The Prang Ku Suan Tang is a Khmer art archaeological site. It consists of 3 castles that was built by bricks and arranged in a north-south direction on the same laterite pedestal. All of building are turned to the east, There is one of door way and the other 3 doors are solidify, flat and opaque, lo

Kui Ban Ku community It is a learning community. It is a community of development. and is a community of cultural tourism Ban Ku is a village that has been established for a long time, approximately three hundred years. From the stories told by the elderly in the village The Kui Ban Ku communi

A Khmer civilization that once it had flourished before in Mahasarakham province, there are lots of the Ku in this provincial area and the very outstanding the most is Ku Suntarat, located in Ku Suntarat sub district, Na Dune district, Maha Sarakarm province. It was built by laterite, with Khmer in

Prang Ku is an archaeological site that has the plan as same as the drug treatment court in the 18th century Buddhist. There are Buddha image in the middle and ancient library in the front, surrounded by the walls that contain Gopura at the front side. Prang Ku was made of laterite bricks except for

Prasat Ban Samo, a small ancient Khmer castle, was built with laterite, consisting the small porch, the front entrance on the east side, and the false doors on the other sides, the sandstone with unfinished engraved pattern assumed as the image of Buddha in the attitude of meditation above Kala face

The present archaeological site is the site of Wat Prang Kuin Prang Khong Chai; farther northeast of the archaeological site is a marsh known as Bueng Khyong. At present, the archaeological site has collapsed, but it can be seen from laterite that remains. The base is arranged in a square shape in t

It is located at Ban Nong Ku Sub-district, Bueng Bun. Srisaket Province Take the route Orange - Rasi Salai. Turn left elephant turn about 9 km. It is assumed that this castle would be built around the 17th century. Used as a shrine or a shrine in Brahmanism. กู่ It is a three-pranged pagoda built

Prang Ku, or Prasat Nong Ku, is a pavilion built in the 18th century, consisting of the main Prang, walls, gates and ponds outside the walls, and antiques preserved under wooden buildings such as carved sandstone lintels have been found.

Prang Ku, Baan Khum Ngoen is located at Ban Khum Ngoen, Moo. 8, Khok Sawang, Phanom Phrai District, Roi Et 45140

Another significant archaeological site of Maha Sarakham province that was built by laterite, it is Khmer of art in the shape of a square tent; raise up from the ground to peak 16 square meters, width is 10 square meters. Inside the castle was surrounded by square walls, there are arch, principal Ku

Pang Ku Subdistrict was originally in the administrative area of Ban Thin Subdistrict. Separated of administration from Ban Thin Subdistrict in 1980. Originally, Pang Ku Subdistrict was called "Prang Ku" after Phra That Don Ku which is located at Ban Don Ku At present, it is a sub-district in the a

It was built around the 16th to the early 17th Buddhist century as a Arokhaya Sala for people who came to participate the rituals at Prasat Meuang Tum. The castle are consists of a laterite prang, there is a sand stone frame door, the front is a porch that stick out, and another three sides are fa