The Church of St. George in Kvibisi is a historical masterpiece of medieval architecture, immersed in a wealth of cultural heritage. Located in the picturesque Samtskhe-Javakheti region, it rises above the right bank of the river, like a guardian of spiritual inheritance.
This temple, made of gray cut stone, amazes with its exquisite simplicity and elegance. Its entrance, although moved to the south during the 2010 restoration, still retains its historical charm. The inside of the church is surprisingly cozy thanks to the rounded apse on the eastern wall and arched windows that invite prayer and contemplation.
This ancient temple is not only an architectural miracle, but also a witness to historical events. Here you can see the tombstone of Kaikhosro Avalishvili, who restored the church in the 19th century, which adds even more mystery and mysticism to this place.
To travel to Kvibisi, you should go to the municipality of Borjomi and continue south on the asphalt road running along the Kvibisistskali River. From Borjomi this unique place is only 6 kilometers away, making it accessible to any traveler seeking to immerse himself in the richness of Georgian history and culture.
