Traveling 13-14 th centuries - We went there by private tour and visit 4 different places during to go Meskheta.the town our mabye village was so beautiful.as you are transported to the past.there are lots of shops on way to go to the church.like handicrafts, chrchukhla( sth for eat),local restaurants and wine shop.the price is lower than Tibilisi.if you buy some souvenir I suggest by from Meskheta more fresh food & reasonable price.visiting the village and church take around 1-2 hrs to including walking ,eating & taking photos.so calm place and spiritual atmosphere.this place is located by green huge mountain that make everything much more memorable.

I really enjoyed the trip, even... - <p>I really enjoyed the trip, even though the weather was dull to start with, at Djvari, it cleared to sunshine at Gori- the museum is very interesting and the guides inside know a lot need to pay extra 5 lari for guide the train was amazing, as was the rock town you'll need good walking shoes, be ready for some steep walks and finishing up for evensong at the beautiful church in Mtskheta and walking through the tourist market , seeing the wedding parties and christenings was great. My guide was lovely and even though young, was knowledgable enough and the driver was very good, decent car. Thoroughly enjoyed and recommend.</p>

I really liked the tour, the guide... - <p>I really liked the tour, the guide didn't push to move on, war really relaxed. You can make the stops for drink or food whenever need. Good one? :</p>

Very enjoyable. Churches and scenery... - <p>Very enjoyable. Churches and scenery magnificent</p>

Splendid day in Gori - Before heading to Gori, we visited the beautiful cathedral of Mtskheta; then up the cliff to Jvari Monastry. Both were amazing and makes you feel so humble especially in front of the high old Cross at the Jvari Monastry. In Gori, we toured Stalin Museum and the Rock-Cut town (Uplistsikhe). Touring Stalin Museum without a guide is boring, make sure to wait for the guided tour. The stories behind each corner is what makes it worth the visit. The rock/cave town is stunning, you can easily spend like 2 hours there climbing the rocks and taking tons of photos, because each corner has its different view. I had a hard time letting go of my camera there.

intresting sites/ good food and wine - We started in the church overlooking the old capital of Georgua Mtsketa. the wine route was very interesting. We visited tradional wineries as well as modern ones. Georgian red wine is excellent. We had a very good lunch. Traditional dishes with tradional eins. Chashpuri, eggplant with wallnuts.nuts, The weather wav very convenient at the beginning of September.

Georgia is a beautiful country. Our... - <p>Georgia is a beautiful country. Our guide Aka was very nice and fluent in English. He took us to a really good place for lunch in Mtskheta - the mtsvadi pork barbecue was better than the ones I had in Tbilisi.</p>

The itinerary of the tour itself was... - <p>The itinerary of the tour itself was good, and we enjoyed seeing all of the sights. However, I did not see the value in the tour. As listed, entrance fees and lunch are excluded so you are paying for the driver/guide, and ours did not do much guiding. He occasionally offered tidbits of information about places we passed, but most of the drive was spent in silence. At the sights, we were mostly left on our own as he was usually off to the side somewhere smoking. The tour felt quite rushed, and our stop for lunch consisted of grabbing snacks at a grocery store. It seemed like we would have been better off renting a car and seeing these sights on our own.</p>

Don't use Tours2Georgia company - Absolutely worth doing this tour and visiting all of the 4 sites, but NOT with this tour operator. We decided to pay for a private tour in the hope that it will be extra special and we will be given personal attention and learn much more compared to being on a group tour. We were met by the owner of the company Aka who proudly offered us to get into his Kia. Then he put the music on, loud! And started driving fast down busy Tbilisi roads. We were patiently waiting for some commentary to begin, where we are going, what we are seeing on the way etc. There was nothing. We eventually arrived at the first ruins and expected Aka to guide us through the site. No, that was not what Aka had in mind for the day. His idea of a private tour is to drive us around with loud music blaring for hours and rely on us reading the boards at the monuments. We told him that we paid for a tour to learn beyond what we can read on Google. His answer was - I can't tell you anything more than you can read on Google. But he didn't even try! Talking of zero effort and zero customer care! He didn't even go with us to the caves or checked if we were ok climbing up and down that mountain. We were desperately clinging to other groups with proper tour guides to learn something interesting. And yes we were surrounded by proper tour guides who were enthusiastically sharing their knowledge and passion for the places we visited. Trouble is, it is very easy to set up a tour company in Georgia, advertise on the internet and charge good money (especially for Georgia). Don't bother with Tours2Georgia, spend your money with another company!!!