New Year in Georgia: Interesting Facts

In Georgia, New Year is celebrated twice.
December 31st, as in many countries, is the main New Year.
January 13th is the "Old New Year," preserved thanks to the old calendar.
The festive atmosphere in Georgia, especially in Tbilisi, lasts for about two weeks.
During this time, the city is decorated with lights, and fairs, concerts, and various cultural events take place.
Tbilisi's main streets transform into bustling holiday venues filled with music, traditional Georgian sweets, and a festive atmosphere.
Celebrating New Year twice gives both locals and tourists the opportunity to enjoy Georgia's festive traditions and hospitality for a long time to come.