Nino Bagrationi Giorgi Bagrationi	Giorgi Bagrationi Gia Shervashidze

On the left side of the Bardu Chai River, in a huge cave located on a cliff platform is found anarchitectural complex. Higher to the east lies a single-nave rock-hewn church. A road leading to the church is ruined. The south wall and segments of the east and west walls are built of grey basalt blocks merging harmoniously with the cliff texture. The masonry retains horizontal courses of stone. The building has a stone roof. The entrance is from the south. East, west and south walls have one window each. The south window has a circular profiled frame. A fragment of a neatly hewn profiled cornice survives in the west corner. The church preserves mural paintings.