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Who traveled from Ukraine to Georgia by car? Is it really possible to drive with tinting?
Who traveled from Ukraine to Georgia by car? Is it really possible to drive with tinting?
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You better think about whether it is really possible to drive to Georgia by car from Ukraine.
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answered 9 years ago
Bulgarian visa and through Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey - to Georgia. Kill three birds with one stone. And the tinting of the windshield and front windows must be brought into line, no matter how you drive.
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answered 9 years ago
iriska.sunshine, here you write that it is real to travel from Ukraine to Georgia by car. And what is the route?
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answered 9 years ago
We left Kharkov. Through Volchansk. Then to the Rostov highway (M-4, in my opinion). Further through Vladikavkaz. Arrival to Georgia through upper Lars. The journey took us almost two days. Kharkov-Tbilisi.
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answered 9 years ago
iriska.sunshine, and where did they cross the Russian border in the Volchansk region? Where is the checkpoint? The route to Rostov goes through the territory of the ATO. It is clear that it is possible to go to Russia from the north and go around the ATO zone. As for the Rostov route to the Caucasus, everything is clear there, but again, only up to the entrance to Georgia, through Dzhubga and Abkhazia is impossible, so only through the Mineralnye Vody and the Georgian military road? A very difficult journey.
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answered 9 years ago
Several times I traveled to Georgia through the Donbass (Novoshakhtinsk, Debaltsevo), through Rostov (Aksai), then to the Mineralnye Vody and the "Georgian military road", the "Cross Pass" (Gudauri Pass) and further downhill to Pasanauri, Ananuri ... Tbilisi . But it was in a calm, Soviet time. Now there are only checkpoints, and the road is very difficult, it is not known what is happening with the tunnels? By the way, I also traveled through Abkhazia. With such a trip you have to be extreme. The journey will take three days, at least
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answered 9 years ago
Quite right - through the Mineralnye Vody and the Georgian military road. Checkpoint Upper Lars.
The ATO zone was toured from the north. I'm not a driver, so I won't tell you the exact route by points.
We went in June. And in July people came.
Everything is in order - there were no questions. For a long time now the border is being crossed - yes. Guys, I know - it happens that they stand in neutral for 6 hours (in Upper Lars), and some are lucky - they pass in a couple of hours.
The ATO zone was toured from the north. I'm not a driver, so I won't tell you the exact route by points.
We went in June. And in July people came.
Everything is in order - there were no questions. For a long time now the border is being crossed - yes. Guys, I know - it happens that they stand in neutral for 6 hours (in Upper Lars), and some are lucky - they pass in a couple of hours.
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answered 9 years ago
This is not a rest... an endurance test. Even in calm times and a short route (through the Donbass), the journey was not easy.
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answered 9 years ago
Some people are afraid to fly. This is the way out for them. The road is the road. The guys from Syktyvkar came. How would they go a little further (just a little bit))). Normal - we arrived, rested, gained positive, strength, energy and drove on. So - to each his own. Whoever cannot travel long distances, let him not travel. There are also planes and ferries. Nobody is forcing you. You can also go with stops at hotels - longer, but more comfortable.
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answered 9 years ago
Well, yes. Of course, the car is very good there. Everywhere you can visit, go. To the Rikoti pass, to Gori, to the sea, to Batumi...
Very beautiful nature, there is nowhere else like it!
Very beautiful nature, there is nowhere else like it!
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answered 9 years ago
That's for sure! And without a car, you can visit many interesting places. The main thing is to find the right guide to show Georgia from the best side, and not take you through trampled places))) For example, I was lucky.)))
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