Arrive Tbilisi (from Delhi). Take a pre-booked taxi or the airport transfer to a central Tbilisi hotel to drop bags and freshen up; central hotels are best for walking to Old Town.
A gentle introduction: walk Rustaveli Avenue to Freedom Square to feel the city’s pulse—classic architecture, cafés, and easy orientation. Great for a first coffee.
Take the cable car up to Narikala for panoramic views of Tbilisi and a short walk around the fortress ruins; cable car typically operates daytime into the evening—confirm locally.
Explore the domed bathhouses and narrow lanes; you can book a private sulphur-bath session later if you wish (public baths open broadly during the day to evening).
Short drive (30–40 minutes) to Georgia’s ancient capital; take a taxi, private driver or marshrutka from Didube station. Comfortable and quick way to reach the main sites.
UNESCO site and Georgia’s most important medieval cathedral famed for its architecture and sacred relics—spend time admiring the frescoes and nave. Usually open during daylight hours but check if services restrict access.
Short drive or uphill walk to Jvari for sweeping views over the confluence of Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers; the monastery is small but the outlook is the highlight (open daylight hours).
Book a private room in a historic bathhouse for the quintessential Tbilisi spa experience—most private rooms available from late afternoon to evening (book in advance).
Early departure for the full-day road trip north along the scenic Georgian Military Highway; either join a guided minivan (recommended for comfort) or take public marshrutka—journey ~3 hours each way.
Visit the iconic Gergeti Trinity Church with Mount Kazbek as backdrop. Option to hike 1.5–2 hours round-trip or take a local 4x4 up (4x4s run through the day). The church and viewpoint are the highlight.
Explore Georgia’s archaeology and art collections, including the impressive Gold Room and exhibits on the country’s history—museum generally opens ~10:00am; check exact hours.
Visit Tbilisi’s modern cathedral for sweeping city views and then walk to Metekhi Church for a riverside vantage point—both are open during daytime hours.
Visit the peaceful Bodbe Monastery, then walk the walls of Sighnaghi for panoramic Alazani Valley views—sites open in daytime (morning–late afternoon).
Visit a traditional winery (qvevri or modern cellar) for tastings and vineyard tour—tastings typically available by appointment or during visiting hours; expect several wines and local snacks.
Pick up souvenirs, local wine, and crafts on Shardeni Street and the Dry Bridge Market (open mid-morning to late afternoon); leave bulky items at hotel if needed.
Have an early dinner or snack, finalise airport transfer arrangements. For an international night flight, plan to leave for Tbilisi International Airport ~2–3 hours before departure depending on airline and check-in requirements.
Depart for the airport for your night flight back—confirm your flight’s check-in time and leave buffer for traffic (taxi or pre-booked transfer recommended).