I want to take a moment to share our feedback on our recent Georgia trip, with PYT Overall, we would rate our experience a 9/10. We genuinely loved the itinerary, the travel experience and, most importantly, the way the trip allowed us to experience different sides of Georgia within the time available. What stood out to us the most was the way the itinerary was planned in consultation with us; special thanks to Salome A. It felt thoughtfully curated rather than being a standard package, with an effort to cover the best possible experiences the country had to offer. Of course, there were a few places we couldnt cover, but we completely understand that it isnt possible to experience everything in seven days. The itinerary struck a very good balance between sightseeing, travel and experiences. A special mention has to go to Mr Amuri, who was one of the biggest reasons our trip was so memorable. He went well beyond the designated itinerary to take us to places and experiences that we might otherwise have missed. More than just being a driver and guide, he genuinely tried to make us experience Georgia. His recommendations for authentic Georgian food were absolutely on point from the bread and lobiani to the khachapuri at Retro Caf and his khinkali recommendations, we loved every bit of it. We would also like to appreciate the PickYourTrail team Shreya, Jaffy, Abhiraj and the entire team for staying in constant touch throughout the trip. The regular check-ins and coordination gave us the comfort of knowing that someone was always keeping an eye on our journey and ensuring that things were going smoothly. Gudauri was probably the highlight of the trip for us the uphill drive, the ATV experience and the incredible view from our hotel made it particularly memorable. And finally, a small gesture that genuinely touched us was when Mr Amuri gave us a Georgian flag as a souvenir on our last day. It wasnt something we had asked for or expected, but it was a lovely way to end the trip and gave us something tangible to take back with us from Georgia. Overall, we came back with some wonderful memories and, more importantly, with a genuine fondness for Georgia. A large part of that was because of the people who helped us experience it the way we did.
I want to take a moment to share our feedback on our recent Georgia trip, with PYT Overall, we would rate our experience a 9/10. We genuinely loved the itinerary, the travel experience and, most importantly, the way the trip allowed us to experience different sides of Georgia within the time available. What stood out to us the most was the way the itinerary was planned in consultation with us; special thanks to Salome A. It felt thoughtfully curated rather than being a standard package, with an effort to cover the best possible experiences the country had to offer. Of course, there were a few places we couldnt cover, but we completely understand that it isnt possible to experience everything in seven days. The itinerary struck a very good balance between sightseeing, travel and experiences. A special mention has to go to Mr Amuri, who was one of the biggest reasons our trip was so memorable. He went well beyond the designated itinerary to take us to places and experiences that we might otherwise have missed. More than just being a driver and guide, he genuinely tried to make us experience Georgia. His recommendations for authentic Georgian food were absolutely on point from the bread and lobiani to the khachapuri at Retro Caf and his khinkali recommendations, we loved every bit of it. We would also like to appreciate the PickYourTrail team Shreya, Jaffy, Abhiraj and the entire team for staying in constant touch throughout the trip. The regular check-ins and coordination gave us the comfort of knowing that someone was always keeping an eye on our journey and ensuring that things were going smoothly. Gudauri was probably the highlight of the trip for us the uphill drive, the ATV experience and the incredible view from our hotel made it particularly memorable. And finally, a small gesture that genuinely touched us was when Mr Amuri gave us a Georgian flag as a souvenir on our last day. It wasnt something we had asked for or expected, but it was a lovely way to end the trip and gave us something tangible to take back with us from Georgia. Overall, we came back with some wonderful memories and, more importantly, with a genuine fondness for Georgia. A large part of that was because of the people who helped us experience it the way we did.