Gialia Monastery Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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What a surprise !
We stumbled across this ruined monestary. As other reviewers say it is surprisingly well taken care of a rarety in Cyprus with a roof cover protecting what's left of the wall painting from the element...
A much improved drive now tarmac has been put down for the first part of the trail up to the Monastry. Although the dirt track for the remaining 4 km is more fun. Well posted and easy to get to. Wonde...
These grounds along with the history, are tranquil and soulful. It's situated some kilometres away from the coast of Polis which is like the original Cyprus,used to be years ago. It is a ruined mediev...
The ruins of the Georgian monastery of the X century.
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Georgian monastery of the 10th century, destroyed by earthquakes in 15-16 centuries. They are under the curtain of polycarbonate and behind the fence. The entrance is free, there is no one. The remnants of the walls and altar clock ... are well visible.
What a surprise !
We stumbled across this ruined monestary. As other reviewers say it is surprisingly well taken care of a rarety in Cyprus with a roof cover protecting what's left of the wall painting from the element...
Peaceful, quiet and fairly interesting.
A much improved drive now tarmac has been put down for the first part of the trail up to the Monastry. Although the dirt track for the remaining 4 km is more fun. Well posted and easy to get to. Wonde...
Well-preserved for Cypus
Interesting historical place, a taste of the old Cyprus. I recommend going well it's not so hot, as some is in the sun.
Amazing experience, beautiful surroundings
These grounds along with the history, are tranquil and soulful. It's situated some kilometres away from the coast of Polis which is like the original Cyprus,used to be years ago. It is a ruined mediev...
The ruins of the Georgian monastery of the X century.
Georgian monastery of the 10th century, destroyed by earthquakes in 15-16 centuries. They are under the curtain of polycarbonate and behind the fence. The entrance is free, there is no one. The remnants of the walls and altar clock ... are well visible.