The Leper's patio King carries on the topic of loftiness that describes the building amid Jayavarman VII's rule. It is confronted with sensational bas-reliefs, both on the inside and outside. A few archeologists trust that this second divider is confirmation of a late customs, two meters wide of laterite confronted with sandstone. The inquisitive name of this porch alludes to a Leper's statue King that is on the patio's stage. The one you see today is a duplicate. The first is in the National's yard Museum in Phnom Penh. The figure is portrayed in a situated position with his right knee raised, a position some workmanship history specialists consider to be Javanese-style. Its bareness is uncommon in Khmer workmanship.

Highlights and must see includes

• Statue of Buddha
• Carvings on the wall
• Beautiful greenery and landscape

• Hire a tuk tuk.
• Ask a local.

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