1. Phra Mondop is a structure built by the Prince of the Palace of the Front and represents an important and central part of the temple.

2. The Phra Chedi Sri Rattana Mahathat is located in Phra Mondop. Inside are kept the relics of the Buddha and the ashes of his father, Prince Maha Sura Singhanat. There is also a pagoda containing the Buddha's relics.

3. The "Ubosot" was formerly considered the largest ubosot in Rattanakosin. It is a Thai-style building with a high base. The pediment is made of carved wood, overlaid with gold, and decorated with glass. The sema stone depicts Narayana on a swan.

4. “Phra Si Sanphet” is a Buddha statue in the Mara Vijaya posture and serves as the main Buddha statue in the Ubosot. 5. “Luang Pho Hin” is located in the Vihara. It is an old laterite Buddha statue that was originally the main Buddha statue when the temple was still called Wat Salak and was built as a royal temple.

6. The “Monument of Prince Maha Sura Singhanat” is half the size and stands on a pillar. The base contains soil from the land of Prince Maha Sura Singhanat. His Majesty led his army to a total of 28 locations.