The Singha Temple is next to the Wat Phra Si posture, to the north. The layout of the temple is rectangular. Important buildings in the temple consist of At the front is a large building base. The front platform has found evidence of the decoration of stucco and lion statues. There is a large chapel on the firecrackers. Next to the chapel's base is a chedi surrounded by a glass wall. The main chedi remains, only the base of the square and the base of the lotus square, the lower part is the arch of the Buddha protruding in all 4 directions. From the evidence of old photographs from the reign of King Rama V and the evidence from the excavation that found the bell-shaped lotus pieces around the base of the pagoda Therefore, it can be assumed that the bell-shaped chedi is a square base with multiple layers added to the square to overlap each other.