World Heritage Site, masterpiece of medieval architecture Gelati Monastery of Gelati in the western Georgian city of Kutaisi, was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1994, and the monastery was built in 1106 AD, a typical Orthodox church, with majestic architecture. For centuries, the Grat monastery has been the main indoctrination center for Georgians, its builder King David established the kingdom of the powerful feudal dictatorship of Georgia, and King David's greatest wish was to build an indoctrination center, So the famous theologians, philosophers, and jurists were invited to teach here, many of which came from foreign monasteries with rich teaching experience. Grath Abbey retains a large number of murals that can be traced back to the 1st century. Each mural looks very exquisite and spectacular. It can be preserved to the present. It is also seen that its inlay technology is exquisite. Although some have fallen off, the overall look is very shocking. These murals mainly tell the story of the Bible. The "Jesus Light" in the monastery is full of fairy flavor, very popular! Detailed address: Bagrati Street, Kutaisi 4600, Georgia. Traffic guide: There is a direct bus in the old town of Kutaisi.