The Aghalo church at the western edge of Dagheti. What stands behind that word, a locality, a family name or a byname of the place, is not established; no dedication has stuck to the church, and the area knows it by this short name alone.
Dagheti yields five shrines in all, yet they are widely scattered. From here it is two and a half kilometres and more to the three ruined churches of the village, and almost four to the Ipnobi church, so the village cannot be walked.
Allow a separate trip with a car for Dagheti and begin at this edge: from here the road leads east, to the ruins and the naeklesiari. The usual rules apply: covered shoulders and knees, quiet.
📌 In brief
- A church known by the short name Aghalo
- The meaning of the name is not established and no dedication has stuck to the church
- The five shrines of Dagheti are scattered over four kilometres
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark: the village of Dagheti east of Tetritskaro; about four kilometres to the town
- The Build Route button will take you to the spot
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