Suleiman Too

This five-peaked rough bank appears to linger over the city wherever you go. It has been a Muslim place of pilgrimage for centuries, as far as anyone knows on the grounds that the Prophet Mohammed once prayed here. Its inclines are indented with numerous a cave and cleft each rumored to have distinctive corrective or spiritual properties; numerous are point by point on photograph sheets in the Cave Museum.

One such is fruitfulness mini-cave Ene-Beshik, its stones worn smooth by young ladies crawling in to help their nurturing goals. You'll see it appropriate next to the way to the Cave Museum as you dive westbound from Suleiman Too's principle perspective. On that ridge lies the one-room Dom Babura.