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Binh Thuan is a South Central Coast province, with a provincial city Phan Thiet which is 200 kilometers away from Ho Chi Minh city in northeast, 250km from Nha Trang city in the south, 1518km from Hanoi. Binh Thuan has a coastline of 192km from Chet Rock of Ninh Thuan to Binh Chau mudflat of Ba Ria Vung Tau. Mui Ne which is about 20 kilometers away from Phan Thiet City, is one of the most popular tourist destination in Vietnam.
The terrain is mostly low hills and narrow coastal deltas with 4 main kinds – sandy soils and coast dunes; alluvia plains; hills and mounds; and low mountains. Binh Thuan climate is characterized with equatorial tropical monsoon kind which makes the land very sunny, windy and the driest region of the country. Wet season starts from May to October, dry season from November to April. Average temperature is around 26 degree. The ideal time to visit Binh Thuan is from August to December because the waves and winds at this time are calmer.
1. How to get there
Phan Thiet Railway Station
By train: there is a train that starts at Ho Chi Minh to Phan Thiet city everyday at 7:05; at weekends, one more train in afternoon. After the new train’s upgrade, the traveling time from Ho Chi Minh from Phan Thiet is lessened to 4 hours.
The price ranges from 150,000 VND to 200,000 VND. The freight for scooter and motorbike transit by train is 155,000 VND and 145,000 VND respectively. From Hanoi, the price is varied from 500,000 VND to 1,5mil VND.
By coach: from Hanoi, you can catch straight route to Phan Thiet with Mai Linh express at Nuoc Ngam bus station for 700,000 VND to 800,000 VND; or if you want to save time and energy you should take flight to Ho Chi Minh or Da Lat then take a bus to Phan Thiet.
From Ho Chi Minh, reliable brands are Phuong Trang, Mai Linh, TheSinh Café, Kim Travel… having coaches to Phat Thiet everyday. The price is only 85,000 VND per person. From Da Lat, the distance is around 250km and it takes you 5 or 6 hours to reach Phan Thiet city. The price is from 100,000 VND to 250,000 VND.
By plane: From Hanoi, you can take flights to either Cam Ranh (Khanh Hoa), Da Lat, or Ho Chi Minh City then take a bus to Phan Thiet. Da Lat is closest major tourist destination to Phan Thiet.
2. Attractions
Phan Thiet City: along the Ca Ty river banks there are many game centers and restaurants for you to spend your nighttime in the city. Not far from city center, Doi Duong beach gently lies facing the beautiful Phan Thiet bay. The sea is calm and the water is blue clear, very suitable for swimming.
Duc Thanh school located in city center is the school where Ho Chi Minh president was teaching in his twenty (1910) before he crossed the ocean to find the way to release the country from invaders.
Ong pagoda is a largest religious construction of Hoa community in Phan Thiet worshiping Duc Quan De Quan Saint.
Van Thuy Tu Palace is built in 1762 to worship God of South Sea or Whale God due to the belief that when the land is hit by fierce storms, the Whale God will shield and protect the people and keep them safe.
Phu Hai fishing village is a very interesting place to visit. The village lies on Ba Nai hill foot, close to God of Land’s stone with white sandy banks. Also on Ba Nai hill, Po Sah Inư temples stand so solemnly, are relics of ancient Champa kingdom. These temples are 7km away from city center, is dedicated for Shiva God and Po Sah Inu princess. Despite the small scale, this construction represents for the glorious and defined architecture and culture of Cham people.
Mui Ne or the so-called “foreigner village” attracts many foreign tourists because of its special location and landscapes. This site is known for the blue water, white sandy banks and curvy sand dunes. The sand dunes here change their colors in every hour under the sunlight effects.
Bau Trang: It is like an oasis in the middle of desert. Bau Trang is actually a large freshwater lake located 62km from Phan Thiet city on the northeast. This is the only freshwater lake of Binh Nhon commune. According to the legend, this was a very large lake in the past, local people made a dike crossed over diving the lake into 2 smaller lakes – small lake and big lake. At the time, locals only call this site “Bau” because in local accent, “Bau” means lake.
