Chapel of Archangel Michael
The interior features a simple wooden iconostasis with well-preserved icons, including a significant icon of Archangel Michael from 1909.
The Chapel of Archangel Michael is located north of the village, built in 1945 on an elevated hilltop. This small and modest chapel can accommodate up to 50 worshippers. It is a single-nave structure with a three-sided apse and a pitched tiled roof, constructed using local stone. The chapel has two entrances, one on the southern and one on the northern side. The southern entrance, positioned between two windows, is sheltered by an independent lean-to roof with tiles. On the western side, there is a concrete base for placing the venerated icon during processions. A large depiction of Archangel Michael adorns the northern wall. Inside, the chapel features a simple wooden iconostasis with old icons, while the dedicated icon of Archangel Michael dates back to 1909.
The chapel holds services once a year, on November 8th, for the feast day of Archangel Michael.
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