The most beautiful religious buildings Sekota

This monolithic church, excavated from the rock, stands on a stepped base in the Axumite style. According to legend, it is attributed to King Kaleb (^6th century) after his victory in Arabia, but some archaeologists place it more in the ^14th century. It is known to contain the mummified bodies of some of the Ouag-Choum rulers who succeeded the Zagoué dynasty in the Lasta. Its sculpted facade and richly decorated interior are well worth a visit, especially the coffered ceilings and, of course, the mummies!