Panagia Vorini Chapel - Pedoulas, Nicosia, Cyprus
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The Panagia Vorini Chapel is located in the Pedoulas village in the Nicosia district.

It is situated outside the village, to the north. The chapel is made of one room and has a wooden roof. Lower than the level of where the chapel is located, is a river.

The temple celebrates in the name of Zoodochou Pigi on the Friday after Easter. The temple is dated to the 13th century.  

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