A more probable origin, according to Habib Borjian, is a derivation from a prefix, either *ni- ("down") or *niš- ("out"), attached to a root such as *rak ("arrange"), referring to the prominent ridges and gorges around the village.

Due to the village's geographical position (suitable soil, water and weather), farmers are active in the field of horticulture.

Given the average rainfall of 200 mm per year, the village is a suitable place for growing sweet-scented Mohammadi rose.

Poetry written by Bahram Nashalji about 700 years ago shows that the culture of friendship prevailed in the village.

Neshlaj is one of the tourism attractions of Kashan which, due to its unique texture, mild climatic conditions, snowy winter and cool summers, shines like a jewel.