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The temple consists of
two parts, lying north, and south of each other. The northern one has two big temples, and
the southern only has one. All of those temples are rectangular, two storeyed,
three-roomed buildings. Each of them is surrounded by rows of small shrines and stupas
(Buddhist monument), and linking them together. Since it had suffered considerable damage, major restoration has been made.
Although Plaosan is not completely restored, but it has already showed many unique and
unusual features, like the very fine kala (demonic head as a guard on Hindu
temples) found above the windows of the temples, as an assimilation between Buddhist and
Hindu.
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