travels
Wine civilization
Georgia’s wine culture reaches far beyond the vineyard.
It is one of the oldest wine traditions in the world, with archaeological evidence of winemaking dating back 8,000 years. Yet its importance is not only ancient. Wine still shapes Georgian hospitality, agriculture, religion, family memory, ritual and identity.
Crown of kings
Georgia did not survive by accident.
Between Persia, Byzantium, the Islamic world and Russia, a kingdom emerged that spent more than a thousand years building its own political imagination, Christian identity and cultural memory — often under pressure, often divided, but never fully absorbed.
Ends of the world – Iberia
Ancient capitals, high passes and desert frontiers.
In the Caucasus, Iberia was not a peninsula. It was a kingdom. Known as Kartli in Georgian tradition, ancient Iberia formed the eastern heart of Georgia — the world of early capitals, Christian monarchy, strategic roads and exposed frontiers.
Ends of the world – Colchis
From the Black Sea to the towers of Svaneti
Before Georgia became a kingdom of mountain churches, royal capitals and eastern frontiers, its western world was known to the ancient imagination as Colchis. A land of rivers, wetlands, sea routes, gold, forests and mountains — Colchis stood at the edge of the Black Sea and at the beginning of one of the most enduring myths of the ancient world: the quest for the Golden Fleece.
Georgia in frame
Light, landscape and the art of looking.
Some journeys are built around places. This one is built around light. Georgia in Frame is a visual journey through a country where landscapes change quickly and dramatically: morning mist over Caucasus valleys, stone towers against mountain shadows, vineyards turning gold at sunset, semidesert ridges near the Azerbaijani border and old Tbilisi courtyards where architecture, colour and time overlap.
The Golden Fleece quest
A myth-based family adventure in Georgia.
Some journeys are made to be watched. This one is made to be solved. The Golden Fleece Quest is a private family journey through Georgia, inspired by the myths of ancient Colchis, the rgonauts, Medea, Prometheus and the mountain legends of the Caucasus.
Urbex Georgia
Into the places history left behind.
First comes the silence. Then the details: marble under dust, a broken handrail, a mosaic still holding its colour, a corridor built for a crowd that will never return.