Georgia tour packages from India start at approx. ₹25,200 per person (double sharing) for a 4-night package. IndiGo flies direct from Delhi to Tbilisi in roughly 6 hours; travellers from other Indian cities connect via hubs like Dubai or Doha. Indian passport holders need an eVisa (approx. USD 35–36, applied online at evisa.gov.ge). April–May and September–October are the best months to visit.
Updated 2026-10-29 · For travellers from India — flying from Delhi (DEL), Mumbai (BOM), Bengaluru (BLR), Chennai (MAA), Hyderabad (HYD), Kolkata (CCU), Kochi (COK) and other international airports
Georgia has quietly become one of the most talked-about destinations for Indian travellers, and honestly, it earns every bit of that attention. Ancient churches, medieval watchtowers, a wine culture stretching back 8,000 years, cobblestone old towns, and some of the most dramatic mountain scenery you will ever see, all packed into one compact, very manageable country. Here is the part that surprises most people: a direct IndiGo flight from Delhi gets you to Tbilisi in about six hours. That is roughly the same as flying to Southeast Asia. Georgia tour packages from India work across different budgets and travel styles. You can do a sharp 3–4 night city-and-mountains break, or build a longer 5–6 night road trip through wine country, cave cities and deep gorges. The eVisa is handled entirely online, the Georgian Lari is easy to manage with a forex card or cash, and Tbilisi has Indian restaurants for when you need a khachapuri break. Planning around school summer holidays, Diwali, or a long weekend, Georgia makes a genuinely strong case for itself.
IndiGo operates a direct, non-stop service between Delhi (DEL) and Tbilisi (TBS), with a flight time of roughly 6 hours. This is currently the only confirmed direct route from India to Georgia, so if you are flying from Delhi, you are in luck. Always verify the latest schedules before booking, as airline routes can shift seasonally. From Mumbai (BOM), Bengaluru (BLR), Hyderabad (HYD), Chennai (MAA), Kolkata (CCU), Kochi (COK) and Ahmedabad (AMD), you will need to connect through a Gulf or Caucasus hub. The most common one-stop options run via Dubai (Emirates or flydubai), Doha (Qatar Airways), Sharjah (Air Arabia), Kuwait City, Bahrain or Baku (Azerbaijan Airlines). Total journey time from these cities typically runs 9–15 hours depending on the layover. If you are not based in Delhi, check whether a quick positioning flight to DEL for IndiGo's direct service saves you meaningful travel time overall.
Georgia works as a year-round destination, but the sweet spots are spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October). Temperatures are pleasant, the scenery is either lush green or burnished gold, and the mountain roads to Kazbegi are fully open. For Indian travellers, the school summer holidays (April–June) line up beautifully, May especially hits the mark, before Georgia draws bigger crowds. The Diwali long weekend in October is another favourite window: autumn foliage across Kakheti wine country is genuinely gorgeous. Christmas and New Year (late December–January) attract snow seekers heading to Gudauri and Kazbegi, though deep winter does limit some mountain roads. Holi in March is a solid shoulder-season option, cool, quieter, and usually better priced.
Indian passport holders need a visa to enter Georgia, there is no visa on arrival for Indian citizens. The standard route is the Georgia eVisa, applied entirely online at evisa.gov.ge with no embassy visit required. The eVisa is valid for 120 days from issue, permits stays of up to 30 days, and allows multiple entries. Total fee is approx. USD 35–36 (including a mandatory identity-verification charge). Processing takes a minimum of 5 working days, so apply at least 2–3 weeks ahead during peak season. If you already hold a valid visa or residence permit from the US, UK, Schengen countries, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea or GCC countries, you may qualify for visa-free entry for up to 90 days, verify this against the official rules before relying on it. From January 2026, mandatory travel insurance with minimum coverage of approx. USD 11,000 (30,000 GEL) is required for entry. Always check the latest visa rules at the Georgian e-Visa portal or with our team before you finalise your booking.
