The mausoleum of Mawlono Qutbiddin is located about 30km away from the centre of the district of Baljuwon. It is situated in the southern part of the district, in the Olichadara village of the village council of Degtur. The mausoleum was built in the XVI century but has turned into ruin. It was repairedin 2003 and catches the views of every visitorcoming to the Baljuwon district.They make a pilgrimage to the mausoleum of Mawlono Qutbiddin who is believed to be of the holy figures in Islam.

The wall of the mausoleum are constructed from high-quality baked bricks. There is an arched , semicircular entrance in the center of the building. The entrance is decorated with carved double doors. Its windows are arched and decorated with wooden bars. However, the roof building is not repaired well. Due to the bad road it is difficult to travel to this mausoleum. It should be noted that most of the surrounding residents and the community do not have sufficient information about this mausoleum and personality.
The area of site, including it is surrounding garden is more than 1 hectare. There are two tombs inside it. These tombs are covered covered with green cloth. The ceiling of the mausoleum is made of wood and painted in different colors.
The courtyard of the mausoleum was separated by an iron fence, and in the courtyard of the mausoleum there was a room with a corridor of about 3 to 5 meters, which is in a very dilapidated condition. According to the construction of this room, it is known that it is the residenceof the guard of the mausoleum and the cemetery. Inside the room, a broken clay pot was made, and it turned out that the pot was found in the same cemetery.

The mausoleum is attributed to Khoja Qutbiddin Yahya Nishopuri who has lived in between XIII- XIV centuries in Iran and Central Asia. It is believed that this wise man traveled from Nishapur, Iran to Baljuvan in Khatlon, where he died and was buried. A masoleum was constructed for him around 16^th century. Since then the mausoleum became the place of pilgrimage, and worship for thelocal, and visitors.The mausoleum is registered as an historical heritage by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tajikistan. The ministry had also allocated a certain amount of money for the restoration of the mausoleum of Khoja Qutbiddin.