Bertubani monastery

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Bertubani monastery is one of the rock-hewn cave monasteries within Georgia’s historic David Gareja complex, known for its medieval frescoes and remote semi-desert setting.

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Bertubani monastery canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Eastern Orthodox monastery
rock-hewn cave monastery
access hiking trail
affiliation Georgian Orthodox Church
architecturalStyle rock-cut architecture
artStyle Georgian medieval fresco painting
associatedWith David Gareja monastic school
category Medieval Christian monasteries
Monasteries in Georgia
Rock-cut architecture in Georgia
conservationIssue weathering of frescoes
conservationStatus vulnerable to natural erosion
country Georgia
culturalContext Georgian monastic tradition
foundedInCentury 12th century
foundedInPeriod Middle Ages
hasPart cave churches
monastic dwellings
refectories
rock-cut cells
hasView Gareja semi-desert landscape
heritageDesignation cultural heritage site of Georgia
historicalRegion Kakheti
languageOfInscriptions Georgian
locatedIn Gareja semi-desert
Kakheti region
linked to: Kakheti

eastern Georgia
linked to: Eastern Georgia
locatedNear David Gareja Lavra
Georgia–Azerbaijan border
Udabno monastery
material sandstone cliffs
notableFor medieval frescoes
remote semi-desert setting
rock-hewn architecture
partOf David Gareja monastic complex
historic David Gareja complex
religion Eastern Orthodoxy
terrainType semi-desert
tourism cultural tourism destination
pilgrimage site
usedFor hermitage
monastic life
religious worship

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David Gareja monastery complex hasPart Bertubani monastery