Holy place since the Bronze Age. Monastery surrounded with untouched nature, oak forests and hills, just 25 km from the city of Prilep. In the 5th century this was probably a home to early Christian basilica. Besides traces of monastic life, since the 9th century, a cave church has been discovered, as well as pits, workshops, and lamenting sites from the 12th century. Monastery complex which today consists of the temple of the Holy Transfiguration, Church of St. Peter and Paul, bell tower, shelters and other additional buildings. Temple of the Holy Transfiguration, built in the 14th century, is beautifully ornamented with frescoes, some of them being five centuries old. One of the frescoes, painted in the 19th century, tells the story of a shepherd who saved the church from the Turkish pillaging. This is why the church is also called "Chobanska crkva” or “Shepherd’s Church”