No. 1: The chedis which are in the area near the ordination hall total ten. They are made of brick-and-mortar in the Ayutthaya period. Only their foundations remain.
No. 2: An inner wall made of brick-and-mortar, built in the Ayutthaya period with a width of 12 metres and a length of 24.50 metres, with two doors on the east side. The width of each entry is 1.50 meters. The inner wall is damaged and broken, leaving only the foundation.
No. 3: An ordination hall built during the Ayutthaya period, facing west with a width of 9 metres and a length of 18.50 metres. There is a single door into the hall of 2 metres wide. The ordination hall is damaged, leaving only the basic foundations. The boundary stones (Bai Sema) are destroyed, and even their base foundations were not found.
No. 4: The main chedi, 14 metres away from the ordination hall, is a twelve rabbeted-angled chedi made of brick-and-mortar, built during the Ayutthaya period. It has a diameter of 19.30 metres. The top part is broken.
No. 5: A square chedi, 3 metres from the main chedi, built of brick-and-mortar in the Ayutthaya period and with a width of 4.80 meters. The stupa is destroyed, leaving only the foundation.
No. 6: Ten small square chedis made of brick-and-mortar in the Ayutthaya period, in the area of the vihara. Six stupas have a diameter of 4.50 metres, and four stupas have a diameter of 4 metres.
No. 7: A vihara or sermon hall, 10.40 metres from the main chedi, built of brick-and-mortar. The sermon hall faces east and is 13 metres wide, 27.40 metres long. There are the foundations of 16 brick pillars, damaged and broken.
No. 8: A small vihara in the northwest, 19.40 metres of the large vihara, made of bricks and mortar in the Ayutthaya period. It has a width of 10 metres and a length of 20 metres, and a single entry in the east. The sermon hall is destroyed, leaving only the foundation.