II-I millennium BC), found on the territory of the ancient Ingush villages of Targim, Khamkhi, Egikal, Doshkhakle, Kart, and others.

Local artists were invited to create paintings to decorate the walls inside the tower, in combination with specially selected lighting to give the building its own character and individuality.

[7] The floor plan of the tower make it possible to hold various cultural events, scientific conferences, in particular, readings, meetings of the Council of Teips (Meḣk-Kḣel), youth forums, etc.

[8] The multifunctional monument plays an important role in the consolidation of the Ingush society, since it belongs not to one clan, as was the case many centuries ago, but to all residents of Ingushetia.

At an altitude of 85 meters the towers has an observation deck made of super-resistant glass, from which a panorama of the city of Magas and the surrounding area opens up.