The ruins of the palace are made up of two of the northern and southern wings. The northern wing was the residence of the royal family. This wing has an open quadrangle where the "Dab Lhagang", now in ruins, is also seen; the Royal family used to offer prayers with incense to their deities here. A white marble slab of size x (reported to have been shifted from the river and carried by a single person ) is also seen at this location, which was once the location of the monastery known as "Risum Gompa".