Located within the area of Wat Bosot in the In Buri District, there are important and rare artifacts on display, such as the palanquin of King Rama V, the giant leather puppets of Wat Prasuk, ceremonial fans used in various royal ceremonies during the reigns of King Rama V and VI, and the green stone Buddha image known as Dhammachakra from the Dvaravati period, which was discovered in the city moat. Additionally, there is an ancient sugarcane chest among the artifacts. Nearby the museum, there is a remarkable ancient temple constructed in an unusual manner, using a railway track as the central structure beneath the entire temple. The wooden doors and windows are intricately carved by the skilled artisans of Singburi.