Wat Chedi Klom is an archaeological site located outside the city wall on the north side called Aranyik or Aranyaswati. Wat Chedi Klom is approximately 21-22 century (Buddhist era 2001 - 2200) corresponding to the early Ayutthaya period - In the middle, the layout of the temple is rectangular. Posing along the east-west line, facing east. The entire group of archeological sites is made of laterite. The important archaeological site of the temple is the Chedi Chedi, a bell shaped chedi in a circular plan, in front of the Chedi having a temple on the Piety base.
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