The news of the stunning sight of the Tőkési ág has spread in other parts of the country, so more and more people are looking for real silence, untouched nature, birds chirping, natural water trickling. The Tőkési ág is not merely a river that has carved a bed into the ground itself. If you will, it is part of the vascular system paradise, the peculiarity of which is that it does not have its source, only fed by groundwater. Due to its cleanliness, its wildlife is diverse, diverse, and extremely rich, even in living beings that are now quite rare in our environment. The miller craft, often driven by mills installed on rivers, is to be assigned to the ancient professions of Csallóköz, which is often carried out on our rivers. One of the last messengers of these is the Cséfalvay water mill on the Tőkési ág, which was originally built in the 19th century.