Minister of State for Relations with Parliament, Taulant Balla shared today views from the Monastery of St. Kozmai, one of the jewels of the cultural heritage of Myzeqe where one of the most popular holidays of orthodox believers is celebrated.

This destination is an important tourist center, which combines the natural beauty with architectural richness and the spirit of religious tranquillity.

The Monastery of Saint Kozmai is located in a special place, away from the urban bustle and hustle, in an oasis of tranquillity between nature and culture.

The history of St. Kozmai monastery dates back to the 6th century. It was founded by a group of devout believers and named after Saint Kozmai, one of the saints of the early Christian era. Through the centuries, this monastery has navigated various historical and architectonic challenges, but has survived intact and served as a center of worship, teaching and meditation for many generations of believers.

The architecture of the Monastery of St. Kosmai a combination of different stylistic elements, reflecting the influences of different historical periods. Its structure features beautiful churches with rare, meticulously crafted, and inherited mosaics that preserve the history of this sacred site.

Tourists visiting the Monastery of St. Kosmai have the opportunity to get acquainted with the country’s deep religious and cultural heritage, to feel the spirit of tranquillity that this place offers, and to become acquainted with a valuable artistic treasure, including iconography, mosaics, and rare architecture.

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