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.