This humble nunnery was our last visit of Great Meteora monasteries, and had appeared to be the best one. This place has Holy energy. From the beginning of your visit there, right at the entrance, you can already experience it through the friendly smile of nun, (who give you a ticket), through the gentle service of her God-sister at the main chapel of the monastery, (who is ready to answer your questions and to show around), and finally you meet with even more sweet charm of their God-Sister at the Monastery museum’s shop. The monastery holds Holy relicts of Saint Charalambos, the early Christian priest of Asia Minor. It is believed that at the time of his martyrdom in 202, Charalambos was 113 years old. His name Χαράλαμπος means “glowing with joy” in Greek. May be it is the reason of pure light energy, which you can experience there. The story of his martyrdom is colourfully depicted in the monastery chapel’s walls. Some people come there with prayers to The Saint: It is believed that his holy relicts could restore poor health conditions and to treat incurable deceases. The views from the monastery are not as dramatic as from other Meteora monasteries such as Great Meteoron or Varlam, and the architecture is much simpler, but still colourful and beautifully organised.