This temple is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, opposite the Sri Suriyothai Stupa. Historically, this site often served as a camp for the Burmese army, as it is situated directly across from the ancient palace and near the junction of the Lopburi and Chao Phraya rivers, making it a strategically significant location. Today, the temple features a central round stupa set on a square base, which serves as the focal point of the complex. To the east, there is a vihara (hall) and to the west, behind the main stupa, stands the ordination hall. Additionally, the library and bell tower are positioned along the riverside to the east, within the monastic quarters.