The earliest structures here date back to the second half of the 17th century. The necropolis developed in time and space along the ring, i.e. the most ancient buildings remained permanently in the center. Of the two surviving domed mausoleums, the building in the southern part of the necropolis is of particular interest. The coherence of proportions and the richness of ornamental design make it possible to attribute it to one of the best creations of folk masters of the 19th century. Saganatami are made in the traditional style, with an attractive ornamental design. The old mosque, in which the mihrab is remarkably decorated, has been preserved. Small forms of architecture are represented by several koitas and kulpytas. They are distinguished by their simple forms and interesting ornamental carvings.