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What is that bell for?

Many foreigners come to Serbia because it is cheap.

Wait a minute, is that the Cathedral of St. Sava?

Yes, that’s the cathedral!

saint sava cathedral

Is this the biggest church in Serbia?

That's right, St. Sava's Cathedral is the largest church.

Who is that person over there?

It's the Karađorđe monument.

Karađorđe Monument

So Karađorđe

rebelled for Serbian independence

He fought against the Ottoman Empire from 1803 to 1814.

The crosses on the roof
They say it's made of gold.

For reference, the cross at the top is said to be 12 meters tall.

You can also see a small temple of Saint Sava next to it.
(Мала Црква Светог Савеa)

Just wait 2 seconds
(A lady suddenly speaks)

This is Belgrade disabled person
This is a donation card for children.

The donated money goes to children with disabilities.
will be used for meals

If you purchase this photo, you can help children with disabilities
It's a donation for

-So I bought this photo and donated it.
-Oh okay.

-How much did you pay?
-3 euros

It's okay

Because it's for a good cause

The photo is pretty

Can I bring my camera in?

I'm not sure

(You can take pictures with a camera inside)

Inside St. Sava's Cathedral

The scale is ridiculously large.

A picture of Jesus in front of you

The picture isn't painted, it's set in stone.

How long did it take to make this one?

The entire ground floor wall of the church is not painted.

I put all these colored stones one by one.

It's really tightly packed.

The picture of Jesus you just saw was also set in stone.

iphone selfie

hehe

No~

If I take a picture from this angle, I look fat.

That's right, look at this

lol

Ulzzang angle again

side

Cathedral ceiling (ceiling height 70 meters)

Everything, even the ceiling, was made of stone.
Wow...

Including the cross, the height of this building is
They say it's 83 meters tall, and it's a one-story building...

Seriously good church wall paintings

I have nothing but admiration...

It feels like a real museum, not a cathedral.

The interior is still under construction here.

How much time, effort, and energy was invested to build this cathedral?

Even the gold background color is made of stone.
They were put together one by one like a mosaic.

I think this cathedral is really pretty

I respect all other religions

I think this cathedral is really made the prettiest.

This box is for the poor
It's a fundraiser for sick people.

The box next to it is a fundraising box for Kosovo.

It's a fundraiser for our people who live there.

These are people who are starving

And those without shelter

For reference, this cathedral is in terms of actual area.
It is said to be the largest Orthodox church in the world.

I don't have much, but I need to raise money.

Serbian Church, Russian Church, Greek Church
All cathedrals look like this

I've been to a Russian cathedral and a Greek cathedral once.

I liked the Greek church more

Perhaps because it has many similarities with the Serbian church.

This person is Saint Petka

This is the name of the church I saw yesterday
I was baptized in her church

So I kissed this picture

And if you have money to donate

Just put it in here
I already put money there

'Cause I only have big bills now
I'll put it in later when I get change.

So I went around the church and

There's no need to go everywhere

But going back and forth

Donate money here

Elsewhere, people make the sign of the cross, pray, and kiss.
This is how you go around church

Do Orthodox go to church on Sunday?

That's right

But for example

Christmas Eve is

We all gathered in front of the church

Cut down the tree and burn it

the tree I told you about before

I can't remember the name

It's in Korea too

I cook it and eat it too.

You know that brown food?

-brown?
-Oak tree?

Is it an oak tree?

Am I right? (hit)

Cut down the oak trees, gather them in front of the church, and then burn them.

Then the

After fasting, I come to the church every time.

What are we doing here together?

What was “Miseo”?
I don't remember. I'll have to ask my grandmother.

I can’t believe I forgot this..ㅠㅠ

So usually everyone goes on Sunday
Come here and worship

Yes, let’s gather here

The priest came

I pray and worship

So some people

Leave this in front of the photo

What do these things mean?

I have to ask my grandmother about this too.

What's behind the glass

I'm not sure
The candies in front

When you don't have money right away, post things like this

The one above is from an Orthodox family.
You have a lot

This is us Slava, Christmas,
Or is it the incense that is burned during some event?

Over time, the entire house
It smells very nice

When you get married, burn that at the wedding too.

The bride conducting the wedding
I'm going to take that and burn it.

And burn incense around the person getting married.

As the smell spreads

And the priest will walk around the couple.

And while praying for the wedding party,
It's consummating the marriage.

Come down to the basement

-This is the basement.
-wow..

Let’s take videos of each other haha

I see a statue of Jesus

The people in the pictures on the wall
They say they are all Orthodox clergy.

It's a picture of the Serbian church and the Constantinople church.

What was this picture drawn with?

I'm not sure about the type of paint.

The pictures on the lower floor are
It's all made of paint

But all the pictures upstairs are

They are all made of small pieces of stone

-I can't imagine how they drew all this.
-I know

wow..

As expected, there are paintings painted on the ceiling as well.

You can also see many young couples in this church.

This involves inserting a piece of paper with the name of the deceased person being commemorated.

Wishing you good health next to you
Put in a piece of paper with the names of your acquaintances written on it.

Writing down the names of Emilija's family

Would you like to write down the names of your parents and family?

Write down all names

Okay let's go

-Is that made of gold?
-That's probably real gold painted.

It really leaves you amazed until the end.

Souvenir shop inside the cathedral

- Write on the bread with something that looks like a seal.
-Oh okay

I want to buy this for you

What is this?

I wear it on my wrist too.

It's here! It's called a brojanica bracelet.

There's writing on the stamp on that bread.

We think this bracelet protects us

This is a candle used in the Slava ceremony.

Framed paintings of priests

This man was the ruler of the Orthodox Church for a very long time.

This is it

-Next time I come, I'll buy one of these.
-Okay

It costs about 40 euros each.. (expensive)

If you want to buy one as a souvenir, buy it.

I came out of the cathedral

What are these candles doing?

What is this?

The candles above

It means hoping that living people can be healthy.

The candles below are to commemorate those who have passed away.

Usually the living and the dead
Not on the same day

So today only the living people will do it.

Come back tomorrow or the day after tomorrow

I'll do it for the people who passed away

I had a really meaningful time with Emilija.

For the health of family and friends
Emilija lighting a candle

For reference, I also did the following:

-Let’s come here for coffee tomorrow.
-okay

People visiting Serbia
I recommend St. Sava Cathedral!!

The church bell is ringing

Current time 2:05

What is that bell for?

Now I don't know lol

Korean food store in Belgrade

Of course there is soju haha.

There’s K-Pop on the TV.