Around 1992 B.E., Phrakru Sukonthasilakhun (Luang Por Hom Panyaphalo) had an idea to build a chedi in the area of Wat Tha It with a width of 40 meters and a height of 72 meters to replace the original chedi. Located in front of the ubosot that has decayed over time and to contain the relics of the Lord Buddha and various Buddha images. Enshrined in the pagoda is a religious treasure. and to remember His grace, namely His wisdom, purity, and His great mercy, who taught all beings with precepts, concentration, and wisdom. heard the news of His Majesty's illness And it was the beginning of the construction of the pagoda. and with concern for His Highness Reverend Father Hom made a prayer that May the King recover from his illness If it's true, pray will build a pagoda as a merit to His Majesty the King and finally His Majesty the King has graciously bestowed the name of this pagoda "Phra That Chedi Si Pho Thong" Wat Tha It is located at Ban Tha It, Bang Phlap Subdistrict, along Highway No. 3064 at kilometers 7-8. to build Wat Khun Inthapramun Considered as a brick-loading place or a brick-loading port. And when the temple was built, it was named Wat Tha It. The principal Buddha image in the ubosot, the villagers called "Luang Pho Phet", the principal Buddha image in the viharn, the villagers call "Luang Pho Khao", is a Buddha image built in the Ayutthaya period, about 200 years ago, enshrined in Maha Ut Viharn. When entering the temple, you will see Phra That Chedi Si Pho Thong Distinctive golden color