The village is famous for its sulphur springs and the church of Ayios Ioannis Lampadistis, with excellent frescoes of the 13th and 15th century. Originally a monastery, it is a complex of two churches and a chapel of various dates. One of the biggest religious fairs in the valley is held here on St. John's day, 4th October. In Cyprus name days are more important than birthdays. Moutoulla Less than a kilometre further up is Moutoullas village with its tiny 13th Century chapel of Panagia tou Moutoulla, one of the earliest dated examples of the steep-pitched wooden roof type with frescoes dating to 1280.
Visitors can obtain the key from the adjacent house.
The traditional craft of wooden carved basins has been preserved in Moutoullas. The third village up the mountain is Pedoulas, a summer resort famous for its cherries. The painted church of Archangelos Michael in the lower part of the village dates from 1474. Visitors can obtain the key from the adjacent house. The Pitsylia area lies on the eastern slopes of the Troodos mountain range.