Caucasus trip. Land-border rules and flight connections must be checked before you plan any crossing. See [Armenia tour packages](/armenia-tour-packages/) or [Azerbaijan tour packages](/azerbaijan-tour-packages/).
Yes, especially for couples who combine Tbilisi, a Kakheti wine experience, a scenic Kazbegi stay and a candlelit Georgian dinner. Mountain weather can change plans, so keep one flexible day. Ask your planner about private transfers for late arrivals.
Tbilisi International Airport (TBS) is the most practical gateway for most first trips. Kutaisi can suit budget carriers and western Georgia routes, while Batumi is useful for the Black Sea coast. Our packages include airport transfers in your arrival city.
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