Scetis Monastery

The Scetis Monastery, also known as the White Monastery, is a historic Coptic Christian monastery located in the Eastern Desert of Egypt. Founded around the 4th century, it served as a spiritual center and hub for monastic life for early Egyptian Christians. Known for its ancient churches, monastic chambers, and peaceful desert setting, it reflects centuries of religious devotion and tradition. Today, the monastery remains an important site for pilgrimage, offering insight into early Christian history, monastic practices, and Egyptian heritage amidst a serene desert landscape.