Church of Christ the Savior Chobiskhevi, Samtskhe-Javakheti, Georgia

The Church of Christ the Savior in Chobiskhevi is a majestic monument of medieval architecture, immersed in the historical atmosphere of the village of Chobiskhevi, in the Samtskhe-Javakheti region of Georgia. This temple, like a book with riddles, interweaves different architectural styles and eras experienced.

Originally built as a three-nave or three-church basilica, today the church is a hall structure, retaining an impressive apse to the east with a wide window in the center. Massive stone facades, decorated with decorative inlays, are enveloped by a majestic atmospheric cornice, protected by corrugated tin, which accompanies the entire perimeter of the temple.

As you approach the church, your gaze will be lost in the details: arched doors, hidden windows and the remains of the foundation left from the side naves, like silent witnesses to the turbulent past of this sacred place.

To get to the Church of Christ the Savior in Chobiskhevi, you need to go to the village of Chobiskhevi, just 12 kilometers from Borjomi. From the Chobiskhevi bridge to the temple it is only 2.5 kilometers, the path runs along an asphalt road lined with green fields and mountain landscapes.

By visiting this amazing place, you will plunge into the rich history of Georgia, feel the grandeur of medieval architecture and be imbued with the spiritual atmosphere of this place, where time stands still and history comes to life before your eyes.