Near the Demirhan Fabrikasi, is the town of Yitik Koyu. It is a small settlement located on the outskirts of the region, nestled between sand dunes and ancient ruins. The village is mostly made up of simple mud-brick houses with thatched roofs, but there are a few buildings made of stone that belong to the more prosperous families in the area.
Yitik Koyu is a lively place, with bustling markets and small businesses. The villagers are mostly farmers, tending to their crops with the help of advanced farming technology that allows them to grow crops in sandy soil. They also herd goats and camels, which they use for transportation and trade.
Despite the harsh living conditions in Is Sahasi, the people of Yitik Koyu are known for their warm hospitality and welcoming nature. Visitors are often offered food and drink, and invited to rest in the shade of the village square.