Visa information
USA, The UK, Australia, UAE, and EU member countries citizens are exempt from visas to Armenia and Georgia, while for Azerbaijan e-visa is needed. Visa support and fees are included in the tour price.
After arrival at Baku International Airport a private transfer will be organized for you to the hotel, check-in at the hotel, and enjoy your time. This is a day to meet your group members and your guide for a Baku evening city tour. The spots to visit are Maiden Tower, Shirvan Shahs’ Palace, Caravanserai, and the main market square, with lots of artisans’ shops, where you can buy souvenirs. The spots in New Baku to explore are Nizami Street and Fountain Square. We will stroll Istiglaliyaat Street, where many grand buildings are located like The UN office building, Museum of Literature, City Hall, President House, etc. Here, an excellent view opens on the famous Flame Towers with evening lights.
Hotel in Baku
This day is dedicated to the Greater Baku Area, where we will explore the Petroglyphs Museum of Gobustan, where the huge stones with petroglyphs stand from the 11th century BC. Next, we will drive to the Gobustan Reserve, home to one of the world’s largest mud volcanoes.
Gobustan’s mud volcanoes are not just geological wonders. They are among the few volcanoes in the world that release methane flames along with mud, especially in cooler months. Azerbaijan is home to nearly half of the world’s known mud volcanoes. Some of them are linked to minor earthquakes. These volcanoes help scientists study tectonic stress.
We continue to the volcanoes on the tour vehicle or will change the cars to 4WD depending on the weather conditions. After observing the volcanoes and a couple of unique photos, we will return to Baku to visit Martyrs Lane, providing a beautiful view overlooking Baku’s coastline. The tour will finish at the Heydar Aliyev Center, a modern architectural complex, transfer to the hotel.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Baku
Breakfast
In the morning after breakfast, we will start driving to Sheki. There are several stops on the road, the first is Diri Baba Mausoleum in the village of Maraza. We continue driving to Shamakha to visit Juma Mosque, restored recently. Visit Yeddi Gumbez Mausoleum, the Shirvan Shah’s family graveyard. Before reaching our main destination, we will visit the first Albanian Church in the Caucasus in Kish village. In the evening we reach Sheki a pleasant medieval town set in a lush mountainous area. Sheki is especially known for its local style of sweet baklava. Take a good stroll in the town, check local tea shops, and try local sweets. We will stay in Sheki overnight.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Sheki
Breakfast
After breakfast, we are off to the Georgian border. Here we will switch the guide and driver. After passing the Azerbaijan border, neutral zone, and Georgian passport control, you will meet your Georgian guide and continue the tour to hospitable Georgia. Right after passing the border, we will be an expected guest for a local Georgian family and enjoy a homemade lunch. Beautiful landscapes open in front of us with endless vineyards when we drive to Kakheti, the wine region of Georgia. We will stop at the unique wine cellar “Khareba” located in the tunnel carved out of the rock. This is the longest wine tunnel in the Caucasus. Wine tour and wine tasting. Continue to your hotel for overnight.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Sighnaghi
Breakfast
After a healthy breakfast, we start our day with a visit to Tsinandali, the Georgian Duke’s residence, surrounded by a beautiful English garden. The Museum and wine cellar once belonged to Prince Chavchavadze, a public figure in the 19th century. We continue to the red-roofed town of Sighnaghi. Take a stroll in the turning and twisting cobbled streets of Sighnaghi made of red bricks and surrounded by defensive walls with 23 towers. Our next visit is to the Bodbe Convent dedicated to Saint Nino, who brought Christianity to Georgia. Here an impressive view opens on the towering Caucasus Mountains. Evening we will drive to Tbilisi for an overnight stay.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
9-10 hours
Welcome to the charming city of Tbilisi. We will start at the statue of Vakhtang Gorgasali, the founder of Tbilisi, where an excellent view opens on the old city. We will visit Metekhi Church, and then visit Narikala Fortress to enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the city from the birds’ flight. We will walk down from Narikala to the sulfur baths, and continue to the only Mosque in Tbilisi. We will take a stroll in the old town full of cafes, wine bars, and souvenir shops, providing a cozy atmosphere. Some important landmarks are not to be missed, Sioni Cathedral, Anchiskhati Basilica, the clock tower of the famous Rezo Gabriadze Theatre, and the Bridge of Peace, which leads to Rike Park. Be ready for a welcome dinner with a traditional show.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
