Lower Panagia Xenia monastery, Thessaly, Greece

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  • Photo title: Lower Panagia Xenia monastery, Thessaly, Greece
  • Author: Lefpap
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  • The Holy Monastery of Panagia in Lower Xenia is situated 16 kilometres from the town of Almyros Thessaly, Greece. It is built on a small plateau with beautiful vegetation and plentiful water. . It is built on a small plateau with beautiful vegetation and plentiful water. The wonderworking icon of Panagia of Xenia is tightly linked with the two monasteries and remains a protection and refuge for all the faithful of the region.
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