Wat Ku Sunthraram (Wat Ku Sanam)

Wat Ku Sunthraram, also known as Wat Ku Sanam, is a historic Buddhist temple in Suea Kok Subdistrict, Wapi Pathum District, Maha Sarakham Province, northeastern Thailand. It is notable for its well-preserved Khmer-style prang dating to the 11th-12th century, later adapted as a Buddhist sanctuary. The site combines ancient laterite and sandstone architecture with an active temple compound, reflecting the region's Khmer heritage and Isan Buddhist traditions.

Visitors can expect an active village temple compound centered on a restored Khmer prang built of laterite and sandstone. The main prang stands on a laterite base with carved lintels and a surrounding gallery area, set within a quiet, open temple grounds with mature trees, modern ubosot and sala buildings, and Buddha images. The site is compact and walkable, allowing close viewing of ancient stonework, religious art, and daily temple activities in a rural Isan setting.