The owner Mr. Qoldosh and his wife Ms. Muhabbat have three children. The daughter is called Muhlisa and the sons are called Muhammad Ali and Daler. The family has cattle, sheep, and hens, and they also produce most of the vegetables in their own garden. In the homestay, you can watch or participate in activities such as bread baking, traditional meal cooking, butter making, and cow milking. The homestay is an ideal starting point for short or longer mountain hikes into the Nuratau Mountains. Guests can hike to the homestays in Sentob village or hike to Hayat and Uhum villages.

This homestay was only established in 2017 and it has 6 guest rooms furnished with beds where up to 16 people can be accommodated. There are two showers and two flush toilets. In front of the house, the homestay has a large garden with apple, walnut, and apricot trees where guests can relax sitting around the table or on a tapchan.