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The village of Juta in Georgia is cut off from the world most of the year

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June 27, 2018

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The village of Juta in Georgia is cut off from the world most of the year, and it's like going back in time. Just ten minutes from the Russian border, Juta is beginning to grow in popularity because of it's unspoiled nature. Tourism has not touched it - yet.

Story by journalists Nathalie Basha and Shaun Mir

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