Amazing place, through access to the premises was denied because of the renovation. The mountains and the creeks were worth seeing
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Amazing place, through access to the premises was denied because of the renovation. The mountains and the creeks were worth seeing
Wonderful hike (do not drive your car) up to the plateau where you can see the Sumela Monastery! You will pass HUGE waterfalls, see lots of Spring flowers and hear birds of all sorts. Start early and enjoy the easy walk. Last stretch includes a...More
The monastery is currently undergoing a 2 year restoration however it is possible to sieve it from the outside . The location of this building owes to its uniquenesss. The surrounding hills are beautiful and the building is virtually Pulitzer’s on the side of the...More
I couldn't see the place because it was close but the waterfall and view was amazing it worths visiting this place at least for its park we didn't stay so long to discover all things around it but generally if you like nature then I...More
It's a historical monumental place. We visited this area in just the beginning of snowfall. It's very beautiful. The place is under construction/ renovation untill August 2018 as mentioned by our tour guide. You can drive from Trabzon to this monastery. Somewhat around 50km. If...More
This was closed for restoration in July of 2017, but was worth the trip just to see the outside - it could not be in a more spectacular location. If the Turks are smart about this, they will prohibit development of the wild wooded valley...More
The road to the monastery is close. Due to icy road. And renovation. Nice drive to the town by the way.
Breath taking view Nature and History monastery locate in heart of Rocks between Forest. about 40 km from trabzon .
Unfortunately it's been closed for 2 years,and it'll be closed for another 2 years too.There's two way to go up there near the monastery.A rough walking path (includes climbing) that takes 2.5 hours (strongly recommended for young nature lovers) and a path for cars (you...More
The Monestery was closed due to reconstruction, but the forrest was beautiful. It is recommended by car, or travel bus, unless you want a nice but heavy walk to the top of the mountain.