Cheap Flights from Singapore to Tbilisi

The capital city of Georgia, Tbilisi is also the largest city in the state. The city located on the banks of river Kura is known for its distinctive historical architectures including Medieval, art Nouveau, Neoclassical, Stalinist and Modernist buildings. The vibrant city with its picturesque Old Town, dramatic valley backdrop and eclectic architectures is the heart of Georgia. The modern-day Tbilisi is one of Europe’s safest cities and a popular tourist destination of Georgia. 

Tip: Best months to visit Tbilisi are from May to June and September to October when the weather is warm. 

Travelling to Tbilisi

Best way to travel from Singapore to Tbilisi is by taking a flight to Shota Rustaveli Tbilisi International Airport (TBS). The only international airport of Tbilisi was formerly known as Novo Alexeyevka International Airport. It is the busiest airport of Georgia and the first Caucasus region’s “green airport”.

Several Singapore to Tbilisi flights are there daily but no direct flights to Tbilisi. Qatar Airways provides a one-stop flight which typically takes 1 hour and 35 minutes. To get other options of cheap flights from Singapore check flights by Emirates airlines, Lufthansa airlines and Flydubai airlines.

Tip: If travelling in July and August, book tickets in advance as these the most popular months for tourism. 

Tbilisi is known for

Tbilisi’s Old town is the touristic area of the city. Narikala Fortress located on Sololaki ridge dominates the area. Old Town though has been renovated but the twisting old lanes can lead to many dilapidated buildings telling stories of a beautiful past with overgrown courtyards and carved wooden balconies. Some buildings in the area date back to the late 17^thcentury and still have some of the Eurasian characters from those times. Visit the Kote abkhazis qucha, Freedom Square and the busy Meidan to get the feel of the Old Town. 

Visit the Sioni Cathedral to learn about the StNino and the conversion of Georgia. St Nino is the most venerated saint of Georgia. Wander up the streets of Avlabari, located on the cliffs on Mtkvari east bank and enjoy the stellar views of the river. Nearby is the historic Metekhi Bridge which is known for forceful Islamic conversion of Georgians. Other prominent attractions are Parliament building - a soviet-era building, Bridge of Peace and Abanotubani – sulphur ancient bathhouses. 

Tip: Enjoy cable car ride running from the south end of Rike Park to Narikala Fortress and from Vake Part to Turtle Lake. 

Shopping in Tbilisi

Tbilisi has good options for shopping for various kinds of products such as gold jewellery, silver jewellery, precious stones, artefacts, paintings, antiques, carpets, etc. Old Town and Sololaki are full of unique shops selling all kinds of products. Explore the commercial hub of Medieval times in Old Town’s Sionis qucha, Shavtelis qucha and Erekle II qucha. Dry Bridge Market is known for shopping of antiques, jewellery, knick-knacks, and other miscellanea products. It is an open-air flea market and is best visited on weekends when it has a carnivalesque atmosphere. The main market is good for buying fruits and vegetables. 

Tip: In the Dry Bridge Market ask for Nana to hear interesting local stories and getting local sweet tangerines.  

To get great travel deals on your Tbilisi travel, combine discount hotel reservations with your Singapore-Tbilisi flight booking. Explore the city with Trip.com and enjoy quality travel service. To facilitate the customers, Trip.com has 24-hour customer service and can be accessed on the mobile app too.