Morch is a castle-type tower complex on the spur of Mät Loam Mountain, 600 meters above Hamishek. In its center stands one of the highest battle towers in Ingushetia, reaching six floors. According to legend, the tower remained unfinished, as the master builder fell off the roof during the installation of the last cone-shaped stone. In 2013, the tower was restored. The second five-story battle tower had a pyramid-step completion. It was built by the famous architect Hana Hing from Hyan. The third five-storey battle tower had a flat roof with a jagged wedding. Like other buildings, it is now in ruins. In the vicinity of the complex, you can find the foundation stones of the core-shaped mausoleum of the XV century Yarych-Kash (The Tomb of Yarych), built over the grave of the brave leader of the local military squad named Yarych. In 1944, the mausoleum was destroyed. 450 meters above the towers of Morch stands the temple-sanctuary of the XV-XVI centuries Morch-Selhi. It had a gable-step roof with a longitudinal ridge - "skate" (now it is dilapidated). The inner room is divided by a pointed arch into two equal parts. Archaeologists found in the temple bones of sacrificial small cattle, arrowheads, an earring.
The Morch Tower Complex is part of the Dzhirakh-Assin State Historical, Architectural and Natural Museum-Reserve and is an identified object of cultural heritage protected by the state.
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