Founded in the 5th century, the Church of Chora Monastery is located in the old town of Istanbul, the most prosperous city in Turkey. The walls and domes of the church are covered with exquisite gold mosaics, including Bible stories, Jesus and the Virgin. Throughout her life, Maria has been hailed as the most beautiful Byzantine relic in Turkey. Like all Christian churches in Turkey, the church of Kola was converted into a mosque during the Ottoman period. Fortunately, these gold murals are not tolerated by Islamic rulers. They are plastered and have been through fire for centuries. And the earthquake, so that everyone forgets that this simple building also hides such beautiful art masterpieces. This secret was discovered only until the mid-20th century. The murals have been mended and re-emerged with golden light. Today it has become one of the best museums in Istanbul, where visitors can see the charm of Byzantine art. Luxury Cora Church highlights the glory of the Byzantine Empire. The picture above depicts the founder of the church, Theodore, who is presenting the church to Christ. The Byzantine poet and writer also ruled the Empire State Treasury. This is the only remaining art of Byzantine mosaic art in the world, and it has always been longing to be able to see its style.