The most prominent feature is the brick prang, showcasing the architectural style of the late Lopburi period. The site's foundation reveals vestiges of Dvaravati-era structures, indicating a long history of settlement in this location. The Great Vihara, positioned in front of the prang, exhibits architectural influences from the reign of King Narai the Great. A notable characteristic is the pointed-arch windows and doorways, reflecting the adoption and adaptation of Western artistic styles. The contrasting materials used in the brick prang and the Vihara walls illustrate the evolution of craftsmanship across different eras.