A Georgia trip from India covers flights, the land package (accommodation, tours, transfers), the eVisa, travel insurance and daily spending. Our Georgia packages start at approx. ₹25,200 per person (double sharing) for 4 nights, rising to approx. ₹87,000 per person for a premium 6-night family package, these are land-only prices and exclude flights. Return economy flights from Delhi are typically available from approx. ₹35,000–₹60,000 per person, varying significantly by season and booking window. From other Indian cities on one-stop connections, budget approx. ₹45,000–₹85,000 return. A comfortable 5-night trip including flights, a mid-range package, the eVisa and spending money works out to roughly ₹1,20,000–₹1,80,000 per person. See the full budget breakdown below.
Day 1, Arrive Tbilisi (TBS). Airport meet-and-greet, check in to your 4-star hotel. Evening walk through Tbilisi Old Town: Rustaveli Avenue, the sulfur baths at Abanotubani, Narikala Fortress cable car. (Suits all packages with a Tbilisi arrival.) Day 2, Tbilisi city tour: Mtatsminda Park, Metekhi Church, Dry Bridge market. Afternoon free for exploring Fabrika or the Marjanishvili area. (Classic Georgia Explorer and Georgia Highlights packages include a guided city tour.) Day 3, Full-day Kazbegi excursion via the Georgian Military Highway: Ananuri Fortress, Gudauri viewpoint, Stepantsminda village and the majestic Gergeti Trinity Church by hike or 4×4 ascent. (Included in Georgia Unveiled, Georgia Highlights: Tbilisi/Gudauri/Kazbegi, and the Georgian Military Highway & Kazbegi Family Journey.) Day 4, Mtskheta and Jvari: the ancient former capital, Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, panoramic views from Jvari Monastery. Or swap this for a Kakheti wine tour: Signagi town, Bodbe Monastery, wine tasting at a local winery. (Mtskheta features in Classic Georgia Explorer; Kakheti in Georgia Highlights: Wine, Mountains & Old Towns and 5-night packages.) Day 5, For 5–6 night packages: Vardzia cave monastery, Prometheus Cave or Martvili Canyon (Georgia Family Adventure). Or a village experience with cheese-making and bread-baking (Georgia Nature & Folklore). Alternatively, a free half-day in Tbilisi before an evening transfer to the airport. Day 6, Departure day. Early morning transfer for your flight home.
Georgia's currency is the Georgian Lari (GEL), approx. 1 GEL = ₹30–32, though rates vary. Cards are widely accepted in Tbilisi hotels, restaurants and larger shops, but carry GEL cash for guesthouses, village markets and mountain areas. Withdrawing Lari from ATMs in Tbilisi on arrival generally gives fair rates. For Indian travellers specifically: UPI does not work in Georgia, and RuPay cards have limited acceptance there. Carry a Visa or Mastercard forex card, or an international debit/credit card. Under India's Liberalised Remittance Scheme (LRS), overseas tour packages booked and paid in India are subject to Tax Collected at Source (TCS) at the applicable rate, your travel agent will collect this at the time of booking. Consult your CA for current TCS rates and reclaim rules when filing your ITR. Tips for guides and drivers are customary and appreciated in Georgia.
