Armenia – the first thought about it is… deficiency. Unfortunately, we were not lucky enough and the weather was bad, that is why we could not accomplish our trip 100% but people we met on our way compensated that!!!! I will start with the fact that while writing and thinking about Armenia we have in…
Armenians and Georgians has their own languages but most of them use well also Russian what is very helpful for Polish tourists 🙂 We have never learned that language of soviet empire but we learnt some few rules and words quicker that we could imagine 🙂 So YES it’s very useful to spend some time…
If you plan to travel around Armenia in October you have to be aware of tricky weather conditions. Starting from great heat, and ending with … snow! We were a little disappointed and we didn’t have too much sunny weather 🙁 During nine days, we had only a few hours of warm! In addition, fog,…
It is a town in Nagorny-Karabakh that have been bombed in July 1993 during the war between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Local people are suprise when tourists ask about that place. Seems like they don’t want to or they are just ashamed of showing that place to the world. However it’s possible to go there by…
We stayed in Georgia for 12 days. We spent less than $100. Once we slept in a tent, but mostly by people we met accidentally, sometimes in hostels. We ate in restaurants twice – yay! We’ve done 1350 km, 100% of this hitchhiking, a part from a couple of metro rides in Tbilisi. If weather hadn’t changed…
Placed 2200 m. over the sea in Georgian Svanetia moutains that place is first or second highest continuously inhabited settlements in Europe!! This village and all the landscapes aroud blew our mind! We don’t know if that was because of the colourful autumn, sunny wheater, moutain landscapes, original historical architercure or the atmoshpere and supernice…
So here we go! We start our life travel around the world and we still don’t believe that!!…but we’re doing it!! There is no turning back! 11.40 PM / 4.10.2016 / Warsaw. First stop – Kutaisi, Georgia!