Cor­bii de Pia­tră Monastery is a holy place on the ter­ri­to­ry of Roma­nia, locat­ed in the vil­lage of Jghe­aburi, Cor­bi com­mune (Argeș coun­ty). The monastery is a cave com­plex dat­ing from the 14th cen­tu­ry, which was re-estab­lished in 1512 dur­ing the reign of Nea­goe Basarab. The church, the monastery refec­to­ry and the din­ing hall are dug into the rock 30 meters high and 14.5 long. Also inside the rock there was a spe­cial space ded­i­cat­ed to Nea­goe Basarab. The space served as an open-air court for pub­lic tri­als. Cur­rent­ly, the Stone Crow Monastery is in an advanced stage of decay, although it has immense val­ue through the ancient paint­ings. The Cor­bi com­mune is not only known for the Cor­bii de Pia­tră Monastery, it is also the birth­place of the Corvins (Huni­ade Fam­i­ly), a Hun­gar­i­an noble fam­i­ly.

Locat­ed in the vil­lage of Jghe­aburi, the beau­ti­ful place of wor­ship hides in the shad­ow of a colos­sal rock. Even though it is built in stone, the church brings warmth to the hearts of tourists and parish­ioners who vis­it it year after year. From the cen­ter of the com­mune to the monastery, walk for 20 min­utes, dur­ing which you can get used to the land­scape with lots of green­ery and the home­ly peo­ple of the place. The Cor­bii de Pia­tră monastery has remained, for the locals, the place that brings eter­nal soul warmth. A place of refuge away from every­one’s prob­lems, a holy and spe­cial space.