The ordinal in the name speaks for itself: the Sabereebi cluster holds several complexes, and this one is counted as the sixth. Like the others it consists of chambers cut into the soft rock of the ridge, and it stands apart from the main group.
It lies west of the other described groups, about a kilometre from the main church of the cluster, and closer to Iormughanlo than to Kazlari. All around is the semi-desert steppe of Gareji, empty and dry; the nearest village is off to one side, and the state border runs south of the ridge.
There is no monastic life here and no services; the place is open at any time. Coming here on its own makes little sense: it is wiser to see the groups of the cluster one after another in a single outing. The road is unsurfaced and impassable after rain, so bring water and spare fuel.
📜 Facts
- The sixth complex of the Sabereebi cluster, cut into the soft rock of the ridge
- The Gareji semi-desert, closer to Iormughanlo than to Kazlari
- The main church of the cluster lies about a kilometre to the east
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark: Iormughanlo village, Sagarejo municipality; about thirty six kilometres to Sagarejo
- The navigator opens with the Build Route button
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