Wooden churches of the Slovak Carpathians

A very well known among locals and visitors the Wooden churches of the Slovak Carpathians is a part of Carpathian Mountain Area recorded on the World Heritage List comprise of two Roman Catholic, three Protestant and three Greek Orthodox holy places worked between the sixteenth and eighteenth hundreds of years. The property displays great cases of a rich neighborhood convention of religious engineering, set apart by the gathering of Latin and Byzantine societies.

The buildings display some typological ieties in their floor designs, inside spaces and outer appearance because of their separate religious practices. They bear declaration to the improvement of major design and aesthetic patterns amid the time of development and to their understanding and adjustment to a particular land and social setting. Insides are enlivened with artistic creations on the dividers and roofs and different show-stoppers that advance the social hugeness of the properties.