Difference between revisions of "Georgia"
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Spots are very easy to find, just head in the right direction and you will find a suitable place to stand. Older people rarely speak English. And a few phrases in Russian can be handy (or even better in Georgian!). | Spots are very easy to find, just head in the right direction and you will find a suitable place to stand. Older people rarely speak English. And a few phrases in Russian can be handy (or even better in Georgian!). | ||
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* [[Tbilisi]] (''also known as Tiflis'') | * [[Tbilisi]] (''also known as Tiflis'') | ||
* [[Batumi]] | * [[Batumi]] | ||
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* [[Vale]] | * [[Vale]] | ||
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* [[Svaneti]] | * [[Svaneti]] | ||
* [[Kakheti]] | * [[Kakheti]] | ||
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* [[Abkhazia]] | * [[Abkhazia]] | ||
* [[South Ossetia]] | * [[South Ossetia]] | ||
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[[Category:Middle East]] | [[Category:Middle East]] | ||
[[Category:Georgia|*]] | [[Category:Georgia|*]] | ||
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This article is a stub. This means that the information available to us is obviously insufficient. In these places little information is available or the description is severely outdated. If you have been there, whether hitchhiking, for travel or as part of an organized tour − be sure to extend this article! |
 Georgia | |
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| Language: | Georgian |
| Capital: | Tbilisi |
| Population: | 4,774,4732 |
| Currency: | Lari ( GEL ) |
| Hitchability: | ? |
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| <map lat='42.277' lng='43.824' zoom='6' view='3'/> | |
Georgia is a country in Western Asia.
Hitching in Georgia is easy! Short waits and very friendly people. Road conditions are quite bad so it can take some time. Spots are very easy to find, just head in the right direction and you will find a suitable place to stand. Older people rarely speak English. And a few phrases in Russian can be handy (or even better in Georgian!).
