Serbian monasteries: Ravanica, Sveti Roman, Djunis

One Sunday I spent visiting three Serbian monasteries: Ravanica, Saint Roman and Djunis. Of these, the most famous monastery is Ravanica near Cuprija, known as endowment of Prince Lazar who was buried here. Monastery of Saint Roman, located on the right bank of the South Morava River, is one of the oldest monasteries in Serbia. Djunis, near Krusevac, is the monastery for nuns known for its spring of holy water which is believed to have healing properties.
Monasteries and churches are fascinating to me primarily because of their aesthetic appeal, and in comparison with other countries Serbia definitely has some of the most beautiful Orthodox churches. See below the pictures of these three monasteries...

Jedan nedeljni dan provela sam u obilasku tri srpska manastira, a to su Ravanica, Sveti Roman i Djunis. Od njih najpoznatiji manastir je Ravanica u blizini Ćuprije, inače zadužbina kneza Lazara koji je ovde sahranjen. Manastir Sveti Roman, koji se nalazi na desnoj obali Južne Morave, je jedan od najstarijih manastira na prostoru Srbije za kojeg je vezano verovanje o ostvarenju svih želja. Manastir Djunis, u blizini Kruševca, je ženski manastir poznat po izvoru svete vode za koju se veruje da leči.

Meni su iskreno manastiri i crkve fascinantni pre svega zbog estetskog izgleda, a u poredjenju sa ostalim državama Srbija definitivno ima jedne od najlepših pravoslavnih crkava. Pogledajte u nastavku slike sva tri manastira...

RAVANICA

DJUNIS

SVETI ROMAN