Where Affection Lives in Hospitality (Tbilisi, Georgia)

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In Tbilisi, warmth is expressed through hospitality rather than words. A local cultural historian often notes that homes here are built for guests first, residents second. Tables expand. Conversations linger. Refusal is considered impolite.
The city carries layers of Persian, Russian, and Caucasian influence, yet daily life remains deeply personal. UNESCO recognition protects the old quarters, but tradition protects behaviour—generosity as social duty.
Tbilisi teaches that affection can be structural. When care is built into routine, connection becomes natural rather than performative.


Date: 04/02/26


Rajat Chandra Sarmah
Guwahati, Assam, India
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An engineer by Profession. Best Emerging author of Kolkotta book carnival 24 and Golden book award for his book A SANGUINE TALE Unfolding The Life of a Project Engineer. My second book A New Dawn Adventure in the Golden years is a Amazon Best seller No #1.The short story story collection Whisper of Diverse tale and Behind the headlines , a thriller are my latest addition to my publications. A Symphony of Life , a collection of Poem is due to be released shortly .I co authored in a numbers of Anthologies

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