Ravanica Monastery

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The centuries-old monastery, the birthplace of the "Morawa style" was built in 1375 in Lavanica Monastery, located in the central Serbian Kuaj mountain. Serbia has a Morawa architectural style, which is where it originated. Opening hours: 8:00-18:00 (summer) 8:00-16:00 (winter) Transportation: Take the bus from Belgrade to Chupulia and get off at the abbey. After getting off at Chupulia, I packed a car with my friends to the monastery, set off in the morning, and arrived at the monastery at noon, because the remains of Archduke Lazar are buried here, so this is also a popular attraction. Although in the mountains, but the mountains and clear waters, and the architectural style of the abbey is also unique, taking pictures, strolling is also a good place to go. The monastery of Lavanica used to have seven towers, but now only a part of it is left, the church mural is said to have been completed by famous artists of the year, the most famous of which is Constantine, I don't know if the mural completed him, or he completed the mural. The nine-sided garden roof in the middle of the church, as well as the octagonal dome, are all concrete reflections of Morawa style. Looking at this architectural style, it is a bit like making the entrance of the home like this~