Georgian culture combines ancient traditions, Christian heritage, regional customs, music, dance, food and a strong tradition of hospitality.
Language
Georgian is the official language and has its own distinctive writing system. Minority languages are also spoken in different regions.
Hospitality
Hospitality is closely associated with the Georgian supra, a traditional feast led by a tamada or toastmaster.
Music and Dance
Georgian polyphonic singing is internationally recognized as intangible cultural heritage, while traditional dances remain an important cultural expression.
Wine Heritage
Traditional qvevri wine-making is an important part of Georgian cultural heritage and is especially associated with Kakheti.
Religious Heritage
Churches and monasteries are prominent throughout the country, including UNESCO-listed monuments around Mtskheta and Gelati.
Travel Etiquette
- Dress respectfully at religious sites.
- Ask before photographing people or private property.
- Accept food and hospitality respectfully.
- Follow rules at monasteries and protected areas.
Explore our food guide, regions guide and landmarks guide.
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