Đurđevi Stupovi is a medieval Serbian Orthodox monastery located in Raška, Serbia. Founded in the 12th century, it is one of the oldest monasteries in the region and is known for its significant historical and cultural value. The monastery features beautiful frescoes and unique architectural elements that reflect the Byzantine influence of the time. The name "Đurđevi Stupovi" translates to "St. George's Pillars," honoring Saint George, the patron saint of the monastery. The site has been a center of spiritual life and education for centuries, contributing to the preservation of Serbian heritage and Orthodox Christianity in the Balkans.