The Church of the Savior in the Svaneti village of Zhamushi is still active. Built in the 10th century, the church in Zhamushi is one of the most beautiful places in Georgia.

The Church of the Savior is located in the village of Zhamushi, was built in the X - XI centuries. Inside the temple there is a wide hall, and on the west side there is a small annex.

To get to the church, you should use the entrance, which is located on the south side of the building. By the way, the structure has a second entrance that connects the street and the hall. The building has three small arched windows.

The facades are decorated with very beautiful pilasters, which imitate a smooth transition between the arch and the facades themselves. All the arches are designed in such a way that they create curved patterns above the window jambs, which are very attractive to the eyes of tourists.

The entire staff resides in the temple, which gives it the right to treat it as a living space. The interior of the church is in the style of the 13th century.

Also, you can see with your own eyes the extraordinary beauty of frescoes, which depict the process of celebrating various table celebrations. Being here, you can see the icon of St. George, which dates back to the XVI-XVII centuries.