Tbilisi continued

Having left my bag and all of its valuables in the apartment of someone I’d never met after being let in by their neighbour, I head out with Irakli and Shota to grab some dinner.

Shota, being the man of fine tastes takes us to a restaurant where we eat two national dishes: Khinkali and Khachapuri. From dinner, we head to the TV tower for a view of the city.

Due to unforseen rain, we’re stuck out in the cold and have to wait it out. It’s 1am when I finally arrive at Luka’s to meet him and it turns out to be no big deal.

The following day, I walk around Tbilisi, visiting a lot of churches five within the space of two hours. Since it starts raining, I abandon my plans to head to Kazbegi and instead, decide to go to Armenia.

Some of the many churches in Tbilisi.