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Location : Georgia, Kutaisi, Tamar Mepe St #59  postal code 4600 Phone : +995-431-245784 Email : info@atsu.edu.ge Website :  https://www.atsu.edu.ge/en/home Akaki Tsereteli State University, also known as Kutaisi University  is a university established in July 1930 in Tbilisi, Georgia, and now located in Kutaisi.

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  Address: 64 M. Kostava St., Tbilisi.    Phone: (+995 32) 233-29-01, 221-30-60 Fax: (+995 32) 221-30-50  Postcode: 0179 E-mail: Email: contact@zoo.ge Website : www.zoo.ge Tbilisi Zoo is the most exotic and interesting park in the capital. Here you can visit the representatives of the local fauna, as well as the animals living in different parts of the world - magnificent white lions, beautifully painted pre-Asian jackals, Asian elephants, white rhinoceros, hippopotamus and more. There is also a diverse collection of birds at the zoo - different species of pheasants, proud predators and selfish peacocks. In the updated exotarium you can see colorful fish, venomous and suffocating snakes and other reptiles. In total, the Tbilisi Zoo is home to more than 800 species of about 200 species, including rare, endangered species that are left in small numbers in nature.

Riotous and Anarchic, the capital of Georgia is anything but orderly. Despite this - or because of it - it's one of the best, most strikingly original cities in the world. It represents the epitome of east meets west: A silk road crossroads where Arab, Ottoman, Mongol, and Russian imperial forces each left their own distinctive cultural mark. Tbilisi was once a labyrinth of crumbling art Nouveau Palaces and decaying, overgrown balconies. In the aftermath of the country's brief, devastating 2008 war with Russia, waves of foreign investment have transformed Georgia into a model of frenetic development. Tbilisi's anarchically Bohemian Spirit still suffuses its historic districts where traditional Georgian experiences, like the 24 hour sulphur baths, shouldn't be missed. Before you depart, indulge in Georgian dishes like Khinkali (Hat-Shaped Dumplings) stuffed with cheese, mushrooms, or a spicy pork and beef mixture, and Churchkhela, a snack of nuts rolled ...