St. George’s Orthodox Church to be a Monument of National Importance
Centuries-old St. George’s Orthodox Church at Cheppad, Kerala is now set to be declared a Centrally protected monument of national importance by the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI).
St. George’s Orthodox Church
- It is believed that the church was built in AD 950, but some experts put the year of construction at AD 1050. Though it was rebuilt in 1952, the apse at the eastern end of the church was left intact to preserve the murals.
- The rich murals of the church, a part of the Christian art tradition, belong to the pre- Renaissance period and are a blend of Persian ....
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