Guide to Georgia
Book: "To Georgia!" – Your Travel Companion
The travel guide "To Georgia!" (216 pages) in Czech was published in 2025. An English PDF version is available for order directly via email. To obtain it, send a request to i.bursikova@volny.cz. You will receive a QR code for payment, and upon payment, a download link for the guide.
245 pages
author: Ivana Bursíková
format: PDF
language: English
price: 12 EUR
This book will help you understand this country and plan a trip that will leave a lasting impression.
Download a sample of the PDF245 pages
author: Ivana Bursíková
format: PDF
language: English
price: 12 EUR
This book will help you understand this country and plan a trip that will leave a lasting impression.
What You'll Find in the Book
The guide offers both basic information and lesser-known facts and curiosities. It describes famous as well as touristically unknown and less-visited landmarks. You'll find tips for trips in the mountains and cities. As a bonus, the author's personal perspective on Georgian society, its customs, culture, and traditions is included.
About the Author
"I have been working on various projects in Georgia since the war in 2008. I spent a full four years there as the director of the Czech Center in Tbilisi, which I established. Over the years, I have traveled across Georgia, experienced a lot, met many people, and became part of their families. Georgia is my second home.
What sets this book apart is my subjective view of the country and its people. The richness that only someone who has lived in the country for a long time can convey. I ask readers to be understanding, as I may occasionally exaggerate.
I have been involved in transformation and development aid in Georgia for a long time. I strive to help and make things better. However, progress is slow. This leads me to search for causes and deeper reflections on the nature of Georgians. I would love for this country to flourish, given its beauty, and for it to prosper. But it's a slow process."
What sets this book apart is my subjective view of the country and its people. The richness that only someone who has lived in the country for a long time can convey. I ask readers to be understanding, as I may occasionally exaggerate.
I have been involved in transformation and development aid in Georgia for a long time. I strive to help and make things better. However, progress is slow. This leads me to search for causes and deeper reflections on the nature of Georgians. I would love for this country to flourish, given its beauty, and for it to prosper. But it's a slow process."