No. 1: The road to the temple is 4 metres wide, 43.50 metres long and separated from U Thong Road.
No. 2: The outer wall is a brick wall with a thickness of about 60 cm, a width of 63 metres and 95 metres long on each side, damaged and broken, leaving only the foundation.
No. 3: The pagoda wall is brick-and-mortar, approximately 50 cm thick, 27 m long on each side, damaged and broken, leaving only the foundation.
No. 4: Chedis located in four corners constructed in brick-and-mortar. The chedis have a bell-shaped drum on an octagonal base, 6.50 meters wide, damaged and broken, leaving only the foundation.
No. 5: Central chedi behind the ordination hall. It is a brick-and-mortar bell-shaped pagoda on an octagonal base, 10 meters wide and approximately 6 meters high. Looters damaged the broken spire at the base on the east end for a long time. Later, the staff of the 1st Fine Arts Unit, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province, repaired it by bringing bricks in to fill the base.
No. 6: Double boundary stones or Bai Sema Double were damaged, leaving only a 1-meter broad base.
No. 7: The ordination hall in front of the chedi faces east, 6.50 meters away from the chedi wall. The rectangular terrace of the hall was built in brick-and-mortar, approximately 50 cm high, 13.50 m wide on each side, 32 m long on each side, with two stairs to the back with a width of 1.40 meters and one stair in front of the ubosot of 2 meters wide.
No. 8: The wall of the ordination hall was made of bricks and cement. There were two front doors, 1.50 meters wide.
No. 9: A base for enshrining the Buddha image made of bricks and cement. The remaining Buddha image in the Mara Wichai attitude from the Ayutthaya period was made of brick-and-mortar brick. Looters broke the image and dug deep under the pedestal looking for treasures. There are two rows of 10 brick pillar foundations, each with a width of 70 cm.
No. 10: A vihara stands to the northeast of the ordination hall, 6 metres from the main hall, 16 metres wide and 22 meters long on each side. The walls and the vihara were wholly destroyed, leaving only the foundations.