The tower complex Päling was built XV-XVII centuries. Located in the Jeirakh district, on the spur of the mountain Tsorei Loam.
On the territory of the Päling Tower complex there are 4 battle towers, 14 dilapidated residential towers, 2 semi-combat towers, 8 ground crypts and a crypt isolation center.
Three battle towers, square in plan, have 6 floors, hinged stone mashikuli-balconies, pyramidal-step roof and reached a height of 27.00-28.00 m. Residential towers were rectangular, had 2-3 floors, a flat roof with a high parapet. In the upper parts of 3 of them were arranged extensive loggias. Each castle had a high defensive wall (up to 4.00m).
On the territory of the tower complex Päling there are 10 semi-ruined collective crypt tombs of the late Middle Ages.
On the territory of Nizhny Pälinga there is previously a Muslim cemetery, which has steles with Arabic script. In the Lower Pälinga are 3 ground tower-like crypts with a pyramidal-stepped roof, one ground crypt-mausoleum and one pillar-shaped sanctuary erected above the spring.
In the south of Upper Pälinga there was a river mill.
The tower complex Päling is part of the Dzhirakh-Assin State Historical, Architectural and Natural Museum-Reserve. It is an identified object of cultural heritage.