According to local traditions, between 1939 and 1950, during the construction of the Chon-Alai—Uch-Korgon road, the stones from "Pata Tash" were blasted for extraction. However, when it came time to unload them, the stones refused to leave the trucks. Ultimately, they were returned to their original place.
According to the villagers, the stones belong to Kojo Aziz. Additionally, the soil from this area has healing properties and is used to treat skin diseases.
The sacred site is located in the village of Shygai, along the Osh—Batken—Razakov road, approximately 39-40 km south of the Uch-Korgon rural community, amidst picturesque mountains.
Shygai has several houses, and the locals usually return here in the spring.
