| This Khmer temple was modified. The brick-and-concrete complex is dominated by one principal tower, or prang, at the center, representing Mount Meru, the abode of God. Four smaller prangs, only three of which remain now, are located at each corner of the principal one, representing the subordinate mountains in which lower Gods dwell. The remains show that these prangs are on 12-cornered indented square platform.
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