Rtveli is one of the main autumn events in Georgia that celebrates the grape harvest with lots of fun, music, good food, and great wine. This festival is held on a unique scale and color in this scenic region. Ripe bunches of grapes are cut with a knife and put in the baskets; then, the harvest is shifted in the clay containers – kvevri.

Аfter harvesting, the festive meal starts with delicious local dishes such as delightful barbecue, khachapuri, local cheese, freshly baked bread, and, of course, homemade wine. Rtveli is full of fun, noise, and jokes.

 The Art-Gene festival is an annual folklore festival in Georgia, started in 2003. The festival focuses on traditional music, dance, and arts. Held at the Museum of Ethnography in Tbilisi, Art-Gene is a week or more-day long celebration where locals come to enjoy nature, the evening summer breeze, and great music.

During the day, you can stroll through the stalls of handmade crafts, taste various meals and drink local wine or beer. 

New Wine Festival celebrates the good life amidst rolling greens near Tbilisi every year, with great music and dance performances. The end of the spring season marks the time for unsealing the traditional wine-making vessels called qvevri.

The “New Wine Festival” aims to popularize Georgian traditional pitcher wine, discover new varieties and places, raise the level of wine education in Georgia, and increase consumer culture. Guests will be able to taste hundreds of wines, get acquainted with local Georgian wine producers, and make unforgettable memories while discovering new and exciting tastes.

Every year cheesemaking farmers from across the country gather to showcase their tools and methods for preparing delicious cheese. During the festival, the guests could taste a variety of cheeses: solid and hard dambal-khacho cheese, spicy guda, tenili kveli woven into a braid, cheeses soaked in oil, honey, spices, and even wines. Initially held at Tbilisi, the festival is now held in the region declared competition winner each year.

Founded in 2007, the Black Sea Jazz Festival is held in Batumi on the Black Sea coast. One of the best jazz festivals in Georgia, attracting music from worldwide to witness world-class performances by top artists like Diana Krall, Wyclef Jean, and Robert Plant.

With the growth in its fan following, the festival's scope has broadened and now includes R&B, hip hop, soul, and funk. 

Tushetoba festival, held every summer in Tusheti National Park, celebrates Tushetian cultural heritage and is traditionally begins with horse racing. A flag and a sheep are awarded to the winner. The Tushetoba festival aims to promote tourism in the region and showcase its beautiful landscape, unique architecture, charming villages, and culture to visitors worldwide.

Tushetoba gives you a chance to witness traditional cheese-making, Tushetian handicrafts, and the delicious Khinkali (hugely popular meat dumplings). Traditional instruments and folk music playing in this perfect setting create a magical atmosphere.

Held in June, Hot Air Balloon Race Festival is a family-friendly summer event in the Alpine Village of Helen in the North Georgia Mountains. Festivities include participation in hot air balloon inflations and ground chasing plus tethered balloon rides in the mornings and evenings. 

This fantastic hot air balloon festival has been around since 1974. During the day, you can explore the Bavarian-inspired mountain town of Helen and relax at your cabin rental at nightfall. 

One of the famous tourist attractions in Georgy is the lovely city of Batumi, located on the Black Sea coast under the Caucasus Mountains. Fronted by the calm waters of the Black Sea, Georgia's main summer resort boasts a long beach and a vast and beautifully maintained corniche. The country's second-largest city houses a mixture of modern and classic architecture and new upscale buildings, making it a significant tourist destination in the region in the summer. 

Located in the Caucasus Mountains, in the north-western part of Abkhazia, Lake Ritsa is a stunning Lakes surrounded by mountains, and the pristine waters are a fascinating view. The Lakes at high altitudes are even more beautiful. The land around the lake is a deciduous forest and is part of the Ritsa Nature Reserve. The region's most common mammals include the Caspian red deer, the West Caucasian tur, the Rupicapra, the Capreolus, the wild boar, the Caucasian wildcat, the stone marten, and the European rabbit.

Sighnaghi, popularly known as the City of Love, is a famous wedding destination located in the Kakheti region, Georgia. Generally, Sighnaghi is an attractive district not only in terms of culture but also in terms of nature.

The city of Sighnaghi is stunningly beautiful with its architectural form and excellent views of the Alazani Valley and the Caucasus Mountains. It is also called the city museum. It houses the unique painting collection of the world's greatest self-taught artist, Niko Pirosmanashvili.

Tusheti National Park is a protected area in northeast Georgia. The Tusheti region stretches across four mountain valleys of the Central Caucasus in eastern Georgia, natural endowment and cultural heritage. A beautiful landscape of tall peaks, deep gorges, and high waterfalls, Tusheti is home to several dozen small settlements, occupied only during the summer months.

Known for the scenery, old defense towers, warm hospitality, and fascinating folk culture, the park and the surrounding region are well worth spending a trip.

The astonishing ancient Narikala Fortress, also known as “Mother Fortress,” is a famous tourist attraction near the Kura river attracting thousands of visitors in Tbilisi. The fortress was constructed during the 4th century to defend the city from outside attacks. It overlooks the Mtkvari River, which makes Narikala even more incredible. It offers the best panoramic views of the city.

Narikala consists of two walled sections between the sulfur baths and the Tbilisi Botanical Garden. The Botanical Garden, located at the foothills of the Narikala fortress, occupies an area of 161 hectares and possesses a collection of over 4,500 taxonomic groups. It also houses the recently restored St. Nicholas church. The interior part of the church is intricately decorated with frescos showing scenes both from the Bible and the rich history of Georgia.

Stepantsminda, a beautiful little town lying in the valley of the Caucasus Mountains. is famous for trekking and mount climbing in the breathtaking surrounding mountains.

It offers the picturesque views of the famous Mount Kazbeg, a dormant stratovolcano and one of the central mountains of the Caucasus, and the beautiful view from the town of the Gergeti Trinity Church outlined against Mount Kazbeg itself, one of the most favorite tourist's spots in the city.

Gudauri ski resort lies 120 km to the north of Tbilisi's capital on the Greater Caucasus Mountain Range in Georgia is famous for its breathtaking views and high-altitude mountains. Snow covers the area until the early spring. Gudauri is considered to be a developing ski resort.

The recently launched Kobi Pass ski area will guarantee the right snow conditions throughout the season and prolong the skiing period to the late spring. Kobi–Gudauri, a ski lift system, offers unlimited freeride possibilities for guests who get stuck in the Kobi area during heavy snowfall in winter. All slopes are above the tree line, are best for free-riders, and are generally avalanche-safe. Night skiing is also one of the best skiing activities for guests.