Wat Aranyik Wat Arnyik is located near Wat Saphan Hin. In the Aranyik area dwelling places for monks (kuti), caves, and the bases of ubosot and viharn line the pathway to the sanctuary.

Wat Chang Rop This is situated in Arnyik area. A chedi is decorated with an elephant emerging from the base. A viharn base and laterite columns are in front of the Chedi.

Wat Chedi Ngam This is situated on the hill in Aranyik area. The main sanctuary is a round Singhalese-style chedi decorated with four niches. On the east are a viharn and four small stone edifices. On the north is a stone pond.

Wat Tham Hip This lies on the hill near Wat Chedi Ngam in the Aranyik area. A viham and chedi base are still in existence.

Phra Ruang Dam This earthen work dam was formed to hold back water between Phra Bat Yai and Kiu Ai Ma Hills and restored by Thailand's Irrigation Department. Water from the dam will be used as replacement whenever the water leve in other reservoirs goes down. This dam is referred to in the Sukhothai inscription.
 

Wat Mangkon A big viharn and a round Singhalese style chedi are visible. Sangkhalok architectural decorations were found here.

Wat Phra Yun This lies some 2,500 meters west of Wat Mahathat. The viharn enshrines a standing Buddha image.

Ho Thewalai Kasetra Phiman The palace of god in the field near Wat Pa Ma Muang is a square laterite triple tiered pedestal. Its form resembles that of a mondop and was probably used to install Hindu images.

Wat Pa Ma Muang The sanctuary of the Mango Grove is an important one referred to in Sukhothai inscriptions. The base of the Singhalese style chedi and the ubosot still exist.