The temple is really very ascetic, there is not even a cross. Although it is quite difficult to call even a temple, it feels like all the icons are taken from another "shrine" nearby - from an icon shop. Inside, they are giving a lecture on the topic "which icon do you need to buy from us", the prices for the icon are inadequate, the smallest 3 * 4 costs 25€. It is simply impossible to remain without the attention of the women serving there and without an advertising campaign.
At the same time, on the way to the "temple", the guide said that it was not good to go there without buying an icon, and the temple should be helped. There you will also hear the catchy "don't bring money to the temple, God doesn't need it"
Draw your own conclusions.
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Alena Makarevich
Level 2 Local Expert
November 8
Upon arrival in Alanya, St. George's Day was celebrated
(Pope Yuri) , they were looking for a temple nearby to put candles.
And we were very glad to get to such a magical and miraculous place on foot.
Latif, who protects this place, was warmly welcomed and treated with Turkish tea.
In general, now we go there regularly, because the soul is fragrant there.
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Matvey D.
Level 2 Local Expert
September 28
The temple itself is pleasant and very modest, but there is nothing special about this place, not even a cross.
But next to the store is more than the territory of the temple and habalki, swearing obscenities next to him sit in headscarves and also ask to put on a headscarf before entering the STORE, some kind of sur.
I do not advise buying anything here, and even going here.