The Chilu Chor Chashma Springs are a place of mass pilgrimage, emerging from the desert. From the foot of a small hill are beaten by five large springs that break down into 39 smaller ones. Water in each of the springs is considered medicinal, curing various diseases. Near the spring there is an orchard, where pilgrims rest in the shade. Sheikh Haji Ismoil, a direct descendant of the family, speaks not only about the holy seal handed down from generation to generation, but about the rich history of the valley. The story is related to the mayor Ibni Kutaib, the first to bring Islam into the valley. Today, all 44 springs attract residents and guests by providing sacred water with unique minerals. Water heals and gives cheerfulness. Carps swimming in clear water add a special flavor, although fishing is considered prohibited here. Locals believe that the meat of these fish will become bitter if caught and cooked. Tourists can learn fascinating facts about the place, enjoy the beautiful view and have plenty of holy water