Where was the world’s first tea picking machine made?
The world’s first tea picking tractor was made in Georgia in 1963 ЧСН-1, 6/1, 3 А “Saqartvelo”. Tea picking machine – Tea picking machine, hanger or self-propelled from tea wallpapers.…
The world’s first children’s railway was launched in 1935 in Mushtaidi Garden
One of the oldest Mushtaidi parks in Tbilisi was founded in the 1930s. The first garden on an area of 5 hectares was opened in 1828 by Mir Fetekh-Agha Seyed…
Where is the tallest settlement in Europe?
The village of Ushguli is the highest settlement in Europe, it is located at 2200 meters above sea level Ushguli is located at the foot of Shkhara, at the confluence…
Most ropeway in the world
Chiatura city in Imereti, in the Chiatura plateau and in the narrow gorge of the river Kvirili, at 340-500 meters above sea level Chiatura was the city with the longest…
Who is the Georgian who is resting next to Bruce Lee in Seattle Cemetery?
I heard an interesting story from a young Georgian scientist living in Washington, D.C., Otar Ioseliani, after which I had to conduct a small investigation. Here is what Otar told…
The first seaport in the USSR
In 1975, the construction of the first seaport in the USSR, 50 meters from the coast, began in the port of Sukhumi.
Georgian script
It is difficult to find a Georgian who did not know that one of the 14 scripts in the world is Georgian, although many may not know that the ancient…
What does the word “hamada” mean?
The word “tamada” comes from the homeland of wine, Georgia. It consists of two words and means: “ta” – the abbreviated form of the word “head” and “appetite” – everyone…
Homeland of “wine”
Many scholars have suggested that the word “wine” spread from Georgian to all over the world, the root has a root in almost all languages: BC. Greek: Οíνος, Latin: vinum,…
The 2 dollar limited coin depicts Colchis Medea
The 2 dollar limited coin depicts the Colchis Medea performed by a Georgian artist. Giorgi Kalandia, the director of the Art Palace spreads the information about it. On one side…