31 May 2008
A new fresh blog from the Caucasus: Nicolas Landru
Nicolas Landru is a prevalent traveler in the Caucasus Region and started his new blog with fresh reportages in French, English and German:
12 May 2008
06 May 2008
03 May 2008
Ananuri Castle
Ananuri is feudal period (XVI-XII) fortress on the Aragvi River in Georgia, about 45 miles from Tbilisi. It was the residence of the Eristavis (dukes) of Aragvi. The ensemble contains citadel, castle and towers. The main architectural building of the ensemble is the big Church Of Assumption with dome. The facades are richly decorated. Inscriptions on the wall prove that the church was built in 1689 by order of one of the dukes of Aragvi. To the east of the church the bell tower was built in XVII century. There are towers where you can climb and old tunnels to explore. The views on Jzhinvali dam and mountains from the ensemble are amazingly beautiful.
On the way to Ananuri, in the restaurants with wicker houses you can have Georgian dishes and of course delicious Khinkali and Mtsvadi, which you can see being roasted on a spit. In the forest, close to Ananuri castle there are quite good places with wooden tables and wicker peasant houses to make a picnic. So, going to Ananuri is fine chance to have good time with friends on healthy air between the mountains and see one more treasure of Georgia.
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Ananuri castle complex
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Bell Tower
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Tower and the big church with dome
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Old Inscriptions
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Selling traditional clothing and souvenirs
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View from the tower
On the way to Ananuri, in the restaurants with wicker houses you can have Georgian dishes and of course delicious Khinkali and Mtsvadi, which you can see being roasted on a spit. In the forest, close to Ananuri castle there are quite good places with wooden tables and wicker peasant houses to make a picnic. So, going to Ananuri is fine chance to have good time with friends on healthy air between the mountains and see one more treasure of Georgia.
Ananuri castle complex
Bell Tower
Tower and the big church with dome
Old Inscriptions
Selling traditional clothing and souvenirs
View from the tower
Old ananuri church
25 April 2008
Informationen und Links zu Georgien
Falls Sie Lust und Zeit habt sich im Internet über Georgien und seine Menschen zu informieren, dann kann ich Ihnen hier einige Links empfehlen:
Fotos von Tbilissi (Tiflis,Tbilisi)
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=Tbilisi&ss=1&ct=6&s=int
Fotos von Georgien (Sakartvelo, Georgia)
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=Georgia+Sakartvelo&ss=1&ct=6
Caucasus Pictures by Henning Tappe
http://caucasus-pictures.blogspot.com/
Wikitravel Georgia (Englisch)
http://wikitravel.org/en/Georgia_%28country%29
Wikipedia Georgien
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgien
Wikipedia Kaukasus
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaukasus
Wikipedia Tiflis
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiflis
Georgienseite
http://georgienseite.de/
Georgiennachrichten
http://www.georgien-nachrichten.de/
Georgienblog
http://georgien.blogspot.com/
Buchshop/Reiseliteratur (Bestellungen und Abrechnungen laufen über Amazon)
http://astore.amazon.de/georgisouthca-21
Kaukasus-Reisen
http://kaukasus-reisen.de
Fotografie der georgischen Fotografin Lela Meparishvili
http://www.georgianphoto.blogspot.com/
23 Reportagen der Journalistin Patricia Scherer aus Georgien (Georgienblog)
http://georgien.blogspot.com/search/label/Patricia%20Scherer
The Art Club Caucasus International
http://artclubcaucasus.blogspot.com/
and what's up in Tbilisi ?
http://etbilisi.com/
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