Koytendag arouses fascination not only with its natural resources, the bowels of which contains nearly the entire Mendeleev’s periodic table. Most likely, this fact is of great practical interest to geologists, scientists and other experts. These mountains lure tourists by their unique natural monuments, biological diversity, mysterious beauty and unexplained phenomena that you will not see in other places.
For example, there is a small stream near the Hojapil village that flows from bottom to top contrary to all the laws of physics. “This cannot be so!” the reader will exclaim and will be right. In fact, this is an optical illusion that most tourists succumb to and then tell others, “Believe it or not, I would not have believed, had I not seen it with my own eyes.”