4-5 hours
After breakfast, drive to Mtskheta. Mtskheta is one of the oldest towns and also the cultural and religious center of Georgia. Mtskheta was the capital of the Eastern Georgian Kingdom of Iberia from the third century BC. Visit Jvari, a true architectural masterpiece of the early Medieval Period built on a hilltop. You will enjoy the views of the Aragvi and Mtkvari rivers. Visit Svetitskhoveli Cathedral, the main cathedral of Mtskheta, and a sacred place where the robe of Christ is being kept. Continue to Ananuri Complex, a beautiful church and fortress nested on the shore of Zhinvali Reservoir. Continue driving on Georgian Military Highway passing through the highest point of it at 2394 m above sea level. En route, make a stop at the mineral water spring flowing down from a hilltop. Then we will stop at Kazbegi, a small town with views of Mt. Kazbek, seventh highest peak of the Caucasus Mountains. Visit Gergeti Holy Trinity Church located at an altitude of 2170 and enjoy breathtaking views of Mt Kazbegi. Overnight at the hotel in Kazbegi.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Kazbegi
Breakfast
7-8 hours
In the morning we will have breakfast and drive to Joseph Stalin’s hometown of Gori. Visit the Stalin House Museum, which includes more than 60,000 artifacts, a well preserved small house, where Stalin was born and lived is located in the museum yard along with an impressive bulletproof train that Stalin used to travel to Yalta and Potsdam. After we continue Explore the cave town of Uplistsikhe, which dates to the Hellenistic Period and it is a unique combination of various styles of rock-cut architecture, including both pagan and Christian. In the evening we reach Tbilisi. Overnight at the hotel.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Tbilisi
Breakfast
8-9 hours
In southern Georgia, near the town of Akhaltsikhe, lies Vardzia, a 12th-century cave monastery complex that stretches over 500 meters along the cliffs of Erusheti Mountain. The complex includes 19 levels of tunnels, chapels, wine cellars, and a rock-carved church decorated with frescoes. It shows the architectural skill of Georgia’s medieval kingdom. Vardzia gives a clear view of monastic life shaped into the mountainside.
After breakfast at the hotel, we check out from our hotel in Tbilisi and take a drive to the Georgia – Armenia border. After passing the border we switch the Georgian car and guide to Armenian and continue to Haghpat Monastery of the 12th century, a UNESCO World Heritage site standing on the high plateau. After that, we will continue our tour to another World Heritage site, Sanahin Monastery. This monastery was an educational center, as many monasteries of Armenia in the middle ages. There is a well preserved library, and study halls along with the monastery. Later we will continue our road to the Tavush region. Locals call Dilijan an Armenian Switzerland, for its lush forests and endless hills. In Dilijan, we will walk the Old Dilijan Complex, where you can see 19th-century traditional Dilijan.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Dilijan
Breakfast
7-8 hours
We will start the day by driving to Noratus Cemetery. This cemetery holds the largest amount of cross stones, distinctive Armenian monuments feature intricately carved stones adorned with traditional Armenian ornaments. Noratus is home to the largest amount of medieval gravel stones depicting Armenian traditional rituals. Our next stop is Hayravanq Monastery where you can see beautiful architecture of 10-12 centuries. From here we admire an indescribable view of Sevan Lake.
Lake Sevan in Armenia sits at an elevation of 1,900 meters above sea level and is one of the world’s largest freshwater high-altitude lakes. Its ecosystem supports many species found only in the area, offering beautiful views that make it a popular place to visit.
After all, you will have lunch in an Armenian family, where, besides having homemade lunch, you have a chance to chat with friendly locals and get to know Armenian hospitality.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast, lunch
7-8 hours
This day is dedicated to the capital city of Yerevan and the city of Echmiadzin. Our first stop is Zvartnots Temple, another UNESCO Site. The temple is a unique structure that summarizes the centuries-old features of Armenian architecture.
