The Chronicle of Georgia – Tbilisi's Stone Giant🏛️

Looking for something epic in Tbilisi? Don’t miss The Chronicle of Georgia — often called "Georgia’s Stonehenge"! Here’s what you need to know: What is it? 📖 A massive, unfinished monument celebrating Georgia’s history and Christianity. Designed by sculptor Zurab Tsereteli in 1985. Features 16 giant pillars (30–35 meters tall). Top: Scenes from Georgia’s royal history. Bottom: Biblical stories. --- Location 📍 North of Tbilisi, overlooking the Tbilisi Sea. 25 min by car from the city center. Public transport: Possible by bus + uphill walk, or easier with Bolt/taxi. --- Why Visit? ✨ Epic scale — the pillars tower above you. Unique design — Soviet brutalism meets sacred art. Breathtaking views over the Tbilisi Sea and city. Hidden gem — fewer tourists than downtown. --- Tips for Visiting 🛎️ Free entry! Best time: Early morning or late afternoon for perfect light. Footwear: Comfy shoes — paths can be uneven. Weather: It’s windy — bring a jacket! Photography: Wide-angle shots are amazing here. Bonus: Visit the Tbilisi Sea nearby for a relaxing break. --- Fun Fact 🧠 Despite the nickname, it’s modern and unfinished! Mostly visited by locals, so you’ll experience an authentic side of Tbilisi 🥰 "In every journey, there's a story waiting to be found." #postandearn #travel #travel #thingstodo #georgia #tbilisi #nomad