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Religious places in the country have gained as popularity as natural sites. People go to such places with great reverence and faith. Religious tourism is very popular in all countries of the world. In such a situation, today we are telling you about a religious place in the world, where it is not easy to reach. It is an ancient church, located on the rocky hill. This means that to reach here, you must first cross a dangerous mountainous region, from where it is a challenge for your adventure. If you are fond of adventure activities and prefer to search for new places, you can visit this place.
A video of this dangerous discussion has been shared by a travel Vologue on social media. During this, he said that reaching the world’s most dangerous church is like putting his life at risk. In the video, travel bloggers are seen walking on a road on a rock with some of their friends, which is quite high. Let me tell you, there is a pit on the other side of the road on which the Vlogger is running, where a person is difficult to escape after falling. In the video, a pastor is seen giving guidance to a travel blogger.
Where is this church located?
It is known as the “most dangerous church in the world”, it is formed above a rock in northern Ethiopia. This church is known as ‘Abuna Yemata Guh’. To reach here, you have to cross high sandstone peaks and slopes. Let us tell you that this church is considered about 2000 years old. This church, built on the rock, is located in a cave with biblical texts, inscriptions and various paintings. Not only this, this church is quite different from the general church and here you will also see the 500 year old Bible.
‘Abuna Yamato cave’ is a unique church that is located at an altitude of 2,580 meters (8,460 ft) in Hozen Vreda in Tigre region of Ethiopia and can be reached here. Let us tell you that it is standing and dangerous climb on the rock with the help of hands and feet and no safety equipment is provided here. According to the locals, the church was built in the sixth century and it was dedicated to one of the nine saints, Abuna Yamata. Even today, due to the dry climate of the church, painting on church walls and domes is well preserved.
