Narikala Castle

First of all, I recommend you to start hiking from getting to Mother of Georgia. Find steps near Betlemi Chirch and go up ⬆️ After the monument go to the side of Kura river and enjoy the view! Soon you will be next to the next place - Chirch of the St Nicholas. Newly built in 1996–1997, it replaces the original 13th-century church that was destroyed in a fire. Also you will see Narikala fortress. The fortress consists of two walled sections on a steep hill between the sulphur baths and the botanical gardens of Tbilisi. #tbilisi #georgia #campingglamping #nationalpark

After such a long flight, we finally arrived in Tbilisi. We went straight to Narikala castle fearing the sun would go down. It was on the top of the hill therefore the driver must have excellent driving skill to reach the top. The view was absolutely beautiful but there was so much dust (PM2.5) so the view was not so clear, but acceptable. I think this place offered the best view of Tbilisi. Entrance fee: None Parking: available Not too crowded

Narikala is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Mtkvari River. The fortress consists of two walled sections on a steep hill between the sulfur baths and the botanical gardens of Tbilisi.

Catch the cable car up to the Fortress - easiest way to get there. An ancient fortress dating back to the 4th Century. The Mother of Armenia statue is located near to the Fortress. From this vantage point there are very wide views of Tbilisi and the Mtkvan River. From the Fortress we walked down via Botanical Street and had a quick visit to the Mosque. #givethanks #givethanks

A city built in the 4th century, it has gone through many hardships, but it still remains the capital of the country. After all, it is in the Caucasus region, and some of the architectural styles here still retain the Byzantine style. Of course, with the development of the city, inevitably some modern style buildings will be constructed. I suddenly recall a text from my school days called 'The Tbilisi Underground Printing House', which is probably my earliest impression of Tbilisi. Speaking of Georgia, one cannot fail to mention the wine. When the grape harvest season arrives, every household can hardly wait to make wine, so they press the grapes directly into juice and take it home to drink.

Tbilisi is a city that is very suitable for city walks Because the main attractions are relatively concentrated, you can basically visit them all in one day. It is recommended to stay near the old city, where you can eat, drink, play and rent a car in one go, which is very convenient. I have summarized a route that does not go back, and I think it is quite reasonable. The route is as follows: Take the cable car up the mountain to Narikala Fortress, Mother Fortress, take the cable car down the mountain to visit the old city Peace Bridge Clock Tower Freedom Square Take the popular small train up the mountain to Mtatsminda Mtatsminda Park Holy Trinity Church Let's talk about a few main attractions: 1 Narikala Fortress: Search for Narikala Fortress, here you can take the cable car up the mountain, walk to the left of the end point, and go down a small section of the mountain, you can see the gate of the fortress, go in, you can overlook the city of Tbilisi. In addition to taking the cable car, you can actually climb up from the street below. 2 Mother Fortress: On the right hand side of the cable car up the mountain, keep walking, and you will see the mother statue. It is in a different direction from the fortress. Don't get it wrong here. Of course, you can go to either first. But if you want to walk down the mountain, you can go to see the mother statue first, then go to the fortress, and you can go down the mountain directly after visiting. 3 Peace Bridge: It is considered a landmark building in Tbilisi, connecting the new city and the old city. This bridge doesn't need to be visited specifically, it's a modern building, just overlook it from the mountain. 4 Clock Tower: Search for The Clock Tower, also known as the Puppet Clock Tower, it should be the most famous landmark in Tbilisi. Go on the hour to see the puppet ringing the bell. Go at 12 noon or 7 pm, and you will see more puppets coming out. In fact, there is a puppet theater next to it, and there is a ticket office under the clock tower, where you can buy puppet show tickets. If you have time, you can go and see. 5 Mtatsminda Park: Search for Mtatsminda Park, this is a amusement park, you can reach it by taking the popular small train, it is also on the mountain, with a wider view. It is recommended to take a ride on the Ferris wheel on the mountain, which can be said to be almost the highest point that tourists in Tbilisi can reach. The city view from above is very beautiful. 6 Holy Trinity Church: This church must be visited at night to see the night view, it is really beautiful. We went during the day and at night, and we believe that this church is the most beautiful church in the entire Georgia journey. Here is a brief introduction to the popular cable car and the popular small train 1 Cable car: One-way 2.5 lari/person, you need to get a card, the card fee is 2 lari, and multiple people can use it. This card can also be used for buses or subways, 2 Small train: One-way 10 lari/person, you also need to get a card, the card fee is 2 lari, and multiple people can use it. This card can also be used to play various amusement facilities in the amusement park on the mountain. If you want to play, you can recharge some money in the card in advance. The Ferris wheel we took was 10 lari/person.

