Çengili Kilisesi

Ruin

Although there was no monarchy in the church, it was obviously one of the biggest structures of the region. The village location was quite impressive as well. The villagers are as hospitable as possible.

Historical monastery

Çengilli (Çanlı Surp Garabet) Church, located within the boundaries of Çengilli Village (Upper Yongali Mezras) and considered sacred to the Christian world, was used as a fire temple in the early periods. After the Roman period, the Sasanites came from MS. In 399, it was converted into the worship of the Christians. It is 20 km from the Common Area. 60 km to Mus city center. Away. The church in the village center receives the name 'White' from the materials used in its construction. Almost all of the seemingly complex complex was destroyed. Only the eastern part could stand on the level of the vault and the arches on the eastern wall. Because the interior of the building is made of too much soil, the belt openings are about to close. As there is too much soil piled up inside of the structure, the belt openings are about to close. It is understood that the upper cover is the barrel vault in the eastern remains. In the southern part of the structure, a new construction foundation was laid on the inside and stones belonging to the building were used for mortar construction.