Wat Koh Kaew Suttharam Villagers generally call it Wat Ko. In the past, there was a river flowing through all sides, namely, the west side reached the Petch River. And there is a river that separates from the Petch River in the area of Wat Ko 2 lines, north of the temple. The stream diverges from a large river flowing to the east. Another stream is to the south of the temple, forming a canal between Wat Koh and Wat Chantrawat. called Klong Wat Koh Flowing to the east to converge with the river in the north, joining to the east, causing the territory of the temple to be an island, so it was named This island and river temple is also likened to the great blood that feeds the people in this community as well. Wat Koh Kaew Suttharam or Koh Temple is a temple that has existed since the Ayutthaya period. Located in Tha Rap Subdistrict, Mueang District, Phetchaburi Province North to private land South to the canal, Wat Koh East to Matayawong Road and west to the Phetchaburi River And is a temple that has many ancient sites in the island temple such as the crematorium, the temple of the island, the viharn, the three chambers, the chapel, etc.