Wat Rang is an abandoned monastery situated off the city island in the eastern area of Ayutthaya, in the Khlong Suan Phlu Sub-district.
Wat Bot Daeng (restored chedi) stood north, and Wat Kradok (restored ruin) northwest.
The monastery could find its place within a cluster of four temples, the others being Wat Chumphon, Wat Phra Non and Wat Kradok along Khlong Wat Phra Non.
The site is hidden behind an apartment complex and can be challenging to find.
In situ is a medium-sized mound, most of which has collapsed due to seasonal flooding.
When visiting the site in May 2009 CE, we saw that large holes had been excavated on the spot. We found no foundations of a chedi or prayer hall. A large number of fragmented Buddha images was seen, including portions of a head. Some of this debris is quite large, suggesting that a Buddha image of significant height once stood at this monastery. A large number of bricks are scattered across the mound. Water, maybe a remnant of a moat, made it difficult to access the site.
There is no information on its history or date of establishment.