Armenian scholars and architects believe the dome design of Zvartnots influenced 10th-century Byzantine restoration efforts at Hagia Sophia. The ring-dome technique used at Zvartnots improved earthquake resistance and was studied by Greek architects at the time.
We will then continue our tour to Echmiadzin, the spiritual center of Armenians worldwide. Visit Echmiadzin Cathedral, considered the world’s first Christian church, built in 301 AD. Continuing to Saint Hripsime Church of the 7th century. In the evening, we will return to Yerevan. In Yerevan, we will begin our city tour at the Mother Armenia statue, from which the best view of the city opens up. Later we will continue to walk in the city, and visit Cascade Monument a huge staircase connecting the city’s upper and lower parts with museums and galleries inside and lots of artworks alongside the park. We continue to the Opera House, Abovian Street, with its small, tiny houses from the 19th century, Northern Avenue, the ambitious project of Alexander Tamanian, the architect of Yerevan, and the Republic Square, ending with spectacular buildings and dancing fountains. Overnight at the hotel.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
8 hours
We will drive to Khor Virap Monastery, the best viewpoint on Biblical Mount Ararat. On the hilltop, the ruins and excavations of Artashat, the capital of ancient Armenia in the 2nd century BC, are preserved. Here in the city walls there’s a prison, where Saint Gregory was imprisoned for 13 years for spreading Christianity in Armenian in the late 3rd century. The 7 m deep well, the prison is available for visits. Enjoy the best-ever view of Mount Ararat from hand’s reach. We will continue to another jewel of Armenian Spiritual Architecture, Noravank Monastery amidst the ref cliff valley. Then we will go to Areni 1 Cave where the oldest shoe, wine press, clay pots and vine seeds were excavated, proving Armenia’s winemaking traditions. Then we will go to Old Areni winery where you can taste Armenian delicious wines.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
8-9 hours
Morning off to Garni Pagan Temple, which is dedicated to Mihr, the Armenian god of the sun. This Rectangular Columnized Hellenistic structure was built in the 1st century AD. The temple stands on an impressive triangle plateau surrounded by a deep gorge and impressive mountains on 3 sides. Here, some parts of the fortress’s mighty walls are well preserved, as well as a Roman-style bath with a mosaic floor. After Garni, we will continue to see well-known and beautiful natural monuments of Armenia – the Symphony of Stones. It is said that this natural monument is the result of the collapse of volcanic rocks. This is one of the must-see places in Armenia.
Then we continue to Geghard Cave Monastery, which got its name from the Holy Spear (Geghard) kept here. Geghard amazes with its cave churches, carved into a single cliff. After all, we will go to Yerevan, where we can visit Vernissage, an open-air market, where local artisans sell handmade souvenirs. Chat with the artist and select your favorite souvenir as a keepsake from your Armenia tour.
While visiting the Garni Temple, visitors may hear a traditional duduk performance. This soulful woodwind instrument from Armenia is recognized by UNESCO. Its haunting melodies fill the colonnaded space and deepen the spiritual and historical atmosphere of the ancient pagan site.
Included Activities:
Hotel in Yerevan
Breakfast
8-9 hours
The morning after breakfast, enjoy your time before your flight. Check-out is at noon, if your flight is in the evening you can leave your luggage at the hotel till airport transfer time. Your private airport transfer will be organized for you according to your flight time.
Breakfast
Here is the itinerary map for the Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia tour package. As a trusted tour operator in the Caucasus, we plan routes that include major cultural, historical, and scenic locations. This map provides a clear overview of your journey through the region.
Direct land or air travel between Armenia and Azerbaijan is not allowed. The itinerary begins in Baku, Azerbaijan, continues through Georgia, and ends in Armenia. This route ensures smooth border crossings. Starting in Azerbaijan helps you avoid these problems. That’s one reason we structure our Caucasus tours this way. The route is marked on our Caucasus tour map to make planning easier and help you visualize the journey.
Azerbaijan Georgia Armenia 14-day tour is calculated based on a mix of very good, centrally located 4* and 3* hotels. Though an upgrade is available.
