Людмила Новикова Where is this, in Georgia? The stone and the building have truly become one.

Xenia Brown I wonder if it's in Cappadocia. When and where did you take this photo?

Gabriela Rusu I think it's in Ethiopia, in Lalibela. The stones look exactly as Ludmila says, as if they grew up together.

Григорий Голубев The stone around it is cut so smoothly that even the seams between the blocks are almost invisible. Judging by the appearance, this is the work of not one century, but several.

Viorica Lungu I think it is the Monastery of Saint George in Lalibela. That work in stone took generations.

Марина Иванова This is the Church of St. George in Lalibela. The work really lasts forever, even the edges of the cuts are so smooth.

Ирина Орлова I would like to see it in person, especially how the lighting is inside.

ქეთევან მამულაშვილი Indeed, the walls are so prominent that it is not at all visible where the rock ends and where the building begins. Such precision must have required centuries.

Петро Мороз Цікаво, як вони там всередині з освітленням впоралися. А де саме це знято і коли?

Jelena Popović It is a church in Lalibela, Ethiopia. Cut in one piece.

Христо Христов This is the Church of Saint George in Lalibela, Ethiopia. It was hewn from one monolithic block, and inside there are only narrow windows and a few oil lamps, which the monks burn to this day.

Martin Horváth I would like to see how it looks inside with those narrow windows.

Ειρήνη Αντωνίου The walls are dug so straight that it is not at all visible where the rock ends and the building begins. It must have taken them ages to make it with hand tools.