In 1867, Nguyen Thong a notoriety and a government’s official was passing by this area, enjoyed the beauty of the lake, gave the name “White Lake” (Bach ho); since then, people combined the “Bau” (Lake) in their own accent with “Trang” (White) as the name Nguyen Thong gave. The two lakes are named Bau Ong (Mister Lake) and Bau Ba (Lady Lake).
Bau Ba has more water, larger, 19 deep in wet season. People plant lotus in Bau Ba lake making the scene so beautiful and poetic. The landscape here is quite surreal – white sand dunes embracing the lotus lake like a gentle trait to soften the harshness of the endless deserts. In Bau Trang, visitors can rent boats from locals to go sightseeing or fishing. There isn’t much of service in Bau Trang. You can spend 400,000VND to rent a jeep car to go to Bau Trang from Hon Rom or to conquer the sand dunes in the north of the lake.
Ghenh island: is 1km from Mui Ne, a new destination for travelers to Binh Thuan. To get to Ghenh island, you can use service from Siva tourist village or take a round-trip boat of fishermen for 200,000VND per boat with capacity of 10 persons. It only takes you 10 minutes to the island. The water here is so clear that you can see the coral reefs from the beach. There are rocks lying around the mountain, to reach the top, you must conquer them. On mountain top, a magnificent view of sea, sky and land lying there waiting for you. If you have time, fishing in morning is something you should try. You might catch big fishes in this sea area.
Mui Ne: In no where else you can find the sea that blue and the sand that white (and red). Sand-sledding at Doi Hong (Red Sands Dunes) and Bau Trang (White Sands Dunes) is a common activity. It cost 15,000VND-20,000VND to rent a sled. An annoying thing here is the picpocketing, so beware and do not hand over your things to anyone.
Mui Ne beach is a great place for swimming and other water sports and activities, famous for kitesurfing. The water here is warm, blue-colored and the sand shore is quite clean and white. The wind waves are perfect for any kind of surfing. Not far from Mui Ne town is the Fairy Stream with unbelievable sight of scenery. Other beaches near by are also worth your visit such as Suoi Nuoc or Hon Rom.
3. Festivals
Dinh Thay Thim Temple’s festival: takes place in 15th and 16th September lunar calendar yearly in Dinh Thay temple, about 70km from Phan Thiet.
Cau Yen Festival of Cham people: is traditional festival of Cham people which takes place every first month of the year according to Cham calendar, in Cham Ba Ni people’s villages. The festival’s meaning is for people to chase away the bad and unlucky things of the previous year. They dance and sing to their traditional folklore songs. There is also game like boat racing.
Nghinh Ong Festival: this is a common festival of many provinces in central and south coastal regions. Fishermen have a custom of whale worshiping and each year the festival takes place to pray for a year of safety, peace and wealth from the sea. Nghinh Ong is the biggest water festival in Vietnam and recognized as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. In Binh Thuan, this festival is held in July lunar calendar.
Boat racing festival on Ca Ty river: happens in the second day of every new lunar year. The boats are decorated colorful with flags, flowers and banners come from all the districts of Binh Thuan. Local people will stand on the banks of the river to cheer for the racers. This festival is an activity to welcome a new year in Binh Thuan and a very common custom in coastal regions.
5. Foods
Grilled rice cake with shrimp sauce: this is a very common dish in Binh Thuan. Quail eggs, chicken meat, or fermented pork, pork roll green onion, oil are place on a rice paper. The shrimp sauce is put on the meat and eggs. Take the whole paper and put it on a wood fire. Use a pair of chopsticks to roll the rice paper while grilling it until it’s crispy and brown. The dish is served with sauce or chili sauce.
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Thu Khoa Huan and Tuyen Quang are two streets where you can find a lot of Phan Thiet’s delicacies.
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The terrain is mostly low hills and narrow coastal deltas with 4 main kinds – sandy soils and coast dunes; alluvia plains; hills and mounds; and low mountains. Binh Thuan climate is characterized with equatorial tropical monsoon kind which makes the land very sunny, windy and the driest region of the country. Wet season starts from May to October, dry season from November to April. Average temperature is around 26 degree. The ideal time to visit Binh Thuan is from August to December because the waves and winds at this time are calmer.
