Ku Ka Sing

The temple complex features three main structures arranged in a north-south direction, with the central castle being the largest of the architectural ensemble.

Construction of Ku Ka Sing dates back to the Late 16th Buddhist Century, during the Bapuan period when Khmer architecture influenced religious structures in Thailand.

The temple walls display detailed sandstone carvings depicting hermits and goddesses, representing the religious and artistic traditions of the Khmer civilization.

Located at coordinates 15.576572, 103.675956, the temple sits on an oval mound measuring 720 by 2000 meters, surrounded by the Chi, Siew, Tao, and Phlapphla rivers.

Two library buildings face the main castle, which contains a mondop housing Conondi, believed to represent connections with Lord Shiva in ancient worship practices.

Location: Ku Ka Sing

GPS coordinates: 15.57657,103.67596

Latest update: March 10, 2025 15:45