One of the must-visit spots in Tbilisi✌️ Narigala Narikala Fortress and Mother Fortress🏯 Located on Sololaki Mountain in Old Tbilisi It is an important checkpoint for defending Tbilisi It's not an exaggeration to call this place the 'heart' of Tbilisi Standing on the city wall, you can overlook the entire city You can also take a close-up photo with the Holy Trinity Church Route 1: Take the cable car from Rike Park🚡 The single trip is 3.5 lari Route 2: You can also go up along the ancient sulfur hot spring The old city was built in the fourth century AD Most of the buildings you see now were rebuilt after being destroyed by the Persians more than two hundred years ago The scenery along the way can also feel a different Tbilisi The quaint buildings are the sediment of history Every terrace reveals full national characteristics Photography📷: The position is quite thrilling, you need to climb, do what you can😂

Take the cable car up to Narikala Fortress, and it's a good weather again, overlooking Tbilisi თბილისი is really comfortable. ⚠️ It is recommended to take the cable car up the mountain, the transportation card METROMONEY is applicable, if you have enough physical strength, you can choose to walk down the mountain. Tbilisi·Georgia

Narikala (Georgian: ნარიყალა) is an ancient fortress overlooking Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, and the Mtkvari (Kura) River. The fortress consists of two walled sections on a steep hill between the sulfur baths and the botanical gardens of Tbilisi. On the lower court there is the recently restored St Nicholas church. Newly built in 1996–1997, it replaces the original 13th-century church that was destroyed in a fire. The new church is of "prescribed cross" type, having doors on three sides.The internal part of the church is decorated with the frescos showing scenes from both the Bible and the history of Georgia.

During the day, climb up to the Nariqala Fortress and overlook Tbilisi. You will feel that Tbilisi at this moment is like a polite gentleman, comfortable, clean and decent. Looking from the mountaintop, I can see the Holy Trinity Cathedral and the Peace Bridge again. Tbilisi is not big, and many attractions are concentrated. Nariqala Fortress Ticket: Free Recommended play time: 2 hours tips: The cost of cable car to go up the mountain is 3 Lari

In addition to the Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, the Mother Fortress is the most popular attraction in Tbilisi, as it is situated at the highest point of the city and overlooks the entire city. Take the cable car to the mother's fortress on the top of the mountain, to and from 6GEL. Of course, you can also choose to walk up the mountain. The walking time is about one hour, and the difficulty factor is not big. So consider taking the cable car up the mountain and walking down the mountain. As the cable car rises, the view of the landscape becomes more and more open, and the entire Tbilisi has a panoramic view. The mother's bastion is named after a tall mother statue on the mountain. The statue holds the bowl in the left hand, entertains visitors from far away, and holds the sword in the right, killing the enemy of Georgia. Of course, this is the meaning for foreign tourists. For the locals, there is a big playground on the top of the mountain. When Tbilisi talks about the great places to love entertainment, so many young couples can be seen at the top of the mountain. Mamavati church on the mountainside, the cable car will stop in the middle of the mountainside, you can get off at this time, or walk from the foot of the mountain. Consider taking to the top of the mountain in the evening, waiting for the sunset and the night view of the city of Tbilisi. The wind on the top of the mountain is very big. If it is winter, it is essential to keep warm, scarves and hats.

When we first checked in, the landlord invited us to the country for a few days and took us to see the local museums and churches. Just a few days before the end of the living in Tbilisi, we came to the home of the landlord. There are very few people in the country, and they are all neighbors who know each other on the street. The landlord's mother is a local math teacher. She doesn't speak English. She only greets us with a simple hello hello. Let's sit down and take out all kinds of homemade cakes and peach water from the kitchen for breakfast. The type of cake is stuffed with cheese and potatoes. The most amazing thing is peach water. Use your own peaches to add water and sugar and put them in a glass jar for a while to drink. The taste is mellow, sweet as first love. After breakfast, the landlord began to take us to the yard, and we introduced her mother's potatoes, beans, plum trees, and peach trees. The entire yard was occupied by vegetables, and a few chickens were raised in the farthest corner. When I was hungry, I ran to the yard to pick up fresh vegetables, pour a cup of chacha, let the wind blow into the house, and live poetry without going far.