The Bible for Tourists offers to spend Christmas holidays in Georgia: where, when and why

The December festive mood has already gripped the capital of Georgia, Tbilisi. The well-known American travel publication "Conde Nast Traveler", which is called nothing else than "the Bible for tourists", advises its readers to choose Georgia as a place to spend their Christmas holidays.

The February issue of the magazine published an article entitled "The 32 best places in the world to spend Christmas holidays," authored by Caitlin Morton. In it, she explains that in Georgia Christmas is celebrated on January 7, as the Georgian Orthodox Church follows the Julian calendar.

From the first days of December in Tbilisi, you can feel the festive atmosphere. The city is turning into a magical New Year's space: the streets are decorated with festive illumination, there are musical performances and Christmas fairs, which undoubtedly attracts more and more visitors. Special attention is drawn to the monument to St. George decorated with cascading lights on Freedom Square - this is an original improvised Christmas tree, eclipsing with its lights not only the square itself, but also the hearts of the city's guests.

An article in the magazine "Conde Nast Traveler" also tells about how festive preparations for Christmas are taking place in other world cities: London, Berlin, Copenhagen, Dubai, New York, Montreal and many others. This can be a great source of inspiration for travelers who want to experience the real magic of a holiday in an unusual place.

So if you are looking for a new and exciting experience, then Georgia is what you need. A strange calendar and unusual traditions make Christmas in this country unique and full of cultural impressions. Don't miss the chance to go on this holiday trip, which is sure to leave unforgettable memories for a lifetime.