Trinity Church in Lomisi was built of adobe, is a simple hall church in the architectural plan built in the 9th century.

Architecture

Georgia's sights are famous for their stone architecture, and the Lomisi Church is no exception. It is a construction of stone and faceted cobblestones, which creates an authentic atmosphere of the early Middle Ages both on the facade of the building and inside it.

The vault of the temple is covered by a casement roof, which is as if supported by several arches decorated with one-stage pilasters with carved stone capitals. The southern facade is also framed by an arch, the base of which is a simple massive capitol-shaped abutment.

On the northern part of the church is a rectangular niche. The middle axis of the ledge receives sunlight from a window in the form of an arch; there are also windows on the north and west sides of the temple. The central icon is the icon of St. George.

The ensemble of the temple consists of three buildings:

• The church itself, next to which the monks of the temple reside.
• Scythian, whose vault and conch were previously destroyed.
• To the west is no less impressive St. George's Church in Kavtishevi.

If you are interested in early medieval architecture and love the superb mountain scenery, Trinity Church of Lomisi will not disappoint you.