No. 1: A chedi made of brick-and-mortar on a square base, twelve rabbeted-angled in Ayutthaya style. The base is 7.10 meters wide and stands 8 meters away from the second pagoda, currently damaged and destroyed. Only the foundation remains.
No. 2: A chedi made of brick-and-mortar in a rectangular shape in Ayutthaya style. The base is 7.10 meters wide and stands at a distance of 2.50 metres from the wall of the ordination hall.
No. 3: A chedi, made of brick-and-mortar on a square base in Ayutthaya style. The base is 2.60 metres wide and stands at a 7.60 metres distance from the wall of the ordination hall. The foundation is damaged.
No. 4: The wall of the ordination hall, made of brick-and-mortar, is damaged. The foundation is 20 metres wide and 81.40 metres long.
No. 5: Boundary stones or Bai Sema are a pair of sandstone plates. There are still eight bases left.
No. 6: The ordination hall, made of brick-and-mortar, Ayutthaya style, with a broken roof, 21.80 metres wide and 64.80 metres long. Facing the east is a large Buddha image. There are porches at the front and back, and there are stairs on both sides. There are square pillars made of brick-and-mortar inside the ubosot, totalling 20 pillars. There are terraces on both sides. The ordination hall has walls and foundations.
No 7: A chedi, made of brick-and-mortar on a square base in Ayutthaya style. The base is 3.60 metres wide and stands at 16 metres distance from the wall of the ordination hall. The foundation remains.
