History
The Wali (ruler) of Swat constructed a dispensary and homes for those suffering from leprosy near the Termezi's mausoleum, where is is believed the waters help in curing leprosy. There is a cave in the nearby mountain where Termezi used to retire and pray, conducting chilla.
A bazaar is adjacent to the mausoleum; most of its customers are tourists or pilgrims who come to visit the grave of Termezi throughout the year.
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