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Wat Bot was built in Ayutthaya period. Later, the temple was renovated on April 11, 1882. The old Ubosot or ordination hall of the Ayuthaya period, which has been respected by the local villagers and nearby residents, has a traditional style called "Mahaut"(without openings in all the side walls, except one door). However, the renovation work made it different from the original style, including its door arch and window frames, and only a front door and two windows on each side can be evidenced of the Ayutthaya style of art. The ordination hall is surrounded by niches of double sandstone boundary stones in the Chinese style of art. One interesting is located behind the ordination hall. Since it was not restored, it is on dilapidated that it is impossible to structure, it can be noted that this stupa is similar to those built in general in the Ayutthaya period, having a square relic chamber with 16-indented corners, and protruding niches in all four directions. The eastern side was made into a large chamber, but it was secretly dug and left in a damaged condition. Moreover, plenty pieces of red and grey sandstone Buddha images having lap widths of 0.30-1 metre were found.Considering the art appearing on the images, it was dated back to the 15-17 centuries

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