Tbilisi Day 2 | Cable Car, Narikala Fortress, Hidden Waterfall & Botanical Garden|Georgia Vlog Ep. 2

Day 2 in Georgia and we’re exploring Tbilisi the way it’s meant to be seen: from above. We hop on the Rike Park cable car and glide over the Mtkvari River and the colourful rooftops of Old Town, landing right at the gates of Narikala Fortress, the 4th-century citadel that has watched over this city for 1,600 years. The views of the Sulphur Bath domes, Metekhi Church and the whole old town from up here are unreal. From the fortress we step into the tiny St. Nicholas Church tucked inside the walls, then follow the trail down into Legvtakhevi (Fig Gorge), where a waterfall is hiding just a few minutes’ walk behind the Sulphur Baths. You’d never guess something like this exists in the middle of a capital city. We end the day wandering through the National Botanical Garden of Georgia: 97 hectares of greenery, old bridges and quiet trails spread across the hillside behind the fortress. The perfect reset after a day of climbing. Insta360 footage included, so you get the full 360° of this gorgeous city. 📍 Places in this video Rike Park Cable Car – 2.5 GEL each way (MetroMoney card needed) Narikala Fortress – free entry St. Nicholas Church, Narikala Legvtakhevi Waterfall, Abanotubani National Botanical Garden of Georgia – small entry fee 🎥 Shot on: iPhone, Insta360 If you enjoyed this, hit like and subscribe for the rest of the trip. #Tbilisi #Georgia #GeorgiaTravel #Narikala #TbilisiVlog #TravelVlog #Sakartvelo #BotanicalGarden #CableCar #Caucasus A couple of notes: I assumed the church was St. Nicholas inside Narikala since that’s the one on the fortress route. If you visited Metekhi or Sioni instead, swap the name. The cable car fare and the botanical garden fee are from my general knowledge, so double-check them against what you actually paid before publishing.