Explore the real world locations found in Forgotten Queen
Katskhi Column : The Pillar of Heaven
A towering limestone pillar rising from the earth, crowned by a lone chapel in the sky. The Katskhi Pillar is not only one of the most surreal and sacred landmarks in Georgia, but one of the most isolated churches in the world.
The Cave Monastery of Vardzia
The magnificent Cave Monastery of Vardzia was carved into the slopes of the Erusteti Mountain. The great Queen Tamar's remains are believed to be still hidden in a secret chamber under the monastery, along with precious stones, ancient manuscripts and religious artifacts.
Ruins of St Augustine
Once the largest church in Goa, the ruins of St. Augustine stand as a haunting reminder of a lost empire. Its towering remains and weathered arches echo the passage of centuries.
The Story of St. Ketevan The Martyr
A queen, a prisoner, a martyr. Saint Ketevan of Georgia chose faith over submission, enduring unimaginable suffering rather than renouncing her beliefs. Her legacy lives on as a symbol of courage, sacrifice, and unbroken spirit.
Other Locations
Convent of Grace
Lisbon, Portugal
Anjediva Island
India
Dungeons of Shah Abbas II
Shiraz, Iran
Our Lady of Rosary Church
Goa, India
Georgian Archives
Tbilisi, Georgia
Cistern under St Cajetans
Old Goa
The Inquisition Cross
St Sebastians Chapel, Goa
The Augustinian Bell
Church of Immaculate Conception, Goa
The Cave Monastery of Vardzia
The magnificent Vardzia Cave Monastery was carved into the slopes of the Erusteti Mountain in 12th Century Georgia and was invaded and sacked during the Persian invasion in 1551.
The Secret Chamber also known as the Sakhli, contained a large amount of silver, gold, precious stones and religious artifacts.
The great Queen Tamar’s remains are believed to be hidden in the Sakhli under the monastery.