Moni Tatarnas, Orthodox monastery in Agrafa Municipality, Greece.
Moni Tatarnas is an Orthodox monastery located in the mountainous Agrafa Municipality in Central Greece. The complex sits at an elevated position overlooking the surrounding landscape and is built with structures serving both religious and residential purposes.
The monastery was established in 1969 under the Diocese of Karpenissi, which provides its spiritual and administrative guidance. Its founding reflects the continuation of monastic life in the modern era and the church's role in maintaining religious communities.
The monastery serves as a spiritual center where visitors can observe Orthodox religious practices and monastic daily life. It represents an important place of faith for the local community and those seeking connection to religious tradition.
The monastery is best reached by car via mountain roads, and visitors should wear sturdy footwear as paths on the grounds can be uneven. It is wise to contact the administration beforehand to clarify visiting hours and any access restrictions.
The monastery has been home to just a handful of permanent residents, making it one of the smallest monastic settlements in the region. This small scale creates an intimate and quiet setting unlike larger monastery complexes.
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