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Before embarking on your unforgettable journey through Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, a little preparation can ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience. Whether you’re immersing yourself in the rich history of Armenia, experiencing the vibrant culture of Georgia, exploring the diverse landscapes of Azerbaijan, or combining these captivating destinations, you’re in for an unforgettable adventure. Each country offers a unique blend of ancient sites, stunning landscapes, and cultural treasures that will leave you with lasting memories.
Let’s dive into the essentials to consider before you pack your bags!
Your health and well-being are important during your travels in Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. Here are a few health-related tips to help you prepare for your journey:
If you need prescription medication, bring enough to last for the entire duration of your trip. Pharmacies are easily accessible in cities, but they may not stock European or U.S. brands. Bring a copy of your prescription and know the generic name of your medication.
While general international travel advice always applies, we pride ourselves on having up-to-date knowledge of roads, borders, and local conditions. We never take risks with routes that could compromise safety. This commitment not only protects our reputation but also ensures we provide reliable, responsible travel experiences.
Major cities like Baku, Tbilisi, and Yerevan have low crime rates and are considered safe for tourists. Our Caucasus tour packages are designed to reduce risk and follow carefully planned, family-safe routes. Experienced local guides stay updated on daily security developments.
At Cascade Travel, we are committed to sustainably growing our business, creating meaningful economic impacts, and making a positive contribution to the region we love.
Despite the exceptionally low levels of crime and theft, we recommend using a neck wallet or money belt to securely store your passport, tickets, cash, and other important items. Many hotels offer safety deposit boxes for your valuables, and we advise locking your luggage for extra security.
Taxis are generally safe and widely available in cities, often found on nearly every corner. For added convenience and safety, we recommend downloading the Yandex Taxi application, which is available in all three countries. This app allows you to book rides without the need to bargain, ensuring transparent pricing and reliable service.
Travelers often ask us if Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan are safe, especially for solo trips. Here’s a simple guide to help you plan with confidence.
Tensions between Armenia and Azerbaijan are mostly limited to disputed areas like Nagorno-Karabakh. Our travel routes completely avoid these areas. We focus on safe, welcoming cities like Yerevan, Tbilisi, and Baku. These places have strong tourism services and low political risk. We monitor safety updates from regional embassies and adjust plans as needed.
Solo Female Travelers
Women who travel alone often join our group tours and frequently report feeling safe. In rural areas, you may get extra attention, which usually comes from curiosity, not hostility. To support your comfort and privacy, we select guesthouses and hotels that meet international safety standards and adhere to women-friendly policies.
Although travel insurance is not required by law in these countries, it’s always better to be safe and prepared for any unexpected situations during your trip.
We warmly welcome solo travelers on all our tours! Please note that if you are traveling solo, a single supplement (single room and shared double room per person price difference) is mandatory, and an additional fee will apply. However, if there is another solo traveler of the same gender in your group, we will ask if they are open to sharing a twin room. If both parties agree, we’ll book a twin room, thus you’ll avoid paying the single supplement.
For accommodations in cities, we carefully select tried-and-tested hotels that are centrally located, ensuring you’re near the heart of the city and its main attractions.
In regional areas, we choose the best options within the price segment, providing a comfortable stay that blends relaxation with a unique local experience. Each property is chosen to ensure a balance of quality, convenience, and memorable hospitality.
In the South Caucasus, many regional roads, especially in rural or mountainous areas, are narrow, uneven, or unpaved. Drivers in the area often make sudden lane changes, drive at high speeds, and rely on limited signage. These conditions can be stressful or even unsafe for travelers who are unfamiliar with the area. That’s why our travel packages include air-conditioned vehicles with professional drivers for the entire journey.
We ensure comfortable and efficient transportation tailored to the size of your group:
All vehicles are well-maintained and air-conditioned to ensure a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.
Airport Transfers
In all our tours, we include airport transfers:
We will meet you with the Cascade Travel sign if nothing additional is communicated to you. Alternatively, find your name printed on A4 paper. If you cannot find the company of your name sign within 15 minutes after entering the airport arrival hall, call the emergency contact number listed above.
