Another church of Tskaltbila stands west of the other two, closer to the edge of the village. Neither a name nor a dedication has become attached to it: it is known simply as the church of this village, and describing it that way is the most honest approach.
For a small village, three Christian buildings indicate that several communities historically lived here side by side, including an Armenian Apostolic one. The other two Tskaltbila sites, the Trinity chapel and the church of the Saviour, stand further east, so the whole village can be walked in an unhurried hour.
There are no explanatory signs here, and this is not a museum object but part of everyday rural life. The last stretch is walked along a dirt road.
📌 In brief
- A village church with no established name or dedication
- The western edge of Tskaltbila south of Akhaltsikhe
- The other two buildings of the village stand further east
🚗 Getting there
- Landmark: the western edge of Tskaltbila village; the last stretch on foot along a dirt road
- A route is built with the Build Route button
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