Chaczapuri trip part 3.

After visiting David Gareja's monastery we took our final turn to get to the best region of Georgia, Kakheti (region of wine)!! We were staying in a small village called Signagi that apparently is famous for having secong longest wall in the world, right after the Chinese Great Wall. I bet you didn't know that! Neither did we :D The village was stunning but also very dangerous! The view of the mountains is better during summer, we were unlucky to have heavy fog but still :)

The dangerous part of the village was not snow, slippery roads, Azeri people... but the small stalls were old women were selling... SOCKS! Everybody went crazy over them! The high score is 10 pairs of big socks, 3 pairs of small ones, 2 pairs of shoes and some part of jewelry...

The great wall that I told you about was being visited during the building by the queen Tamara who imprinted her hand on one of the walls

Well, the wine was definitely great and we found this one restaurant that would give you first glass of wine for free! Of course what is one glass of wine... In another restaurant we got a whole bottle! But they forgot our order... Anyways, everybody was extremely happy to finally be able to eat some pork :) And I was happy that after so much travelling I was able to find the Ajarian chaczapuri!

Going back to Baku was not easy.. Both because we didn't want to leave Georgia and our amazing guest house and because we had to wait 3 hours in the freezzig cold at the border... At least we could dance a little, sing and create plans for creating our own country...