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Chilling With Dudes in Forgotten Soviet Blocks Near Tbilisi (I Didn’t Expect This to Happen) Russian part of this town is just mind blowing! Join me on a unique day trip from Tbilisi to Rustavi, Georgia a city once known as the industrial powerhouse of the Soviet era, now transforming into a modern urban hub. In this Rustavi travel vlog, I take a bus from Isani and explore the city's evolving landscape - from new neighborhoods and peaceful parks to old Soviet-era streets filled with character. Along the way, I meet locals who share their stories, show me around, and give a true insight into Rustavi's past, present, and future. If you're interested in off-beat destinations in Georgia, Soviet architecture, or real local experiences beyond the usual Tbilisi tourist spots, this video will give you an authentic look at Rustavi a city standing between history and modern change. What's included: 1.Bus ride from Tbilisi - Rustavi 2.Exploring modern Rustavi and construction areas 3.walk through Rustavi Central Park 4.local shawarma experience 5.soviet-era park and neighborhoods 6. real conversations about culture, history, tourism, and Rustavi's future 7.Genuine local hospitality and friendship Keywords: rustavi georgia, rustavi vlog, rustavi travel guide, rustavi tourism, day trip from tbilisi, georgia travel vlog, soviet city georgia, tbilisi to rustavi bus, hidden gems georgia, exploring georgia, rustavi documentary, rustavi 2025, modern rustavi, Soviet union, USSR, history, geopolitics, friends, shawarma, chill vlog, travel vlogs, vlog, Georgia, Rustavi, news, buildings, Hindi vlogs, travel Georgia, travel vlogs Georgia, Russia travel, travel to Russia, tourism, Russian revolution, India, indian in Russia, indian travel, international travel, foreign vlog, Europe vlog, beauty, solo travel, solo travel india, life in Russia Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real travel stories from Georgia.