1. How to get there
Phan Thiet Railway Station
By train: there is a train that starts at Ho Chi Minh to Phan Thiet city everyday at 7:05; at weekends, one more train in afternoon. After the new train’s upgrade, the traveling time from Ho Chi Minh from Phan Thiet is lessened to 4 hours.
The price ranges from 150,000 VND to 200,000 VND. The freight for scooter and motorbike transit by train is 155,000 VND and 145,000 VND respectively. From Hanoi, the price is varied from 500,000 VND to 1,5mil VND.
By coach: from Hanoi, you can catch straight route to Phan Thiet with Mai Linh express at Nuoc Ngam bus station for 700,000 VND to 800,000 VND; or if you want to save time and energy you should take flight to Ho Chi Minh or Da Lat then take a bus to Phan Thiet.
From Ho Chi Minh, reliable brands are Phuong Trang, Mai Linh, TheSinh Café, Kim Travel… having coaches to Phat Thiet everyday. The price is only 85,000 VND per person. From Da Lat, the distance is around 250km and it takes you 5 or 6 hours to reach Phan Thiet city. The price is from 100,000 VND to 250,000 VND.
By plane: From Hanoi, you can take flights to either Cam Ranh (Khanh Hoa), Da Lat, or Ho Chi Minh City then take a bus to Phan Thiet. Da Lat is closest major tourist destination to Phan Thiet.
2. Attractions
Phan Thiet City: along the Ca Ty river banks there are many game centers and restaurants for you to spend your nighttime in the city. Not far from city center, Doi Duong beach gently lies facing the beautiful Phan Thiet bay. The sea is calm and the water is blue clear, very suitable for swimming.
Duc Thanh school located in city center is the school where Ho Chi Minh president was teaching in his twenty (1910) before he crossed the ocean to find the way to release the country from invaders.
Ong pagoda is a largest religious construction of Hoa community in Phan Thiet worshiping Duc Quan De Quan Saint.
Van Thuy Tu Palace is built in 1762 to worship God of South Sea or Whale God due to the belief that when the land is hit by fierce storms, the Whale God will shield and protect the people and keep them safe.
Phu Hai fishing village is a very interesting place to visit. The village lies on Ba Nai hill foot, close to God of Land’s stone with white sandy banks. Also on Ba Nai hill, Po Sah Inư temples stand so solemnly, are relics of ancient Champa kingdom. These temples are 7km away from city center, is dedicated for Shiva God and Po Sah Inu princess. Despite the small scale, this construction represents for the glorious and defined architecture and culture of Cham people.
Mui Ne or the so-called “foreigner village” attracts many foreign tourists because of its special location and landscapes. This site is known for the blue water, white sandy banks and curvy sand dunes. The sand dunes here change their colors in every hour under the sunlight effects.
Bau Trang: It is like an oasis in the middle of desert. Bau Trang is actually a large freshwater lake located 62km from Phan Thiet city on the northeast. This is the only freshwater lake of Binh Nhon commune. According to the legend, this was a very large lake in the past, local people made a dike crossed over diving the lake into 2 smaller lakes – small lake and big lake. At the time, locals only call this site “Bau” because in local accent, “Bau” means lake.
In 1867, Nguyen Thong a notoriety and a government’s official was passing by this area, enjoyed the beauty of the lake, gave the name “White Lake” (Bach ho); since then, people combined the “Bau” (Lake) in their own accent with “Trang” (White) as the name Nguyen Thong gave. The two lakes are named Bau Ong (Mister Lake) and Bau Ba (Lady Lake).
Bau Ba has more water, larger, 19 deep in wet season. People plant lotus in Bau Ba lake making the scene so beautiful and poetic. The landscape here is quite surreal – white sand dunes embracing the lotus lake like a gentle trait to soften the harshness of the endless deserts. In Bau Trang, visitors can rent boats from locals to go sightseeing or fishing. There isn’t much of service in Bau Trang. You can spend 400,000VND to rent a jeep car to go to Bau Trang from Hon Rom or to conquer the sand dunes in the north of the lake.
