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  • Tbilisi — Day 21: Sulfur Baths, Baan Thai, and a Rest Day Well Spent

    Tbilisi — Day 21: Sulfur Baths, Baan Thai, and a Rest Day Well Spent

    September 21, 2026
    Palate, Unwind, Wander

    laundry at 8, groceries by 10, a sulfur bath at Gulo’s with hot and cold pools, a new Thai discovery at Baan Thai, and a Candlelight Concert booked for September 27.

  • Transition — Yerevan to Tbilisi: Shaba Daba Dash and the Road Home

    Transition — Yerevan to Tbilisi: Shaba Daba Dash and the Road Home

    September 20, 2026
    Vista, Wander

    Eleven passengers, a radio playing Shaba Daba Dash, and a four-hour drive through the Caucasus — the quiet return from Armenia to a Tbilisi apartment that now feels like home.

  • Saily eSIM Tested in Armenia — Yerevan Works, Everything Else Fails

    Saily eSIM Tested in Armenia — Yerevan Works, Everything Else Fails

    September 20, 2026
    Travel Tips

    Saily in Armenia is a tale of two countries: one that works beautifully within a 35‑kilometer radius of Yerevan, and another — basically everything north of Lake Sevan — where the data connection collapses to unusable levels. After testing Saily at nine locations from the capital to the Lori highlands, the verdict is clear. It’s…

  • Armenia — Day 2: Garni, Symphony of Stones, Geghard, and Lavash from Scratch

    Armenia — Day 2: Garni, Symphony of Stones, Geghard, and Lavash from Scratch

    September 19, 2026
    Palate, Sanctuary, Vista, Wander

    A rainy morning at Yerevan Bakery, then Garni’s 1st-century pagan temple, the basalt Symphony of Stones, a UNESCO rock-cut monastery at Geghard, and lavash baked from scratch — all for $36 USD.

  • Armenia — Day 1: Haghpat, Lake Sevan, and the Road to Yerevan

    Armenia — Day 1: Haghpat, Lake Sevan, and the Road to Yerevan

    September 18, 2026
    Palate, Sanctuary, Vista, Wander

    From a 7:05 AM Tbilisi departure to Yerevan by nightfall — crossing two borders, exploring the 10th-century UNESCO Haghpat Monastery, standing at Lake Sevan’s shore, and discovering Mother Armenia’s Stalin-to-statue history.

  • Tbilisi — Day 17: The Dram Hunt, Sock Re-up, Chicken Pho, and Packing for Armenia

    Tbilisi — Day 17: The Dram Hunt, Sock Re-up, Chicken Pho, and Packing for Armenia

    September 17, 2026
    Palate, Unwind, Wander

    A preparation day for Armenia: the failed search for Armenian Dram, a Dezerter Bazaar sock re-up, a long-awaited chicken pho at Pho Bo, and packing for a 6:45 AM bus — the final Tbilisi day.

  • Tbilisi — Day 16: Imeretian Khachapuri, Slow Service, and a Two-Piano Rainbow

    Tbilisi — Day 16: Imeretian Khachapuri, Slow Service, and a Two-Piano Rainbow

    September 16, 2026
    Cadence, Palate, Wander

    A quiet day of metro neighborhoods and Imeretian khachapuri, then a transcendent evening at the Tbilisi State Conservatoire — Sandro Nebieridze and Sandro Gegechkori unleashing a two-piano rainbow from Montsalvatge to Shostakovich.

  • Tbilisi — Day 15: Metro End-to-End, Neighborhood Hunting, and Armenia Beckons

    Tbilisi — Day 15: Metro End-to-End, Neighborhood Hunting, and Armenia Beckons

    September 15, 2026
    Vista, Wander

    From Varketili to Akhmeteli Theatre — riding Tbilisi’s metro from end to end, exploring neighborhoods and real estate at every stop, plus planning a weekend trip to Armenia.

  • Tbilisi — Day 14: Rest, Recharge, and a Well-Earned Massage

    Tbilisi — Day 14: Rest, Recharge, and a Well-Earned Massage

    September 14, 2026
    Palate, Unwind

    A rest day in Tbilisi: fixing a Magti SIM, discovering a hole-in-the-wall biryani, a grocery run, and finally — after two weeks of mountain hikes — a 200 GEL massage that restored body and spirit.

  • Tbilisi — Day 13: Diamond Bridge, Dashbashi Canyon, and a Mexican Menu Intervention

    Tbilisi — Day 13: Diamond Bridge, Dashbashi Canyon, and a Mexican Menu Intervention

    September 13, 2026
    Palate, Vista

    Glass floors over a canyon, a 14 GEL latte in a diamond, a waterfall rainbow, a second visit to Mtatsminda for Ponchik, and an unexpected Mexican dinner that turned into a menu consultation with the owner.

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