This road, which starts from the village of Burchmulla, invites the traveler to the heights from the very first moments of the journey. When passing through the Tersky Pass and descending into the Kulasa River valley, rich in waterfalls, the most pristine nature is revealed: blue-green junipers, icy springs filtering through the rocks, and the fragrant aroma of herbs hits the nose. Local legends about the origin of the name of the peak give the journey a special mystery - shepherds say that a bright person named Kopir Baba (perhaps his name was Camphor, fragrant like a healing tree) died here and the place was named in his memory. As you climb higher, a herd of horses grazing freely on a carpet of tulips adds even more charm to the journey. When you reach the peak, the magnificent view of the interconnected Chatkal, Pskom, and Ugom ranges will completely change your perception of the world below.