Shota Rustaveli

We left the hotel and began to continue our tour in the city of Tbilisi. Walking through the two main streets of Tbilisi, the streets lined with tall buildings are neatly arranged, fully representing the style of the capital city. But when you go deep into the alleys and neighborhoods near the main road and see the old buildings immediately, it's hard to hide the old side of the city. Since the Rose Revolution in 2003, Tbilisi has become a model for American democracy in the Transcaucasus. Despite the new decoration of Rustavelli Street, the main street in the city, many world-famous stores are scattered on both sides of the street, which is like a landscape of a westernized metropolis. But after 100 meters deep along its longitudinal sides, it seems as if it has entered another world. Rugged and narrow streets flanked by dilapidated houses, Tbilisi people earning less than $100 a month continue their long-standing lifestyle - "women work hard at home, men idle. It's quite appropriate to look at it on the spot. Then through a large street park, the trees, flowers and sculptures are very distinctive. Walk along the famous Rustaville Avenue for a while, then walk through the magnificent Capitol Building, along the steep slope next to it, and follow the "Google Maps" navigation to find exactly the downhill station of the cable car for our uphill sightseeing. Buy a 7 GEL round trip cable ticket for each person and take the Rolling Cable Car to the Peak View Station near the TV Tower.

le meilleur AMÉRICAN ☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕

les citoyens incroyables et la situation

Je viens d'y aller hier, et les musées d'art de bibliothèques étaient là.