| From | Direct | Flight time |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi (DEL) | Yes | approx. 6 h (direct, IndiGo) |
| Mumbai (BOM) | Via a hub | approx. 9–12 h with one stop (via Dubai, |
| Bengaluru (BLR) | Via a hub | approx. 11–14 h with one stop (via Dubai |
| Hyderabad (HYD) | Via a hub | approx. 10–13 h with one stop (via Dubai |
| Chennai (MAA) | Via a hub | approx. 11–14 h with one stop (via Dubai |
| Kolkata (CCU) | Via a hub | approx. 12–15 h with one stop (via Dubai |
| Kochi (COK) | Via a hub | approx. 10–13 h with one stop (via Dubai |
| Ahmedabad (AMD) | Via a hub | approx. 10–13 h with one stop (via Dubai |
| Return flights from India — Delhi direct (economy, per person) | approx. ₹35,000 – ₹60,000 |
|---|---|
| Return flights from India — other cities with one stop (economy, per person) | approx. ₹45,000 – ₹85,000 |
| Georgia land package — 4 nights, entry-level (per person, double sharing) | approx. ₹25,200 – ₹35,300 (our 4-night packages) |
| Georgia land package — 5–6 nights, mid-range (per person, double sharing) | approx. ₹61,300 – ₹78,000 (our 5–6 night packages) |
| Georgia eVisa fee (per person) | approx. ₹3,000 – ₹3,200 (USD 35–36) |
| Travel insurance (mandatory from Jan 2026, per person for 7 days) | approx. ₹1,500 – ₹3,500 |
| Daily meals, local transport & personal spending (per person per day) | approx. ₹2,000 – ₹4,000 |
| Total estimated trip cost — 5 nights, mid-range, from Delhi (per person) | approx. ₹1,20,000 – ₹1,80,000 |
Yes, IndiGo operates a direct flight from Delhi (DEL) to Tbilisi (TBS) with a flight time of roughly 6 hours. This is currently the only confirmed non-stop route from India to Georgia. Travellers from Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Chennai, Kolkata, Kochi and Ahmedabad will need to connect through a hub such as Dubai, Doha, Baku or Sharjah. Always check current schedules before booking, as routes can change seasonally.
Yes, Indian passport holders need a visa for Georgia, there is no visa on arrival. The standard route is the Georgia eVisa, applied entirely online at evisa.gov.ge with no embassy visit needed. The total fee is approx. USD 35–36, the visa is valid for 120 days from issue, and allows stays of up to 30 days. Allow at least 5–10 working days for processing. If you hold a valid US, UK, Schengen or GCC visa, you may qualify for visa-free entry, verify this before you travel.
A comfortable Georgia holiday from India typically costs approx. ₹1,20,000–₹1,80,000 per person for a 5-night trip, covering economy return flights, a mid-range land package, the eVisa and daily spending. Our Georgia land packages start at approx. ₹25,200 per person (4 nights, double sharing). Return flights from Delhi in economy are available from approx. ₹35,000 upwards, depending on season and how early you book.
April–May and September–October are the most popular windows for Indian travellers. These months offer the best weather, mild temperatures, clear mountain views and fully open roads to Kazbegi. The Indian school summer holidays (April–June) align well with Georgia's spring. The Diwali long weekend in October is another favourite, especially for Kakheti wine country. Christmas–New Year works well for snow seekers heading to Gudauri ski resort.
UPI does not work in Georgia, and RuPay cards have limited acceptance there. Carry a Visa or Mastercard credit or debit card, or load a forex card before departure. Cash in Georgian Lari (GEL) is useful for guesthouses, village restaurants and mountain areas, withdraw Lari from ATMs in Tbilisi on arrival. Also note that booking an overseas tour package from India is subject to TCS under LRS rules, which your travel agent will collect at the time of booking.
Yes. From January 2026, Georgia requires all visiting tourists to hold a valid health and accident insurance policy with minimum coverage of 30,000 GEL (approx. USD 11,000). The policy must cover your full stay and be in English or Georgian. Border officers may ask for a physical or digital copy at passport control. Be sure the policy you buy meets this minimum before you travel.
For a first trip from India, the 4-night Georgia Unveiled: Tbilisi, Kazbegi & Kakheti (from approx. ₹25,200/person) or the 4-night Classic Georgia Explorer: Tbilisi & Mtskheta (from approx. ₹40,200/person) are fabulous starting points. Both cover Tbilisi's Old Town, a Kazbegi or Mtskheta day trip, guided tours and 4-star accommodation. With 5 nights, the Georgia Highlights: Wine, Mountains & Old Towns package adds Kakheti wine country and Uplistsikhe cave city.
Given that travel from India to Georgia takes roughly half a day each way, most travellers find 5–7 days (4–6 nights on the ground) a comfortable length. A 4-night package covers Tbilisi and either Kazbegi or Kakheti. A 5–6 night trip lets you combine the mountains, wine country, a cave monastery and a village experience. For families or travellers who want to venture beyond the main circuit, 7 nights gives a relaxed, unhurried pace.
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