Kheltubani

 Peter the Disciple's church is an architectural monument, standing in the village of Kheltubani dating back to late feudal epoch.

It is a single-nave church (25m x 15,8m), built of cobblestone and brick. The door is in the north wall. On one side of the altar there is a stone-carving shop and on the other side there is a deacon’s room. Over them facing the hall there are open concealment places. On either side of the window there is one rectangular niche. The triumph arch is built of square brick….

     The building is damaged!

 The Agia Church and the old settlement are architectural-archaeological monument, standing 1 km north of the village. The church dates back to late feudal epoch. It is a single-nave church (6,8m x 4,5m), built of cobblestone. The entrance is in the center of the west wall. The nave is covered over with a vault. The old settlement is near the church. Old Kheltubani must have been on this place. Due to the lack of water the population must have descended down, where there is the village of Kheltubani now…..

 The Burial Mound is an archaeological monument, dating back to second half of the second millennium B.C. It consists of two groups: the mouds and the Tandi springlet. Two mounds were excavated, one of them is situated 0,5 km from the village, dating back to XXIV-XX centuries B.C….

         It is badly damaged!