• DAY 1:  TRABZON – RİZE – HOPA 
• Organized by Green of Trabzone Tourism as part of our International Cultural Tours, this trip—designed to introduce you, our valued guests, to the cultural and geographical riches of Georgia, with our expert staff, we have prepared this trip specifically to introduce these treasures to our valued guests. We depart from Trabzon at 9:30 PM and 
• pick you up from designated locations at the specified times and places before setting off.
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• DAY 2:
• Upon our arrival in Tbilisi, we’ll stop for breakfast and then begin our tour of Tbilisi. We’ll head to Mtskheta, one of Georgia’s oldest cities. We arrive in the city, which is about 15 minutes away from Tbilisi. After seeing the historic buildings and Svetitshoveli Cathedral in the city—which was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994—we head back to Tbilisi. Next, we’ll visit the Sameba Cathedral, one of the world’s largest religious structures, completed in 2004. Afterward, we’ll take a walking tour along one of the city’s most modern streets, named after the famous poet Shota Rustaveli. During our tour, we’ll visit Freedom Square, take a one-stop ride on the Tbilisi Metro—built by the Soviets in 1966—return to our vehicle, and tour the Georgian Historical Monument. It is a monument located on Keeni Hill, near the Tbilisi Sea. It was created by sculptor Zurab Tsereteli in 1985 but was never fully completed. The monument is situated at the top of a wide staircase that overlooks the northern part of the city from various angles. Afterward, we head to Tbilisi to visit the Antique Market and the Art Market—must-visit spots for shopping. We’ll allow about 1 hour of free time for shopping. After free time, we conclude our tour of Tbilisi and return to our hotel. After resting, we’ll depart from the hotel and head to Bar Street for a pleasant evening.
•  ACCOMMODATION: TBILISI 
  
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DAY 3:
After breakfast at the hotel, we’ll begin our tour. In Tbilisi, which lies on both banks of the Kura River, our first stop is the cable car next to Metekhi Bridge, where we’ll see the Kartlis Deda statue, known as the “Georgian Mother.” This statue, a captivating blend of history and culture, symbolizes the strength and resilience of the Georgian people; with its massive scale and elegant details, it both bears the traces of the past and inspires the future. Next, we’ll walk to Narikala Fortress, which embodies Georgia’s resilience and grandeur—with every wall and every stone holding a story. After the fortress, we’ll visit the Friday Mosque and then set off to see the Abanotubani Waterfall. Located in the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia, and enveloped in a mystical atmosphere created by the steam rising from its hot springs, this destination offers visitors a unique experience of relaxation for both body and soul, allowing us to enjoy a pleasant time there. Later, we’ll also have the opportunity to visit the Sulfur Baths. We’ll then head to our next stop, the Metekhi Cathedral. A symbol of sanctity bearing the traces of centuries in every stone, this elegant church—more than just a religious structure or a cultural treasure—reflects the soul of Georgia and defies time at the intersection of history and modernity. After exploring the church, we’ll have some free time to take photos on the Metekhi Bridge. Then, we’ll begin a walking tour along one of the city’s most modern streets—named after the famous poet Shota Rustaveli—and give you some free time to explore on your own. After free time, we’ll wrap up our tour of Tbilisi and head back to our hotel. After resting, we’ll optionally attend the New Year’s Eve gala dinner from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM. After dinner, at 11:00 PM, we’ll head out to the squares to enjoy free concerts and events, spending a pleasant evening. Overnight stay at our hotel.

• ACCOMMODATION: TBILISI
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DAY 4: 
After breakfast, we check out of our hotel and head to Kutaisi, one of the world’s oldest continuously inhabited settlements, located on the Rioni River, and traditionally Georgia’s second-largest and third-most populous city after the capital, Tbilisi. In Kutaisi, we visit City Square and the Theater Building, and after a one-hour lunch break, we depart the city. We then head toward Batumi. We begin our tour of this Black Sea port city, the capital of Georgia’s autonomous republic of Adjara. Accompanied by our expert guide, we visit Batumi’s only surviving mosque, the Central Mosque, and then, in order: Piazza Square, Europe Square, the Medea Statue, the State Theater Building, the Poseidon Statue, Batumi Boulevard Park, the Alphabet Tower, and the “Ali and Nino” Statue—the masterpiece by Kurban Said that is frequently featured in TV series. Finally, we conclude our tour with free time at Batumi Boulevard Park. During this free time, you can take the cable car up to Sputnik Hill, stroll through the streets of Batumi, or enjoy a pleasant time at restaurants where you can sample the region’s local delicacies. At the end of the free time, we conclude our tour and proceed to the Sarp Border Crossing. After completing customs formalities, we enter our country.

 We bid farewell to our valued guests, dropping you off at your original pickup points, and look forward to seeing you again on another tour.