A church dedicated to Saint Nicholas in Tsintskaro, Greek Orthodox by rite. Tsintskaro belongs to the same belt of Greek villages as Bareti and Avranlo, and such churches stand here interspersed with Georgian ones.
The village holds three shrines. The chapel of the Mother of God is very close, two hundred and fifty metres away, while the family Mamukaant Sakdari stands two kilometres off, nearer the edge of the village.
The two nearer shrines are a few minutes apart on foot, while the third needs transport. The usual rules apply: covered shoulders and knees, quiet, and a headscarf is useful for women.
📜 Nearby
- A Greek Orthodox church dedicated to Saint Nicholas
- The chapel of the Mother of God is two hundred and fifty metres away
- Tsintskaro belongs to the belt of Greek villages together with Bareti and Avranlo
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark: the village of Tsintskaro east of Tetritskaro; about thirteen kilometres to the town
- For navigation tap Build Route
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