Workation in Georgia – how to organize it, what to plan and what to prepare. That’s what we’ll cover in this episode of the Caucasus Podcast. I will talk from my own experience and will answer the questions I got…
Linguistic minorities in Georgia? Imagine two Georgian citizens, girls, one born and raised in Javakheti, the other in Kvemo Kartli, who meet in Russia and… talk in Russian because neither of them knows Georgian that well. One is Armenian and…
The question we get quite often: is it possible to be vegan or vegetarian in Georgia? Are you doomed for starving? Or the opposite, will you find lots of dishes to eat in each and every restaurant and bar? Today…
How are Georgian landslides connected with the trees in Racha? Should we be even bothered by this as tourists in countries in the Caucasus? Today we focus on Georgian forests and why in some time Georgian mountain slopes may look…
When I say I work as a Georgian teacher, the next question is am I Georgian? So no, I am not. So how it happened that I learned Georgian in the first place? What helped me when learning Georgian? And…
You come back home after your holidays in Georgia and want to get to know this country better? Maybe you just need to keep a piece of Caucasus with you at home? One of the ways to have Caucasus atmosphere…
We have chosen for you 3 war films about Caucasus, which in our opinion are worth watching. About which war? Three different wars that have happened in the Caucasus since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Unfortunately for several decades…
A trip to Azerbaijan – that’s my offer for you for today. To be more precise we’ll follow Banine and her childhood depicted in the book about Azerbaijan called “Days in the Caucasus”. So let’s see together Baku and Azerbaijan…
Languages in Georgia – can I communicate in English outside Tbilisi? Is Russian used in Georgia? What is the official language in Georgia? How about languages of the minorities in Georgia? Those are the main questions we’ll focus on in this episode of The Caucasus podcast.
