GAUMARDŽOS TALES FROM GEORGIA EDITION 3

Rediscover fascinating Georgia! This bestselling book will take you on an unforgettable journey through a land full of flavors, scents, and extraordinary landscapes. Anna Dziewit-Meller and Marcin Meller, the authors of this publication, will introduce you to the world of Georgian culture, traditions, and history. Get ready for stories full of humor, emotion, and inspiration.

• New, updated edition of the bestselling book about Georgia
• Fascinating journey through Georgian culture and history
• Colorful anecdotes told by Georgians themselves
• Stories about the pride of Georgians and the role of women in society
• Guide to the mountains and coasts of Georgia
• Inspiration to celebrate and enjoy life

"Gaumardžos. Tales from Georgia" is a book that will transport you to the magical world of Georgia, a country with a rich history and culture. The authors, Anna Dziewit-Meller and Marcin Meller, take readers on a journey through Georgia, telling about its people, traditions, and customs. This book is not only a tourist guide, but above all a story about people, their passions and dreams.

In the book you will find many colorful anecdotes told by Georgians themselves, which will help you better understand their mentality and way of life. The authors also tell about the pride of Georgians, their attitude to punctuality and the role of women in society. There will also be stories about the Georgian mountains, coasts and the art of celebration.

"Gaumardžos. Tales from Georgia" is a book that will inspire you to discover new cultures and meet people from different parts of the world. It is a must-read for all lovers of travel and Georgian culture. Get ready for an unforgettable adventure and let yourself be carried away by the magic of Georgia!

The book was published by W.A.B. Publishing House in 2018, has 512 pages and a format of 205x150 mm. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and storage. It is the perfect gift for anyone who appreciates good literature and is interested in Georgian culture.