Ghenh island: is 1km from Mui Ne, a new destination for travelers to Binh Thuan. To get to Ghenh island, you can use service from Siva tourist village or take a round-trip boat of fishermen for 200,000VND per boat with capacity of 10 persons. It only takes you 10 minutes to the island. The water here is so clear that you can see the coral reefs from the beach. There are rocks lying around the mountain, to reach the top, you must conquer them. On mountain top, a magnificent view of sea, sky and land lying there waiting for you. If you have time, fishing in morning is something you should try. You might catch big fishes in this sea area.
Mui Ne: In no where else you can find the sea that blue and the sand that white (and red). Sand-sledding at Doi Hong (Red Sands Dunes) and Bau Trang (White Sands Dunes) is a common activity. It cost 15,000VND-20,000VND to rent a sled. An annoying thing here is the picpocketing, so beware and do not hand over your things to anyone.
Mui Ne beach is a great place for swimming and other water sports and activities, famous for kitesurfing. The water here is warm, blue-colored and the sand shore is quite clean and white. The wind waves are perfect for any kind of surfing. Not far from Mui Ne town is the Fairy Stream with unbelievable sight of scenery. Other beaches near by are also worth your visit such as Suoi Nuoc or Hon Rom.
3. Festivals
Dinh Thay Thim Temple’s festival: takes place in 15th and 16th September lunar calendar yearly in Dinh Thay temple, about 70km from Phan Thiet.
Cau Yen Festival of Cham people: is traditional festival of Cham people which takes place every first month of the year according to Cham calendar, in Cham Ba Ni people’s villages. The festival’s meaning is for people to chase away the bad and unlucky things of the previous year. They dance and sing to their traditional folklore songs. There is also game like boat racing.
Nghinh Ong Festival: this is a common festival of many provinces in central and south coastal regions. Fishermen have a custom of whale worshiping and each year the festival takes place to pray for a year of safety, peace and wealth from the sea. Nghinh Ong is the biggest water festival in Vietnam and recognized as National Intangible Cultural Heritage. In Binh Thuan, this festival is held in July lunar calendar.
Boat racing festival on Ca Ty river: happens in the second day of every new lunar year. The boats are decorated colorful with flags, flowers and banners come from all the districts of Binh Thuan. Local people will stand on the banks of the river to cheer for the racers. This festival is an activity to welcome a new year in Binh Thuan and a very common custom in coastal regions.
5. Foods
Grilled rice cake with shrimp sauce: this is a very common dish in Binh Thuan. Quail eggs, chicken meat, or fermented pork, pork roll green onion, oil are place on a rice paper. The shrimp sauce is put on the meat and eggs. Take the whole paper and put it on a wood fire. Use a pair of chopsticks to roll the rice paper while grilling it until it’s crispy and brown. The dish is served with sauce or chili sauce.
See more: cooking class melbourne
Thu Khoa Huan and Tuyen Quang are two streets where you can find a lot of Phan Thiet’s delicacies.
Your trip around as well as in foreign countries will be easier with Vietnam airtravel promotions. Early booking online to to save money for your trip! Please call our hotline: 09047 66668 for more information!
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I’m planning a trip to Kyrgyzstan and I’m considering renting a car so I can travel independently rather than rely on organised tours.
I’m mostly interested in travelling outside Bishkek, so I’m wondering what people’s experiences have been with local rental companies. How are the cars, insurance and deposits and are there any restrictions i should know about?
Would appreciate recommendations from anyone who’s rented locally.
I’m mostly interested in travelling outside Bishkek, so I’m wondering what people’s experiences have been with local rental companies. How are the cars, insurance and deposits and are there any restrictions i should know about?
Would appreciate recommendations from anyone who’s rented locally.
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Many travelers avoid India during the monsoon season, but the rainy months can actually be one of the most beautiful times to explore the country. Landscapes become greener, waterfalls come alive, and popular destinations are often less crowded.
Some of my favorite places to visit during monsoon include:
1. Udaipur, Rajasthan
The City of Lakes looks stunning when the surrounding hills turn green and the lakes are full.
