No 1: The gate in the temple wall is in the east. A walkway communicating with Wat Na Phra Men is 66.45 meters long. There were two gates in the wall, one on the east and one on the west, but the gates and the walls were deteriorated and damaged because of old age and destruction. Some foundations and walls underneath are remaining. The wall measures 330.60 m wide and 66.60 m long.
No 2: A brick-and-mortar pagoda built in the Ayutthaya period. The base is 10.40 meters wide on each side. It is a round chedi with broken tops.
No 3: A brick-and-mortar vihara built in the Ayutthaya period, facing east, with a width of 9.20 meters and a length of 16.70 meters. The vihara was destroyed, leaving only the walls. In the middle is a square base made in brick-and-mortar for the main Buddha image.
No 4: A minor chedi, made of brick-and-mortar, octagonal base, built in the Ayutthaya period. The base is 4.60 meters wide, damaged and broken, leaving only its foundation.
No 5: A minor chedi, made of brick-and-mortar, octagonal base, built in the middle Ayutthaya period. The base is 3 meters wide, damaged and broken, leaving only its foundation.
No 6: A chedi, made of brick-and-mortar, octagonal base, built in the middle Ayutthaya period, 7.60 m wide.
No 7: A minor chedi, made of brick-and-mortar, octagonal base, built in the middle Ayutthaya period, width 4.80 meters. The top is damaged and broken.
No 8: A minor chedi, made of brick-and-mortar, octagonal base, built in the middle Ayutthaya period, width 3.40 meters, damaged and broken, only the foundation remains.
No 9: Mandapa, made of brick-and-mortar, built in the Ayutthaya period, deteriorated and left the walls and its foundation.