Evil Land

Koh-i-Chiltan, known as the 'Mountain of Forty Bodies', is a steep, rocky peak in the Sulaiman Mountains, revered and feared for its haunting legends. The mountain is said to be home to the spirits of forty children abandoned by their father, creating an eerie atmosphere filled with whispers of the past. Adventurers who dare to explore its heights may encounter the playful spirits among the juniper trees, while the rocky terrain offers both challenge and beauty.

A towering peak with steep, rugged cliffs and scattered juniper trees, Koh-i-Chiltan looms majestically over the landscape, its rocky surface glistening under the sun. The air is crisp and carries a sense of mystery, with the occasional sound of laughter echoing through the valleys, hinting at the presence of the spirits.