Aged around 15th - 16th centuries (2100 - 2299 B.E.). Its lay-out is in a rectangular shape oriented to the east. There are 2 side enclosures that were built by laterite (the eastern and southern). There are sala, pond and rest-room. The temple is divided in 2 parts, the area whrer Buddha image and housed called “Phutthawat” and the are where the monks’ living quarters called “Sangkhawat” separated by the laterite enclosure. There are many significant constructions in Phuttawat are such as Ubosot (ordinary hall), vihara (viharn) of the reclining Buddha, a round bell shaped chedi and a Mandapa where the sub-during Mara Buddha image situated. Sangkhawat area is in the north of Putthawat, it consists of the residence, sala, pond and toilet. The slate bourdery-stone (Sema stone) also found in this area. It is now present at Kamphaengphet National Museum.