Quick answer
Six days in Georgia covers Tbilisi, the mountain road to Kazbegi and a wine day in Kakheti. Spend two days in Tbilisi, drive the Georgian Military Highway to Stepantsminda for one night below Mount Kazbek, return via Gudauri, and finish with Sighnaghi and a winery lunch. Mid-range land cost starts from about ₹36,000 per person, excluding flights.
The route
- Delhi
- Tbilisi
- Mtskheta
- Ananuri
- Gudauri
- Kazbegi
- Tbilisi
- Kakheti
- Tbilisi
- Delhi
Day-by-day plan
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Day 1
Arrive in Tbilisi
Morning: Fly from Delhi on IndiGo's non-stop, or connect via Dubai or Sharjah from other cities.
Afternoon: Arrive and transfer about 25 minutes to the old town.
Evening: If you land early enough, walk across the lit Bridge of Peace; otherwise rest.
Stay: Old Tbilisi or Sololaki
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Day 2
Old Tbilisi
Morning: Cable car up to Narikala Fortress and the Mother of Georgia statue.
Afternoon: Walk down to Abanotubani for a private sulphur bath, then Shardeni Street.
Evening: Georgian dinner with khachapuri and pkhali; Fabrika for a nightcap.
Stay: Old Tbilisi or Sololaki
Book the private bath room a day ahead for evening or weekend slots.
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Day 3
Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi
Morning: Mtskheta: Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral.
Afternoon: Ananuri fortress, the Gudauri viewpoint and optional paragliding.
Evening: 4x4 up to Gergeti Trinity Church for late light below Mount Kazbek.
Stay: Stepantsminda (Kazbegi)
Pack warm layers; Kazbegi is often 10°C colder than Tbilisi.
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Day 4
Kazbegi and back to Tbilisi
Morning: Sunrise view of Kazbek, then the short Gveleti waterfall walk.
Afternoon: Drive back to Tbilisi, about 3 hours; stop at Gudauri if you skipped paragliding.
Evening: Rustaveli Avenue and dinner in Sololaki.
Stay: Old Tbilisi or Sololaki
In winter the Jvari pass can close after snow; keep this day flexible.
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Day 5
Kakheti wine country
Morning: Drive to Bodbe Monastery and the walled hill town of Sighnaghi.
Afternoon: Family winery lunch with a qvevri tasting and churchkhela-making.
Evening: Return to Tbilisi, about 2 hours.
Stay: Old Tbilisi or Sololaki
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Day 6
Last morning and departure
Morning: Chronicles of Georgia monument, or shopping for spices and churchkhela at the Dezerter Bazaar.
Afternoon: Free time or the Dry Bridge Market.
Evening: Transfer to the airport; many flights to India leave late at night.
Is 6 days enough for Georgia?
Yes, for the three things most Indian travellers come for: Tbilisi's old town, the mountains at Kazbegi and Kakheti's wine country. The plan uses five nights, four in Tbilisi and one in Stepantsminda, which keeps packing to a minimum.
Why stay a night in Kazbegi?
Most tours do Kazbegi as a 10–11 hour day trip. Staying over means you see Gergeti Trinity Church in late light, wake to Mount Kazbek at sunrise and split the driving across two days. It is the single change that most improves a Georgia trip, especially for parents and children.
Ways to adjust it
- Winter (December–March): add a night in Gudauri for skiing or snow play, and keep a buffer day for road closures.
- Eight days: add Uplistsikhe cave town, or Batumi on the Black Sea by train or flight.
- Two countries: continue by road to Yerevan, about 5–6 hours, for a combined Georgia and Armenia trip.
What does this itinerary cost?
Mid-range land cost starts from about ₹36,000 per person, twin sharing, with 3★–4★ hotels, a private car for the Kazbegi and Kakheti days, airport transfers and breakfasts. It excludes flights, the visa, the sulphur bath, paragliding and most meals. See the full Georgia trip cost, check your Georgia visa route, choose an area with where to stay in Tbilisi and browse things to do in Georgia.
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