2. Munnar, Kerala
Tea plantations covered in mist create spectacular scenery during the rainy season.
3. Coorg, Karnataka
Known for coffee plantations, waterfalls, and lush greenery.
4. Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand
One of the best monsoon destinations, famous for its colorful alpine flowers.
5. Goa
A different side of Goa emerges during monsoon, with fewer tourists and beautiful natural landscapes.
6. Lonavala, Maharashtra
Popular for waterfalls, viewpoints, and pleasant weather.
7. Shillong, Meghalaya
One of the wettest regions in India, offering dramatic waterfalls and lush scenery.
What are your favorite places to visit in India during the monsoon season?
Some of my favorite places to visit during monsoon include:
1. Udaipur, Rajasthan
The City of Lakes looks stunning when the surrounding hills turn green and the lakes are full.
2. Munnar, Kerala
Tea plantations covered in mist create spectacular scenery during the rainy season.
3. Coorg, Karnataka
Known for coffee plantations, waterfalls, and lush greenery.
4. Valley of Flowers, Uttarakhand
One of the best monsoon destinations, famous for its colorful alpine flowers.
5. Goa
A different side of Goa emerges during monsoon, with fewer tourists and beautiful natural landscapes.
6. Lonavala, Maharashtra
Popular for waterfalls, viewpoints, and pleasant weather.
7. Shillong, Meghalaya
One of the wettest regions in India, offering dramatic waterfalls and lush scenery.
What are your favorite places to visit in India during the monsoon season?
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The best time to book a Kanha Jungle Safari is at least 30–60 days in advance, especially if you are planning to visit during the peak season from October to June. Safari permits can fill quickly on weekends, holidays, and around festivals. For popular zones and preferred morning or afternoon slots, early booking gives you more choices and helps avoid last-minute availability issues. If you are planning a Kanha National Park safari booking, it is also useful to decide your entry gate and safari date before making the reservation. March to May is popular for wildlife sightings, while October to February offers pleasant weather and beautiful forest views. Booking early is particularly recommended for families, groups, and foreign tourists who have fixed travel schedules.
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Our comprehensive Singapore tour packages from India include flights, hotel accommodations, guided sightseeing tours, and airport transfers. You can visit iconic attractions such as Marina Bay Sands, Sentosa Island, Gardens by the Bay, and Universal Studios Singapore. We also offer additional experiences like night safaris and river cruises to make your trip extra special.
We offer a wide range of Singapore tour packages from India that suit different budgets and preferences. Whether you're looking for a luxurious escape or a budget-friendly holiday, our packages ensure you get the best value for your money.
The best time for a Singapore tour from India is from February to April when the weather is pleasant. However, Singapore's year-round tropical climate makes it a great destination any time of the year.
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I’m planning a trip to Georgia and I’m looking into travel insurance before I go. I mainly want good medical and emergency coverage, but I’m bit confused about whether it’s better to use an international provider or a local Georgian company. For anyone who has travelled to Georgia recently, what did you use for insurance? Are there any local providers worth looking? Thanks for any advice.
I’m planning a trip to Georgia and I’m looking into travel insurance before I go. I mainly want good medical and emergency coverage, but I’m bit confused about whether it’s better to use an international provider or a local Georgian company. For anyone who has travelled to Georgia recently, what did you use for insurance? Are there any local providers worth looking? Thanks for any advice.
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Hi everyone,
I’ve noticed that choosing mobile data for a trip to the USA can be confusing, especially because coverage can vary a lot depending on the state, city and even the area you’re travelling through.
A few things I’d recommend checking before buying any eSIM for the US:
Which local network the eSIM connects to
How much data you actually need
Whether hotspot/tethering is included
How long the plan remains valid
Whether you need data only or also a phone number
Coverage in the specific places you’ll be visiting
I’m involved with Roaming4You, so full disclosure there.
Our eSIMs connect through local/partner mobile networks in the USA, and the available network can depend on the plan and location. We don’t operate our own mobile network — the eSIM gives travellers access through existing local infrastructure.
If anyone is travelling to the USA, feel free to post the states/cities you’re visiting, number of days and roughly how much data you use. I’m happy to help work out what type of plan makes sense, even if you ultimately choose another provider.
