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Dear all, Please don't forget to like share and subscribe to your own channel Syed Mansoor Ahmad Shah and press the bell icon for more videos. Thank you Syed Mansoor Ahmad Shah Georgia 🇬🇪 Tbilisi Shorts Short Youtube shorts travel #georgia #tbilisi #travel #shorts #short #youtubeshorts #youtubevideo Key Facts about Tbilisi Capital & Largest City: Tbilisi is the capital and biggest city of Georgia (the country). Location: It’s located on the banks of the Kura River (also called Mtkvari). Founding: The city was founded in AD 455 (5th century) by Vakhtang I of Iberia. Government: It operates under a mayor–council system. The current mayor is Kakha Kaladze. Area: City area: ~504.3 km² Metro area: ~726 km² Population (2024): City: ~1,330,217 people Metro: ~1,485,293 people Demographics: Georgians: ~89.9% Armenians: ~4.8% Azerbaijanis: ~1.4% Russians: ~1.2% Yazidis: ~1.0% Others: ~1.7% Economy: Nominal GDP (capital): ₾ 37.060 billion (~US$ 14.1 billion) GDP per capita: ₾ 29,447 (~US$ 11,200) Human Development Index (HDI): 0.876 (2024) Time Zone: UTC +4 (Georgian Time) Elevation: Maximum: ~770 m above sea level Minimum: ~380 m Area Code: +995 32 ISO Code: GE-TB Official Website: tbilisi.gov.ge Historical & Cultural Notes Tbilisi has been a capital city for various Georgian kingdoms and republics over centuries. During the Russian Empire (1801–1917), it was the seat of the Caucasus Viceroyalty. Sioni Cathedral: A historic Georgian Orthodox cathedral in Tbilisi, first built in the 6th–7th centuries, rebuilt multiple times. Holy Trinity Cathedral (“Sameba”): Built between 1995–2004. One of the largest Orthodox churches in the world by area. Bridge of Peace: A modern, bow-shaped pedestrian bridge over the Kura River, made of steel and glass, opened in 2010.