Georgia

Georgia Travel Guide

Georgia welcomed approximately 6 million international visitors in 2024, a strong recovery, driven by its ancient history, wine culture, and Caucasus landscapes.

  • Capital: Tbilisi
  • Georgian Lari
  • Indian passport holders are generally listed as needing a Georgian visa, obtainable online as an e-Visa for short stays. Holders of a valid visa or residence permit of the USA, UK, Japan or a Schengen state may enter visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180 days under Georgian rules, though these were amended in April 2025, so confirm before travel (checked 19 Oct 2026)
  • Best: Summer (May–June), Autumn (September–October)

About Georgia

Georgia welcomed approximately 6 million international visitors in 2024, a strong recovery, driven by its ancient history, wine culture, and Caucasus landscapes.

Quick facts

capital
Tbilisi
currency
Georgian Lari
language
Georgian
population
3.7 million
arrivals (int’l)
~6 million (2024)
overnight stays
~20 million (est. 2024)

Best time to visit

Spring
Summer
May–June
Mild weather for hiking and sightseeing
Autumn
September–October
Harvest season, wine festivals
Winter

Travel tips

General
General

Plan your Georgia trip

Tell us roughly when and who is travelling. You will get a costed itinerary — flights, hotels, sightseeing and visa — usually the same working day.

Trip planner

Plan your Georgia trip from Surat

The practical facts to settle before you book — checked 19 October 2026.

Journey time
9–12 hours
from Mumbai, 1 stop
Time difference
−1:30 h
1 h 30 min behind India
Currency
GEL
Georgian lari
Language
Georgian
Power plug
Type C, F
220 V, 50 Hz
Emergency
112
Roads
Drives on the right

Best time to go

Best months: May to June and September to October. Least suitable: December to February. Months describe Tbilisi: May-June and September-October are mild, July-August are hot (mean about 25 C), and December-February are cold (mean about 3 C).

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Getting there from Gujarat

Mumbai Doha Georgia

From Mumbai: usually one connection via Doha, about 9–12 hours in total. Mumbai-Doha about 3.3-4.1 h, 1.5-4 h connection, then Doha-Tbilisi nonstop of about 3.3-3.8 h.

Typical journey times for planning. Airlines and schedules change — ask us for what is flying on your dates.

Visa for Indian passport holders

Apply for an e-Visa online

Indian passport holders are generally listed as needing a Georgian visa, obtainable online as an e-Visa for short stays. Holders of a valid visa or residence permit of the USA, UK, Japan or a Schengen state may enter visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180 days under Georgian rules, though these were amended in April 2025, so confirm before travel (checked 19 Oct 2026).

Visa desk: +91 97278 86777

Facts checked on 19 October 2026 against: Wikipedia, flightsfrom.com, Government of Georgia, legislative herald (official), Georgia e-Visa portal (official). Rules and routes change; confirm with us before you book.

Top attractions in Georgia

The places most of our travellers ask about — we build them into your itinerary.

Tbilisi Old Town, Georgia

Tbilisi Old Town

Historic streets and vibrant culture

Svaneti, Georgia

Svaneti

UNESCO-listed mountain region

Kakheti Wine Region, Georgia

Kakheti Wine Region

Cradle of winemaking

Cities in Georgia

Tap a city for where to stay and what we can arrange there.

Georgia tour packages

Starting points, not fixed departures — every one is adjusted to your dates.

All Georgia packages

Georgia: Tbilisi, Kazbegi & Wine Country

Tbilisi's old town and sulphur baths, a mountain day to Kazbegi on the Georgian Military Highway, and a w…

  • Harvest season in Kakheti wine country
  • Tbilisi old town, Narikala fortress and sulphur baths
  • Georgian Military Highway to Kazbegi
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Practical information

Money & Currency

Currency
GEL
Cards
Accepted in cities
EMV adapters
Type C, F
ATMs
Common in urban areas

Safety & Emergencies

Safety
Generally safe
Emergency
112

Georgia: common questions

What travellers from Surat ask us before booking.

By season: Summer (May–June) — Mild weather for hiking and sightseeing; Autumn (September–October) — Harvest season, wine festivals. Tell us when you can travel and we will say honestly whether it is a good window for Georgia or suggest a better one.

The currency is GEL. Cards: Accepted in cities. Forex guidance is part of every booking.

Popular sights in Georgia include Tbilisi Old Town, Svaneti and Kakheti Wine Region. Tell us which ones matter most and we will build the itinerary around them.

The main language is Georgian. Our team speaks Gujarati, Hindi and English, so you can plan the trip in whichever you prefer.

Georgia is 1 h 30 min behind india right now (it can change by an hour with daylight saving). Check it again before you book calls or transfers.

The best months for Georgia are May to June and September to October. December to February are the least suitable. Months describe Tbilisi: May-June and September-October are mild, July-August are hot (mean about 25 C), and December-February are cold (mean about 3 C).

From Mumbai it is usually one connection via Doha, about 9–12 hours in total. Schedules change, so ask us for what is flying on your dates.

Georgia uses plug type C, F at 220 V, 50 Hz. Indian plugs (types C, D and M) may need an adapter; carry a universal one.

In Georgia: 112. Save it in your phone before you travel.

Indian passport holders are generally listed as needing a Georgian visa, obtainable online as an e-Visa for short stays. Holders of a valid visa or residence permit of the USA, UK, Japan or a Schengen state may enter visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180 days under Georgian rules, though these were amended in April 2025, so confirm before travel (checked 19 Oct 2026). Our visa desk handles the whole application — document checklist, appointment, submission and tracking until your passport is back. Call +91 97278 86777 or send an enquiry.

Ready to explore Georgia?

Send us your dates and we will come back with a costed itinerary and honest advice about the season — free, and with no obligation. Mon–Sat, 10:00 am – 7:00 pm IST.

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