Chobiskhevi Saviour Church: History and Architecture
The Church of Christ the Savior is located in the village of Chobiskhevi. It is considered a medieval monument in Georgia. The building has been rebuilt numerous times and is currently a hall-type structure.
If you look closely, you can see parts of the foundation on the sides. The building has semicircular apses on the eastern side, each with a wide window in the center. The floor of the apse is one step higher than the floor of the hall.

On the southern wall is a window sealed with brick. In the center of the western wall is an arched door. The facades were built of stone.
The Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Chobiskhevi has a huge, massive cornice that runs along the perimeter of the entire church. All facades are decorated with decorative inserts.
Outside the church is a baptismal font and other elements.
Photo source: georgiantravelguide.com




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