Lalish is a significant religious site for the Yazidi community, located in northern Iraq. It is considered the holiest place for Yazidis, who believe it to be the burial site of Sheikh Adi, a revered figure in their faith. The site features a series of temples and shrines, with the most important being the Temple of Sheikh Adi. The area is characterized by its unique architecture and natural beauty, surrounded by mountains. Pilgrims visit Lalish annually, especially during the Yazidi festival of Jezn, to participate in rituals and seek blessings. The site symbolizes the rich cultural and spiritual heritage of the Yazidi people.