After a leisurely walk, we will go to an institution where Georgian martial arts and folk dances are taught. Accompanied by a professional choreographer, you will take part in a master class on teaching one or two folk dances, and experienced dancers of the ensemble will show two incendiary dance numbers.

Next, you will have a unique opportunity to witness the performance of a folk song to Georgian musical instruments, which are masterpieces of the oral intangible heritage (I am sure you will want to sing along). The highlight of this event will be an exciting demonstration of Georgian martial arts performed by professionals.

The world famous Georgian feast - Supra:

Following the dances, we will visit a Tbilisi family and take part in a master class on cooking Georgian dishes. In the same house you will find a generous Georgian feast with a variety of snacks and hot dishes, as well as homemade wine and chacha. During the meal, you will be taught the rules of the Georgian feast at ease, they will tell you about the sequences of toasts and how to drink from a horn.

• Bottled water
• Dinner
• Tea and coffee
• Alcoholic Beverages

• Lunch

• Georgian Salad, Georgian Salad of cucumbers, tomatoes and herbs.
• Pickles, Pickled cucumbers, pickled tomatoes, sauerkraut, Colchis klekachka
• Georgian Khinkali, Georgian Khinkali with meat, mushrooms or cheese.
• Aubergine
• Khachapuri, Georgian delicacy made from dough, cheese and eggs. Served hot. - Served hot.
• Georgian Shish kebab (Mtsvadi) from meat - cooked on skewers and on coals

On request, it is also possible to cook vegetarian kebabs on a spit

• Georgian Cheese, - Georgian Imeretian Cheese
• Churchkhela - Georgian national delicacy of grape juice and walnuts.

We welcome you to join us at our distinct event, ‘Georgian Ethnos’. In a brief span of half a day, you’ll experience the essence of Georgia through traditional dances, music, and feasting. This in-depth dive could teach you more about Georgia than what an unassisted traveller may discover in many days or weeks. Upon return to your homeland, you’ll have more than just great memories and atmospheric photographs to share; you’ll also have skills in Georgian dance, the making of khinkali and khachapuri, and the recitation of inspired toasts.

Ethno Museum:

Our exploration of Georgian culture begins with a visit to the only hands-on weapons museum in Tbilisi. The museum’s director, a renowned ethno-guide and historian, will give us a guided tour of his personal artifacts collection, all unearthed within Georgia itself. Moreover, you’ll get to learn lesser-known historical facts about the Middle Ages from an ancient history enthusiast. Donned in traditional Georgian clothing, you also get the opportunity to participate in a photo shoot.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.