Remote location often chosen as the location of a shrine. The sacredness of the building, powered by a quiet and natural surroundings, making worship more and more solemn.
One of them is the Orthodox Temple in the Pindus Mountains, Greece. Blanketed much of the lush green trees, the shrine occupies a towering rocks hundreds of meters high. This is more like a stone pillar of the Giants were about to touch the clouds.
The monastery is named ' Meteora ', which literally means ' Hovering in the air ', the temple was occupied as early as the eleventh century. They protect themselves from Turkey when it attacks, continued to climb way up at the top of the rock.
First, to build it, the monks fought hard take materials materials use basket. They climb the stairs, heading to the top of the rock.
The monks continue to build up to 20 created the Church, but the church now left 6 remaining. Five churches targeted for men, while the rest is for the ladies.
The rapid changes experienced over the rocks rising time. Stairs remain enshrined, but the street cars were built to facilitate the travelers. Of course the vehicle could not be perched up top, visitors must walk if they want to keep reaching for the Meteora.
No matter how to dress to look at this sacred place. Women must wear skirts below the knee, men have to wear a long sleeve shirt and long pants.
A view of the Temple of course amazing. A rock that stands firmly on the opposite side. In addition, the Abbey filled with antiques such as ancient paintings and works of ancient manuscripts.
