AZERBAIJAN • Heydar Aliyev Center • Shirvanshah Palace • Maiden Tower • Gobustan National Park • The Petroglyph Museum • Sheki Khans’ Palace GEORGIA • Local Winery • Sighnaghi Town • Mtskheta • Jvari Monastery • Svetitskhoveli Cathedral • Tbilisi Old Town City Tour • Leaning Tower • Ananuri Complex • Russia-Georgia Friendship Monument • Gergeti Trinity Church ARMENIA • Dilijan Town • Lake Sevan Boat Ride • Sevanavank Monastery • Yerevan City Tour • Armenian Genocide Memorial • Garni Pagan Temple • Geghard Monastery • Echmiadzin Cathedral • Zvartnots Cathedral • Khor Virap Monastery

I believe we were at the cheapest sleeper class section. There was AC in our carriage. It was already booked as part of the tour.

Based on our tour group, most enjoyed Armenia the most, followed by Georgia, then Azerbaijan.

Hello! We encountered a challenge crossing the border and getting into Georgia because we did not apply for an e-visa. Georgia allows tourists to enter their countries with a US/Japan/Korea/Schengen visa, but the immigration officers on the land border were not familiar with the rule. So they had to check this rule, and asked us to show our itinerary, cash we have, etc. our tour guide from Georgia helped us communicate with the immigration officers. Eventually, we were let in.

@ thanks for the information

Hello, we started around 11am and finished around 5pm.

Hello, we took the bus and crossed the land border.

I guess ChatGPT has good taste! 😁

Yes I am! Thanks for watching :)

Hello! The 2 flights are very different from each other. The Ultralight flight is definitely thrilling and exhilarating, and you will be able to get closer to the mountains, feel the cold mountain air, and also scarier for me. The Everest flight is like a normal flight with amazing views of the Himalayas. If I were to choose only one, I’d go for the Ultralight.

I felt safe the whole time I was there, but I was with a tour group. Most of the tourists I saw were part of tour groups.

@walteroid Thank you for your reply. Best regards.

Thank you! I was at the Caucasus region from May 7 to 16 this year. In Georgia, we stayed at Radius hotel in Tbilisi. Simple hotel, but centrally located. If you go to Georgia, I would highly recommend visiting places outside of the capital to enjoy nature.

Hello! Bhutanese are really friendly people, but at that time, I wanted to show respect and make sure I don’t publish videos with them in it without their consent.

Yes, for foreigners.

Salamat!

Yes, that’s possible as long as you have the necessary visa.

Hello! I stayed at 3 hotels in Paro in 2 separate trips. 1. Tashi Namgay Resort 2. Rema Resort 3. Hotel Damisa

It’s about SGD 5,000 all in

Hello, I used Acethehimalaya

@@walteroidGreat did you go on a tour to nepal or did you arrange the travel by yourself?

thank you for your reply, appreciate it. Is this ride 15 or 30 mins?

I worked with acethehimalaya to customise the itinerary, and they arranged everything for us.

We took the 1 hour ultralight flight. If I were to do it again, 30 minutes is enough.

The part of Cheonggyecheon Stream we went to was near the Jongno 3-ga station

@@walteroid thank u !

Hello! We booked a tour, and we crossed the border from Azerbaijan to Georgia by land. It was in the northern part of Azerbaijan, close to Sheki.

Indeed!

Yes, it’s open for tourists as long as you have the required visa. I crossed the land border from Azerbaijan to Georgia in May 2024.

@@walteroid thanks for replying but can I go from Georgia to Azerbaijan by road also ?

@@naveed29331 hello! I am not sure about the opposite direction.

For foreigners, yes, as long as you have a valid Azerbaijan visa.

@@walteroidohh thanks for information exactly please update when you crossed this border which month

@travel2long we crossed the border from Azerbaijan to Georgia in May 2024. It’s the opposite direction.

@@walteroid if you crossed opposite direction may b both directions open for foreigners tourist

@travel2long yes, I’m guessing that’s the case, but I’m not sure how to confirm. Our tour guide said that only foreigners can cross the land border.

Hello, I asked the tour agency how much is the standard tip, and from there, I adjusted based on how I enjoyed my experience.

@@walteroid i see, is there anyway i can reach out to you via email and learn more about your solo experience with a tour guide and driver. I am from singapore too and planning to take the same tour as you but i don't know how to feel being alone with a tour guide and driver for 6 days.

@@christopherlol1 i’d be happy to help. Send me a dm on instagram. My handle in IG is also walteroid.

Hello, it was arranged by our tour.

Hello! We booked with EU Holidays, a Singapore based travel agency. The cost is around SGD 4,000 plus pocket money and visas. For Filipino passport holders based in Singapore, Azerbaijan visa application must be done in Jakarta, which added to the cost of the whole trip. Visa applications for Georgia and Armenia can be done online.

Hello! I don’t remember seeing Mt. Everest in the plane to Paro.

@@walteroid Thanks for the reply. May i know what was the cost for this trip?

@@kesavannaidu2962 this was around USD 6,000

this is for two persons?

@@kesavannaidu2962 for 1 person, 10 days. Better to check with tour companies if the rates have changed.

Hello! I was able to book grab from Dusit to Lapu-lapu in the afternoon. I’m not sure at night time as the location of Dusit is quite far.

Hello! I booked through EU Holidays, a company based in Singapore.

@@walteroid Thank you for the info. will check it out. Looking forward to more adventures video from you. All the best and Cheers.

This was taken on 7 May 2024

I did! Spent 4 days and 3 nights. Wished I had more time to explore.