The Second Sunday chapel in Saro is a small chapel with one of the most unusual dedications of the area. The name is apparently tied to a local feast tradition: an exact explanation could not be found, and the name is kept as it is, as part of the village’s living folklore.
Saro is generous with such details: the old village above the Vardzia road keeps towers, churches and customs of its own. The chapel stands aside from the main street, and it is found by seekers of the unusual: those drawn not only to the big names but to the oddities of the rural spiritual map.
The chapel is seen freely, with ordinary courtesy: a quiet voice, respect for the yards and the shrine. Asking the locals about its feast is the best way to learn more than any plaque would tell.
📜 Of interest
- A small chapel with an unusual dedication
- Saro village above the Vardzia road
- The name keeps a local feast tradition
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark - Saro village, the chapel aside from the main street
- The Build Route button will show the exact way
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