Wat Chakrawat ( homonym with “ Wat Chakrawat “ or so-called “Crocodile Temple “ in China Town , Bangkok )or Wat Chao Mon is located off the city island ,on the eastern area in Tambon Hantra, Amphoe Phra Nakhon Sri Ayutthaya, where formerly was located on west bank of Klong ( canal) Ayodhya,many temples nearby were Wat Kudi Dao on the south, Wat Ayodhya on the north and Wat Pradu Songtham on the west.In A.D. 850 , during the time of “ Ayodhya “ Khmer used to be here, occupied and built a stronghold in this area, Wat Chakrawat might had been established before A.D.1351, subsequently this temple was abandoned because Krung Sri Ayutthaya fell to Burmese in B.E. 2319(A.D. 1767), later on the Fine Art Department take responsibilities in B.E. 2542-2544( A.D. 1999-2001). With medium size as this temple was, the front side face east, 3 ditches surrounded ( east side excluded), 1 Principal Chedi (23 smaller Chedi), 1 Ubosot and 3 layers walls. Ubosot stayed on base with the size of 16 m. width and 30 m. length,2 doors on east and west direction .Huge Chedi with the size of 26 m. height, located on the 22 m.square base.Viharn was located on the northeast of Ubosot , remained only rectangular base of the size 10 m. width and 18 m. length.Wat Chakrawat was started establishing during early Ayutthaya era , major restoration were done on late Ayutthaya era.