Wat Khudeedao is located to the east. Outside of Ayutthaya City Island and Faces to the east. There is bell-shaped stupa as its principal stupa of the temple with the ubosot (the ordination hall) as its front. West of the stupa is the vihan(the hall of Buddha image). All buildings are surrounded by the wall. North of the stupa outside the wall is two-storey building called Tumnak Kummalean.
There is no evidence of its historical background or period of construction. However, according to the Chronicles of Ayutthaya, this monastery was renovated almost entirely in the reign of King Tai Sra by King Boromakos when he was the deputy King in 1711 A.D.
According to the archaeological evidence,this temple was first built in the early Ayutthaya period, but it was abandoned after the invasion of the Burmese army into the country in 1767 A.D.