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Grounds of the Samtavro Monastery in Mtskheta, Georgia, in a 2016 photograph. The complex has functioned as a place of worship for over a thousand years and continues to operate today as an active convent.

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Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro, Mtskheta, 2016
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro 2016 Grounds of the Samtavro Monastery in Mtskheta, Georgia, in a 2016 photograph. The complex has functioned as a place of worship for over a thousand years and continues to operate today as an active convent.
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro, Mtskheta, 2016
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro 2016 A 2016 view within the Samtavro Monastery complex in Mtskheta, Georgia, near the confluence of the Mtkvari and Aragvi rivers where the town's oldest religious sites are clustered.
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro, Mtskheta, 2016
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro 2016 The Samtavro Monastery complex in Mtskheta, Georgia, in a 2016 photograph. Together with the nearby Svetitskhoveli Cathedral and Jvari Monastery, it forms part of Mtskheta's UNESCO-listed historic center.
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro, Cerkiew Przemienienia Pańskiego, Mtskheta, 2016
Mccheta, Klasztor Samtawro, Cerkiew Przemienienia Pańskiego 2016 Samtavro Monastery in Mtskheta, Georgia, includes a convent and church associated with the burial of King Mirian III and Queen Nana, credited with Georgia's conversion to Christianity in the fourth century. This photograph dates to 2016.