Your arrival transfer is arranged based on the flight information provided to us. If your flight schedule changes or is canceled within 48 hours of arrival, provide the info via email. If you don’t inform us, we will not be able to arrange the transfer, and you’ll need to make your way to the starting hotel at your own expense.
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Card payment is available in major cities, In all three countries, Visa, Mastercard & AMEX are acceptable. The bank may charge a fee for overseas withdrawals. ATMs are accessible in most of the regional towns, however, when traveling to regions and rural areas it is recommended to have cash in local currency. A balanced mix of cards and cash is the ideal approach. Exchange points with good rates are available in the capital cities.
During your trip, meals are carefully selected to offer a taste of the local cuisine. You’ll enjoy a variety of traditional dishes that showcase the rich culinary heritage of Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.
Some meals are included in your tour package, typically breakfast and a selection of local lunches or dinners. For meals not included in the tour price.
These countries are also vegetarian-friendly, with many delicious plant-based options available throughout your journey.
Please let us know in advance if you have any dietary restrictions or special requests, and we will do our best to accommodate them.
Tipping is appreciated for good service, though it is not mandatory. Here are some general guidelines to help you. Tipping is usually done at the end of the tour, in cash, directly to the guide and driver.
Choosing the right season can make your trip more enjoyable. Here’s a breakdown to help you match your travel dates with good weather, unique regional experiences, and the best value from our Caucasus tour packages.
April to June (Spring):
Spring brings mild, comfortable weather that’s great for visiting ancient monasteries and lively city markets without crowds. Nature is in full bloom, especially near Dilijan and the Kakheti vineyards. It’s a perfect time to see some of the best places to visit in the Caucasus Region before the summer rush.
July to August (Summer):
Baku, Tbilisi, and Yerevan can reach temperatures as high as 35 to 39°C in summer, but mountainous areas like Kazbegi and Sevan tend to stay cooler. This is a busy season for families, so you’ll see more travelers at popular stops. All cultural sites and outdoor activities are open during this time.
September to October (Fall):
Fall brings cool air, colorful leaves, and grape harvests, making it one of the best times to travel. Areni and Sighnaghi hold grape festivals, which are perfect for food and wine lovers. Many top Caucasus tour operators choose this season for their most popular tours.
November to March (Winter):
Winter is an excellent choice for cultural travelers and those looking to avoid crowds. Major cities stay open and inviting, although some mountain roads may close due to snow. If hiking views aren’t your priority, this is the most affordable time of year, with lower tour costs and fewer travelers.
Visiting during local festivals can make your cultural experience more meaningful. For example, Armenia’s Vardavar festival in July features joyful water fights that originate from pagan traditions, and Georgia’s Tbilisioba in October celebrates the city’s diverse cultural heritage with street food, wine, and live performances. In Azerbaijan, the Pomegranate Festival, held in late October, celebrates the national fruit with parades, tastings, and folk performances in Goychay.
Each date on our tour calendar corresponds to the highlights of its respective season. If you’re unsure when to go, September usually has the best weather, smaller crowds, and the clearest views of the Caucasus landscape.
Not sure if this trip matches your travel style? Here’s what to consider:
This tour takes you through the three South Caucasus countries. While it’s designed for comfort and deeper experiences, many travelers ask how to prepare or focus their attention across such different regions.
To help you decide, here’s what each country contributes:
Azerbaijan: Modern and fast-changing. In Baku, you’ll see oil-boom architecture, sleek skyscrapers beside ancient forts, and rare natural sights like mud volcanoes. It’s the most urbanized and fast-developing country in the region.
Georgia: A mix of wine country, mountain views, and warm traditions. From Tbilisi’s winding streets to the peaks of Kazbegi, you get both culture and scenery here.
Armenia: Known for deep history and strong spiritual roots. You’ll find cliffside churches, volcanic stone towns, and welcoming villages. It’s a great choice for travelers who value history and meaningful places.
This trip is for you if:
You want a diverse, scenic experience across multiple countries.
You’d rather skip the planning. We take care of the details, including transport and guiding.
You like to travel at a relaxed pace without trekking but still want meaningful experiences.
