Church of Gagra, Eastern Orthodox church in Georgia
The Gagra church stands within the Abaata Fortress, showcasing monumental architecture.
This cultural monument dates back to the 6th century, symbolizing ancient religious history.
The church is part of the rich tapestry of Eastern Orthodox Christianity in the region.
Accessible to tourists interested in historical structures and Georgian culture.
Designated as a Cultural Monument of National Importance of Georgia.
Location: Gagra
Location: Abaata Fortress
Inception: 6 Century
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