Georgia
Overlooking the picturesque Tskaltsitela river, this 8th century Orthodox monastery is filled with bloody legends and sacred architecture.
Motsameta Monastery carries the name “Place of the Martyrs” in honor of the noble brothers David and Constantine, who led a rebellion against the Arab occupation. Legend has it that crawling underneath the crypts of the monastery grants the fulfillment of your wishes, and this enchanting tale has drawn visitors from far and wide. To reach the monastery, venture through the dense Colchic forest, immersing yourself in Georgia’s natural beauty—whether it be the vibrant hues of autumn, the serene snow-blanketed landscape, or the lush greenery of spring and summer. Within the crypts, relics of saints are carefully preserved. Find solace in seeking answers to your deepest desires within the hallowed halls of this sacred place, and visit October 15 for when the day of memory of the martyrs David and Constantine is celebrated in the monastery.
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