Wat Phlapphlachai It is a temple built at the end of Ayutthaya as a capital city between 1684 - 1767 during the reign of King Ramathibodi IV, King Boromakot. This temple was very important in the past. because it used to be an army meeting place and is a place where military weapons are trained And there used to be a tabernacle where the king's residence was located. Along the Phetchaburi River when the temple was built therefore came together to name Wat Phlapphlachai According to the nature of the place before it was set up as a temple which is an auspicious name that has been known for more than 200 years. The area of the temple is plain. There is Damnoen Kasem Road that cuts from City Hall to Ram Ratchaniwet Palace through the middle. Causing the area of the temple to be divided into 2 parts, namely the Buddhawat, namely the location of the temple, the viharn, the sermon hall and the Sangkhawas is the location of the Phra Pariyattidhamma and Pali schools, the monastic rules, the sanctuary, the merit-making pavilion. and a multi-purpose pavilion. Pros: carved patterns on the front door of the chapel And stucco works by Phetchaburi technicians. Information: Muang Phet Community Tourism Community Enterprise