Georgia — Tbilisi Trip Plan — 5-Day Itinerary
Georgia🗓️ Best season: May to early June and September to October — warm days; September is the grape harvest
🛂 Visa from Pakistan: Visa required — check your exact route on the official GeoConsul checker BEFORE booking: a standard e-Visa should not be assumed for Pakistani passports, and a consular (C1) application may be required. Travellers holding a valid visa or residence permit of certain listed countries (EU, US, UK, GCC and others) may enter visa-free under conditions — a Gulf permit must be multiple-entry with at least 1 year remaining.
🌍 From other countries: Citizens of many countries enter Georgia visa-free for up to a year; others use the e-Visa portal or a consulate — check GeoConsul for your passport.
Tbilisi's old town and sulphur baths, ancient Mtskheta, and the great Caucasus wall at Kazbegi.
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Route: No direct flights — fly one-stop via Doha, Dubai, Sharjah, Istanbul or Baku (about 7.5–11 hours).
- Day 1: Freedom Square, Rustaveli Avenue, the Bridge of Peace and Rike Park
- Day 2: The Old Town: Narikala Fortress by cable car, the sulphur baths of Abanotubani, Sioni Cathedral and the clock tower
- Day 3: Mtskheta day trip: Jvari Monastery and Svetitskhoveli Cathedral (both UNESCO)
- Day 4: Kazbegi day trip on the Georgian Military Highway: Ananuri Fortress, Gudauri viewpoints, and the 4x4 ride up to Gergeti Trinity Church under Mt Kazbek (a long day)
- Day 5: Kakheti wine country: Sighnaghi and Bodbe Monastery — or a slow Tbilisi morning and departure
What to carry & what you need:
- Travel and health insurance of at least 30,000 GEL cover — officially REQUIRED for every tourist from 1 January 2026, for the whole stay
- Your passport, visa print, hotel bookings, return ticket and proof of funds — border officers can ask for all of them
- Georgian lari (GEL) in cash for markets, marshrutkas and mountain villages — cards work across Tbilisi
- A Magti or Silknet SIM (passport to register); Bolt is the main taxi app
- Sturdy shoes and a warm layer for Kazbegi — Gergeti sits at about 2,170 m
- A headscarf for church visits (women)
Official visa page: GeoConsul — entering Georgia (official) ↗
Note: Georgia's visa rules depend heavily on the passports and permits you already hold — the official GeoConsul checker takes two minutes and settles it before you spend anything.
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