If you’re short on time, contact us. We also offer individual trips through Georgia or Armenia on their own. But this 14-day trip is the best way to see the full region, with guided travel and a relaxed pace.
We’ve designed this multi-county tour to suit a wide range of travelers. Here’s a quick guide to help you decide if it’s the right fit for you:
Solo Travelers
You’ll feel welcome and supported throughout the tour. Our guides are attentive, and small groups make it easy to connect with others. We’ll ask if you’re open to sharing a room with another solo traveler to lower your cost, or you can choose a private room for an extra fee.
Couples & Honeymooners
This tour is a great choice if you’re looking for a meaningful experience together. From romantic wine tastings in Georgia to scenic views of Mount Ararat and evening walks in Baku or Tbilisi, there are many moments to enjoy as a couple. Private upgrades are available upon request.
Families with Children (Age 9+)
This tour is best for children age 9 and older who enjoy sightseeing and nature. Long travel days and historical sites may seem too slow for toddlers, but older kids and teens usually enjoy the castles, cave towns, and hands-on cultural experiences, such as wine cellars and open-air museums. Please let us know in advance if you need a car seat or special arrangements for children.
Senior Travelers
We warmly welcome older travelers. This tour doesn’t include strenuous hiking, and all major attractions are accessible by car. Some sites may have stairs. If you have mobility needs, let us know. We’re happy to adjust the pace or provide help on hilly terrain.
Choosing a vacation in the Caucasus means first understanding the region. That starts with trusted information. At Cascade Travel, a trusted tour operator in the Caucasus, we focus on guided, small-group tours in Armenia, Georgia, and Azerbaijan. We help you plan your trip with reliable local insight, not guesswork.
Our in-depth local experience helps match your travel expectations with what the region truly has to offer, so you can make an informed decision before committing.
If you’re considering this itinerary but have questions about the pace, suitability, or whether it’s right for you, we can connect you with a senior coordinator. Contact our office to schedule your consultation.
We took a two-week tour of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, and it was an excellent experience with a perfectly balanced itinerary. We enjoyed a great mix of culture, food, wine, and nature. Our guides were all knowledgeable and attentive.
We chose 4-star hotels, and it was well worth it, each was comfortable and well appointed. There was a minor mix-up with one hotel at the start, but the team clarified everything quickly and it all worked out. Throughout, the company was very responsive to our inquiries.
We took a two-week tour of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, and it was an excellent experience with a perfectly balanced itinerary. We enjoyed a great mix of culture, food, wine, and nature. Our guides were all knowledgeable and attentive.
We chose 4-star hotels, and it was well worth it, each was comfortable and well appointed. There was a minor mix-up with one hotel at the start, but the team clarified everything quickly and it all worked out. Throughout, the company was very responsive to our inquiries.
We took a two-week tour of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia, and it was an excellent experience with a perfectly balanced itinerary. We enjoyed a great mix of culture, food, wine, and nature. Our guides were all knowledgeable and attentive.
We chose 4-star hotels, and it was well worth it, each was comfortable and well appointed. There was a minor mix-up with one hotel at the start, but the team clarified everything quickly and it all worked out. Throughout, the company was very responsive to our inquiries.
I traveled with my family to Azerbaijan, Armenia, Georgia and had a great time. It is a good trip for a family. My children enjoyed this trip. There were a lot of ancient sites and churches that we saw, but we didn’t get bored, they were all different. The nature was very nice. We loved the hotels where we stayed. They had everything for a comfortable stay. The restaurants where we ate were also nice, the food was lovely, and service was decent. Our guide made sure we had a nice time and helped us a lot with our questions. Recommended.
I recently took a trip to 3 countries in the Caucasus: Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. This was a unique travel experience because of diversity. Azerbaijan and Baku had more up to date, and more modern style. Although there were also historic parts of the old city in Baku. Georgia has a rich history, and diverse nature and landscapes. The black sea, the mountains and landscapes were all nice in their way. And Armenia also has a lot of historic and religious heritage, nature and amazing views. However these vary in Armenia and Georgia. I also tasted cousins in all countries and we loved a lot of dishes we tried. This was a great trip.
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