It would also be interesting to hear what other travellers have found works best in different parts of the US.
Cheers!
I’ve noticed that choosing mobile data for a trip to the USA can be confusing, especially because coverage can vary a lot depending on the state, city and even the area you’re travelling through.
A few things I’d recommend checking before buying any eSIM for the US:
Which local network the eSIM connects to
How much data you actually need
Whether hotspot/tethering is included
How long the plan remains valid
Whether you need data only or also a phone number
Coverage in the specific places you’ll be visiting
I’m involved with Roaming4You, so full disclosure there.
Our eSIMs connect through local/partner mobile networks in the USA, and the available network can depend on the plan and location. We don’t operate our own mobile network — the eSIM gives travellers access through existing local infrastructure.
If anyone is travelling to the USA, feel free to post the states/cities you’re visiting, number of days and roughly how much data you use. I’m happy to help work out what type of plan makes sense, even if you ultimately choose another provider.
It would also be interesting to hear what other travellers have found works best in different parts of the US.
Cheers!
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Hi everyone,
Happy to join the community.
I’m interested in travel, technology and staying connected while abroad. I’m also involved with Roaming4You, an eSIM project for travellers, so I spend quite a bit of time learning about roaming, mobile networks and connectivity in different countries.
I joined to learn from other travellers, share what I know when it can be useful, and pick up some new travel tips along the way.
Looking forward to being part of the community.
Cheers!
Happy to join the community.
I’m interested in travel, technology and staying connected while abroad. I’m also involved with Roaming4You, an eSIM project for travellers, so I spend quite a bit of time learning about roaming, mobile networks and connectivity in different countries.
I joined to learn from other travellers, share what I know when it can be useful, and pick up some new travel tips along the way.
Looking forward to being part of the community.
Cheers!
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Hi to all of you! I don't know in which category I should put this, but I hope it will be helpful for the community. If you think this post doesn't make sense or not useful, you can remove it.
I'm a simple digital nomad working full-time remotely while traveling, and one of my biggest challenges has been finding affordable, high-data internet options. I found that popular eSIM providers like Airalo, Nomad, Maya, and Mobimatter only offer small amounts of data which is in the same time very expensive – not nearly enough for those of us who need more than just 1-2GB!
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I've managed to gather deals for a few countries I have been working from, including: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland.
But I want to expand this list to make it a go-to resource for digital nomads and travelers worldwide.
If you know any local eSIM providers with great deals, I'd love your help to add them to the app. Let’s create a go-to resource for people like us who need reliable, high-data internet options while on the road. What do you think about the app? Do you think would be helpful?
I'm a simple digital nomad working full-time remotely while traveling, and one of my biggest challenges has been finding affordable, high-data internet options. I found that popular eSIM providers like Airalo, Nomad, Maya, and Mobimatter only offer small amounts of data which is in the same time very expensive – not nearly enough for those of us who need more than just 1-2GB!
So, I built a simple app Find local eSIM where I collect the best eSIM deals from local providers in each country, focusing on the options where you can buy directly online from local providers. This way, us as travelers and digital nomads can skip the overpriced international eSIMs providers and go straight to the best local deals.
I've managed to gather deals for a few countries I have been working from, including: Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Switzerland.
But I want to expand this list to make it a go-to resource for digital nomads and travelers worldwide.
If you know any local eSIM providers with great deals, I'd love your help to add them to the app. Let’s create a go-to resource for people like us who need reliable, high-data internet options while on the road. What do you think about the app? Do you think would be helpful?
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I’m planning to travel around Georgia and I’m thinking about renting a car for part of the trip.
I’ll probably be driving outside Tbilisi as well, so I’m more interested in reliable rental company with clear insurance and rental terms than simply finding the cheapest price.
For anyone who has rented a car in Georgia recently, are there any local companies you’d recommend? Anything I should check before booking?
I’ll probably be driving outside Tbilisi as well, so I’m more interested in reliable rental company with clear insurance and rental terms than simply finding the cheapest price.
For anyone who has rented a car in Georgia recently, are there any local companies you’d recommend? Anything I should check before booking?
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