The Maryam Korkor is a rock-hewn church in Tigray, Ethiopia, notable for its cross-shape and architectural features that include cruciforms, pillars, cupolas, and arches. It is one of the largest churches in the area and is home to 17th-century fresco paintings and other church treasures. Access is via the road just Southeast of Megab, and it involves quite a steep climb which takes about an hour to get to the church.