Wat Phra Ngam or Wat Soda Buddharam is another temple with important historical sites, called “Wat Phra Ngam Hill” where a large pagoda of the Dvaravati period, antiquities such as stone Buddha debris, Phra Sema Dharmacakra, sitting carved stone, the images of Buddha, and baked clay votive tablets which were created with skillful handcraft and all are the objects in Dvaravati period, the same period as of the objects discovered at the Phra Pathom Chedi. Phraya Damrong Rachanuphap described the temple as "Wat Phra Ngam" since the terra cotta images excavated at this temple are magnificent. At the present, some antiques are stored at the National Museum and many of them are preserved at the Phra Pathom Chedi.