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Maze-like cobblestone streets flanked by irregular houses, overlooked by mountain-top fortress, interspersed by healing sulphur springs and churches

Of all the "off-the-beaten-tracks" you can find in Georgia, Uplistsikhe takes the cake. Literally translating into 'Fortress of the Lord', this an ancient rock-hewn town is a sheer delight to visit - even if you aren't a history buff.

Kakheti, bordered by Russian Federation (northeast) and Azerbaijan (southeast) has some unmissable attractions and a landscape that beats any European country side.

Georgia is one of the oldest wine producing countries (800 BC), is located at the intersection of West Asia and East Europe and this stretch of land between the Black Sea and Caspian Sea is one of the most beautiful places in the world.