Georgia Visa

Situated between Europe and Asia, Georgia is a beautiful little country known all over the world for its monasteries, wine, and medieval-era towns. It is home to many attractions like Georgia Aquarium, which in itself has around 1,20,000 marine animals and Rock city gardens, where you can go on a walking trail and look at its scenic garden. If you want to do something out of the box, head to the World of Coca-Cola, which, as the name suggests, showcases the journey of the popular soft drink. Georgia hosted the 1996 Olympic Games and Centennial Olympic Park, which was the venue, is now a park for people of every age to enjoy. People fond of plants will live Atlanta Botanical Garden, which has over 30 acres filled with plants and statues. Georgia has a rich past and Stone Mountain Park will let you witness the same. It also is a huge theme park which the children are sure to enjoy. Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park is another attraction visited by tourists in the country. Unless you come from one of the visa-exempt countries, you will have to contact your nearest Georgian embassy or apply for an e-visa. The latter is, of course, the faster option.