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Going for a soak in one of the many baths at Abanotubani of Tbilisi is as much a must-do as savouring the little Kinkalis. Getting around Tbilisi is easy with Yandex/ Bolt, and Abanotubani is only a jump away from the many other attractions and accommodations.

Legend has it that the capital of Georgia was founded by Vakhtang I Gorgasali when he was out hunting in the woods. The King had a falcon, and his bird spotted a pheasant. It went in for the kill, but both birds fell into a hot spring during the struggle and died instantaneously. Sounds morbid, but that was how the hot spring was discovered.

The King lost his beloved bird, but the hot waters impressed him so much that he decided to build a city on the spot. Mind you, it can get very cold in this part of the world during winter! I would have my castle on top of the hot springs too.

What sets the Georgian bathhouses apart from other bathhouses are the unique subterranean domes. In the old neighbourhood of Abanotubani where all the bathhouses congregate, you get to see a cluster of these brick molehills, sometimes with steam escaping from the top.

The molehills may look dull outside, but their interiors are usually pleasantly decorated with beautiful tiles that rise up to the ceiling! Steam escapes from the top, while light and cool air from the outside streams into the hot chamber.

There are several bathhouses scattered around Tbilisi, each offering different levels of treatment or interior decorations. As bathhouses are now more of a tourist attraction than a local haunt, the reviews may not be accurate as reviewers get confused amongst the different bathhouses since they are all so close to each other.

Chreli Abano is a historic bathhouse with a beautiful Persian exterior. It has a beautiful modern website explaining the rooms and services provided. You can make reservations beforehand on the website.

Prices range from 70 to 110 GEL for private rooms. Public baths cost 10 GEL for men and 6 GEL for women, but reviews are saying that it is more of a shower than a place to soak for women. Kisi cost 10 GEL.

Bohema Bath has only private rooms, but their rooms are priced towards the budget side. They have a website and you may reserve in advance on their Facebook page too. Rooms may not be as modern, but the price is good for budget travellers looking for privacy.

We went for a mid-range room with a beautiful interior inlaid with marble, tile murals and brickwork. The couple was still not decided. In the end, they went for the basic room and had to wait in the lobby for the current occupants to be out.

We were ushered into our room through one of the many doors facing the circular lobby. The lady who showed us asked if we wanted scrubs (kisi) or towels. We chose kisi only, having come prepared with towels.

The room was made up of two sections. The first part was the dry room with a big leather couch and a mirror. A place to change and relax just before you step into the wet room. Both rooms were separated by a foggy glass door.

After some time, we noticed someone had entered our dry room. A woman carrying a plastic pail and a strange fabric case came in. She motioned one of us to lie tummy down on one of the stone slabs while she rinsed the pail containing her gear.

With a rough mitten, the woman scrubbed my buddy from foot to head. Then, she dunked a pail of water scooped from the hot pool over her and asked her to face belly up. The scrubbing and dunking repeated itself on the other side.

After a thorough soap down, the woman dunked a few more buckets of hot water. By then, my buddy had transitioned from a reclined state to a seated position. The woman dunked the last bucketful of cold water over her head and that concluded the performance.

The woman who first ushered us in was doing accounting. She smiled and asked about our experience. Another stranger was folding linens while watching TV. After finishing the tea, we paid in cash and left feeling refreshed and recharged.

Budget Backpacker. Hostels are the best places to stay and meet new folks! Check out Tbil Home Hostel or At Funicular Hostel. Reviews for both hostels are excellent and within walking distance of the Old Town. If I were to visit Tbilisi as a solo female backpacker again, I might go with the Pushkin 10 Hostel, for their bright and airy female dorm rooms.

Luxury. Conveniently situated in the heart of Tbilisi, IOTA Hotel has beautiful decor with plenty of green plants and warm colours. Glarros OldTown Hotel is another contender with modern design and an excellent location. The rooms of The Biltmore Hotel are as luxurious as you can get. This 5-star hotel has a 360 panoramic view of Tbilisi, and all that is expected of a premium stay.

For me, this is a great memory to relish from time to time when I soak in hot springs or other bathhouses around the world like in Japan (in an onsen in Hokkaido facing Lake Toya), Taiwan (mud springs) and New Zealand (several in Rotorua).

The natural hot sulphur springs in Tbilisi have led to a bathing culture in the Georgian capital. Situated on the Silk Road linking Europe and Asia, Tbilisi has seen thousands of merchants over centuries pass through weary and tired. What better way to rejuvenate than with a relaxing soak and then a scrub massage in Tbilisi sulphur baths, one of the most popular things to do in Tbilisi.

Soaking away in the roastingly-hot sulphur springs in Tbilisi I awaited my scrub massage. Our tiled private room echoed our hushed conversations; What should I expect from this? Should I wear swimwear? Would Russ stay in the bath next to the massage table and watch my massage take place?

It was 40 minutes into our hour long soak, my masseuse entered our room. A busty Georgian lady wearing nothing more than a skimpy black singlet and black cotton shorts. I had mentally debated about being naked during my scrub but I convinced myself it was the local thing to do. Any self confidence I had went out the window when she looked me up and down as she walked in.

I was grateful for the warm sulphur air to keep me warm as I sat naked facing her, continuing to observe silently as she lathered up a coarse exfoliating mitt. Before long she seized my right arm, twisting it up and around as the forceful scrubbing began, layers of dead skin flying about as she exfoliated every inch of my bare body up to my chin.

Before long she made emphatic hand gestures for me to recline. On my back, face up, finding a spot on the wall to look at while mentally denying my full frontal nudity and attempting to preserve whatever dignity I had left. At the same time, the abrasive mitt makes its way across my chest, stomach before moving south to my legs and feet. Before I know it, a pail is dunked in sink and warm water is flung at me from a distance.

The abrasive mitt scrubs my shoulders and back before making its way to my derrire. She continues to scrub without pause especially during the moments where I clench and tense the muscles in my body from her touch. I tell myself to breathe and just relax.

Overall my aching limbs feel rejuvenated from the sulphur waters healing properties and the scrub has left my skin is as soft as a new-born baby. Aside from my own insecurities, the experience is relaxing, and I am warmed to my very core and a tad sleepy from the hot sulphur springs.

Roma was raised on the white sandy beaches of Australia's East Coast, and she has called London home since 2012. With an adventurous spirit, a love of regional travel and anything food related, Roma looks to encourage working professionals to follow their dreams to travel the world one adventure and short break at a time. Don't let a full-time career stop you from seeing the world. Come roam with us!

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