The Gogni naeklesiari marks the site of a church in Gogni village in Terjola Municipality. The hall building was laid of limestone blocks on mortar, and the side walls are now fully plastered.
The entrance was on the west, windows were cut in the east and west walls, and the semicircular apse ended in a conch. No further details are known: details.
Sources assign the site to the late Middle Ages and lists it as a cultural heritage monument. Gogni has several such places: the active church of Saint George, the ruins of the Dormition church of the hermitage and a second naeklesiari, Naodari, stand nearby, so the village can be covered on a single walk.
💡 Tip
- The site of a church with plastered walls still standing
- The apse ended in a conch and the entrance was on the west
- Gogni holds three more monuments, including an active church
🚗 Getting there
- Gogni village, Terjola Municipality, Imereti
- The Build Route button will take you to the spot
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