Georgia's beautiful scenery is like a fairy tale world, it's so beautiful

Georgia's scenery is truly as dreamy as a fairy tale world. This hidden country beneath the Caucasus Mountains blends snow-capped peaks, ancient castles, vineyards, colorful towns, and azure coastlines into one, with every scene appearing as if touched by magic. Let me share a few corners that most resemble fairy tales: **1. Mount Kazbek and Gergeti Trinity Church** • The snow-capped peaks of the Caucasus Mountains never melt, and the 14th-century **Gergeti Trinity Church** stands isolated at an altitude of 2,170 meters. When surrounded by clouds and mist, it resembles the Kingdom of Gondor from "The Lord of the Rings." • Recommend hiking or renting a jeep to go up the mountain. In the early morning, you can see the sunlight draping a golden veil over the snow-capped mountains. **2. Sighnaghi—The Candy-Colored Romance of the Town of Love** • This small town, built with red clay tiles and pale yellow walls, has a **24-hour marriage registration office** (perfect for elopements), and maze-like alleys hiding Georgia's best wineries. • Standing on the ancient city walls overlooking the Alazani Valley, the sunset bathes the entire town in a honey-colored glow. **3. Svaneti Towers of Mestia** • The thousand-year-old stone defensive towers recognized by UNESCO resemble the Northern Mountain Castle from "Frozen." In winter, the snow-covered landscape of Ushguli (Europe's highest village) is comparable to a Christmas card. **4. The Fantastic Fusion of Tbilisi** • Steam rises under the Persian-style dome of the sulfur baths, while the glass curtain wall of the **Peace Bridge** floats like a glowing jellyfish on the Kura River. The old town hides crooked wooden balconies and Soviet-era