This Georgian city of 7,392 residents hides 3 UNESCO churches in 9.6 square kilometers
I’m standing at the edge of two rivers, where they converge like liquid history beneath the morning light. Just 20 minutes from Tbilisi, Mtskheta rises before me – a tiny Georgian city of 7,392 residents that’s been continuously inhabited since the 5th century BC. What strikes me immediately isn’t just the age, but the density … Lire plus