Icons Were Hidden From Turks in Secret Passages: Many Don't Know About This Monastery, Here's Where It Is (PHOTO)
According to the basic architectural design, the Gornjak church belongs to the so-called Moravian style. More precisely, it is a structure built in the late Byzantine architectural manner with elements of local construction. The Church of the Presentation has a trikonhal plan with a dome. The narthex was added later, as was the bell tower with a porch. The frescoes are poorly preserved, and in 1847, they were repainted by Živko Pavlović, a painter from Požarevac. The remaining frescoes in the chapel of Saint Nicholas are better preserved.
