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Goodness gardens and is known as mirror of beauty Herald Purple Aug Monastery, in southeastern Turkey, Mardin near the Syrian border in Nusaybin border in the east of the cave village, Gamolo (Gremir A) north of the village, south of Mora Melk Abbey and west of New Castle is located. The monastery was built in Beth-Nahrin (Mesopotamia) by the Priest Mor Augin (d.363) and his 70 students who came from Egypt in order to start the monastic life and herald Christianity in Nusaybin and its surroundings at the beginning of the 4th century. The region, whose population was mostly pagan, was within the borders of the Persian Empire at that time. Mor Augin Monastery, one of the region's magnificent monasteries, stands on a steep slope of huge cliffs and cliffs. She is counted among the mother of the monasteries in the Tur-Abdin region and among the three ancient monasteries that have survived to this day. With its magnificent church, the Great Saints' House, the Virgin Mary's Church, the Hermit shelter, the Purple Shalito Chapel on one of the cliffs, the ruins, caves, wells, columns and arches, the Mor Augin Monastery tells its own story with each stone. It is one of the historical and mystical places that must be visited.

What a wonder this 4th century monastery located 900 m above sea level with views of the Syrian plain. Open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 3 pm

I've been there twice before. It is a very impressive structure, located at the foot of the Bagok mountain, overlooking the Mesopotamian plain. Is it open to visitors at the moment, can it be visited? Does anyone have information or anyone we can reach.

Built in the 3rd century AD, it was used as a resting place for Christian pilgrims on the silk road. It is a monastery that was closed with the death of its last patriarch in the 70s and became active with the appointment of a patriarch after 2010. It also has the biggest bell in Anatolia. When we left, it was closed to visit, pay attention to it. Navigation may show you different roads, but be careful one of them is passing through the lands, a stone road is not very suitable for the vehicle, we do not fall on that mistake, there is an asphalt, try to choose it. Since there was a barrier below, we left the vehicle on the slope and walked up the hill. It is worth everything you will see.

ܥܘܡܪܐ ܕܕܝܪܐ ܕܡܪܝ ܐܘܓܢ ܛܘܒܢܐ ܒܢܨܝܒܝܢ 3D by eng: esho sora