The church of St Nicholas stands in the same village of Tsinamdzghvriantkari, a hundred and fourteen metres from the church of St George. St Nicholas is venerated as the patron of travellers, and his name is often met with in mountain villages.
The Tsinamdzghvrishvili church stands about seven hundred and thirty metres away, the Galavani churches a kilometre and a half off, and the Bitsmendi ones a little further. The neighbours cannot be told apart by the village name: they all share one.
There are no gates and no fence here, so you can come at any hour. The rules are those of any church: covered shoulders and knees, a headscarf for women, quiet. The two churches of the village stand almost alongside, so steer by the coordinates.
๐ Nearby
- St Nicholas, the patron of travellers
- A hundred and fourteen metres to the church of St George
- The neighbouring churches differ only by dedication
๐ Getting there
- Landmark: Tsinamdzghvriantkari village; a hundred and fourteen metres to the church of St George
- The Build Route button will show the exact way
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