Local residents recount that between 1939 and 1950, during the construction of the Chon-Alaï—Uch-Korgon road, the stones from the "Pata-Tash" area were subjected to explosions and loaded onto trucks. However, when it came time to unload them, the stones stubbornly refused to fall to the ground. As a result, they were returned to their original location.
According to the villagers, "These stones belong to Kojo Aziz. Moreover, the soil from the 'Pata-Tash' area is used in the treatment of skin diseases."
This sacred place is located in the village of Shygai, situated along the Osh—Batken—Razakov road, approximately 39-40 km south of the Uch-Korgon rural community, amidst picturesque mountains.
In the village of Shygai, there are several houses, and local residents move here with the arrival of spring.
