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How do you get from Borjomi to Kutaisi?

Minibus via Khashuri, train or taxi.

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Short answer

Borjomi to Kutaisi is about 150 kilometres, roughly two and a half to three hours. Most people take a minibus to Khashuri, then a minibus or train to Kutaisi, as direct minibuses don't always run. A taxi or car is more convenient and lets you stop at the Rikoti Pass.

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Why

  1. Borjomi to Khashuri is about 30 kilometres, with frequent minibuses.
  2. Khashuri is a major transport hub between eastern and western Georgia.
  3. Check train times from Khashuri on the Georgian Railway website.

Details

Leave in the morning to make the connection in daylight. With luggage, a taxi for the whole way saves time.

Tip

Bring cash for the minibus, as drivers rarely accept cards.

What may differ

Direct minibuses don't run daily, so changing at Khashuri is sometimes easier.

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