Prang Ku Castle

Prang Ku is a complex of Khmer-style religious ruins that once served as a hospice and medical facility originating from the 12th-13th century. Its layout resembles an “Arogayasala” (which means hospital) – and comprises a main Prang (spire), a library, wall and entrance pavilions, and a pond outside the walls. The ruins are in good condition, especially the roof structure of the main Prang, which still has its three tiers with a lotus decoration at its pinnacle. Other parts of the ruin have been restored or renovated, and now stand shady and peaceful.