Saint Mary's Churc, Vllaho-Goranxi

The village of Goranx in Gjirokaster houses Saint Mary's Church, which is situated close to the Melani coast. In Albania, the church holds a significant historical position as one of the earliest cult objects. Throughout its history, the 18th-century construction has undergone numerous renovations and modifications in its composition. In the year 2000, the church was deemed a cultural landmark. The configuration of this object is rectangular and comprised of sturdy walls and a circular dome.

The artworks of Onufri, a distinguished painter of Orthodox mural monuments in Albania during the16th century, are widely renowned. The church houses ancient icons and cultural artifacts that showcase the region's rich heritage, and its location provides a breathtaking vantage point overlooking the charming village of Goranxi.

The church's exterior and interior feature reused architectural elements that enhance the significance of this historic structure.