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If you picture Georgia as peach groves and coastal swamps, you’re only getting half the picture. The largest state east of the Mississippi River climbs to Appalachian heights in the north, where wild forested hills of Southern terrain are crisscrossed by incredible hikes that rival anything in neighboring North Carolina or more famous outdoor destinations such as New Hampshire and Vermont.
Georgia’s verdant landscapes, world-class dining, and serene beaches make it a premier destination for adventurers, food enthusiasts, and families alike.
Over the past couple of years, nightlife inTbilisihas transformed significantly. Expect a vibrant city offering everything from live music and theme bars to all-night raves. Whether you’re a party animal or prefer a quieter drink, this guide to nightlife in the capital ofGeorgiacan help you find the right venue for your experience.
When it comes to the best beaches in the U.S., states like Florida, Hawaii, and California often dominate the conversation. However, with more than 95,000 miles of coastline throughout the country, those who know where to look can find some hidden treasures.
These are the best Southeastern beach towns to visit this year.
Being the capital of Georgia, Atlanta is pretty well-known when it comes to cities in the USA to visit. Not only is it steeped in history, but it’s also got a heap of the best things to do in Atlanta dotted all across (and just outside) the city.
These are my favorite bass lakes in Georgia. I regularly fish about 21 major reservoirs, but these ten rank among my favorites. Some lakes excel during specific times of the year, which is noted in the descriptions. If you’re fishing in Georgia, consider these lakes for a rewarding experience.
Even better: it has gone almost undetected by hordes of tourists. As an up-and-coming destination in Eastern Europe, there are many compelling reasons to visit Tbilisi.
Located on the shore of the Black Sea, the relatively new city of Batumi is a prime tourist destination in Georgia, attracting both locals and Russians.