Rama temple It is expected to be built in the year 1912 during the reign of King Ramesuan. Which is the area where the cremation of King Ramathibodi 1 (King U Thong), the father, but he reigned for only one year. Therefore, it is understood that King Borom Rachathirat 1 has helped to build until it succeeds Or it may be completed when King Ramesuan takes the throne the second time, it is possible.

Phra Prang, Big Prang located on a square base pointed to the top on the east side There is a medium sized pagoda. The western part is made into an arch. There are high stairs from the base up to both sides. At the corner of the prang, there are images of Himmapan creatures. There are small pagodas located in the north and south, surrounding the small prang, surrounded by four pagodas on four sides. There are also some smaller pagodas. Some large around Approximately 28 stupas.

One notable one of this Rama temple is the north wall of Rama Temple. Overlap The east, west and south walls have arches towards the west. Level with the northwest balcony corner of the prang, the overlapping line is level with the northeast balcony corner of the prang no arch as if it was intended to be built for some purpose

Wiharn Yai is located east of Phra Prang. In front of the temple There is a path that connects to the Pra Prang Viharn Noi on the south side. Facing east, It is a temple with a back connected to the Grand Pagoda Which is now ruined Viharn in the northeast corner. It is a medium sized temple. Facing the east, there is a large pagoda with a square base behind the viharn, Wiharn Noi, facing to the east.On the southwest side there is a small Chedi, a small thorn, in front of the ubosot. There is one door on each side. The temple faces east. Behind the viharn, there is a square-base stupa. Ruins as well Wiharn on the west side of the prang. It is smaller than the sanctuary on the west side. At present, only the base remains.

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