My Last Evening in Tbilisi Georgia 🇬🇪 l S2 EP 10 l Touring Georgia 🇬🇪

Dear all, Please don't forget to like share and subscribe to your own channel Mansoor Speaks and press the bell icon for more videos. Thank you Mansoor Speaks Georgia 🇬🇪 Tbilisi Shorts Short Youtube shorts travel #georgia #tbilisi #travel #shorts #short #youtubeshorts #youtubevideo Key Facts about Tbilisi Capital & Largest City: Tbilisi is the capital and biggest city of Georgia (the country). Location: It’s located on the banks of the Kura River (also called Mtkvari). Founding: The city was founded in AD 455 (5th century) by Vakhtang I of Iberia. Government: It operates under a mayor–council system. The current mayor is Kakha Kaladze. Area: City area: ~504.3 km² Metro area: ~726 km² Population (2024): City: ~1,330,217 people Metro: ~1,485,293 people Demographics: Georgians: ~89.9% Armenians: ~4.8% Azerbaijanis: ~1.4% Russians: ~1.2% Yazidis: ~1.0% Others: ~1.7% Economy: Nominal GDP (capital): ₾ 37.060 billion (~US$ 14.1 billion) GDP per capita: ₾ 29,447 (~US$ 11,200) Human Development Index (HDI): 0.876 (2024) Time Zone: UTC +4 (Georgian Time) Elevation: Maximum: ~770 m above sea level Minimum: ~380 m Area Code: +995 32 ISO Code: GE-TB Official Website: tbilisi.gov.ge Historical & Cultural Notes Tbilisi has been a capital city for various Georgian kingdoms and republics over centuries. During the Russian Empire (1801–1917), it was the seat of the Caucasus Viceroyalty. Sioni Cathedral: A historic Georgian Orthodox cathedral in Tbilisi, first built in the 6th–7th centuries, rebuilt multiple times. Holy Trinity Cathedral (“Sameba”): Built between 1995–2004. One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world by area. Bridge of Peace: A modern, bow-shaped pedestrian bridge over the Kura River, made of steel and glass, opened in 2010.