An old temple with a long history and used to be the place where members were executed during the reign of King Rama III. Later, in the reign of King Rama V, when he visited Chachoengsao has given the new name of this temple "Wat Pitulathirat Rangsarit", which means the temple built by the King's uncle. Interesting things in the temple include the old bell tower built in 1935, Kromluang Rak Nararet Shrine. A small shrine built according to Chinese art. The old Ubosot located next to the Bang Pakong River and facing the east. There is also a viharn which has a front and rear porch with a 4-tiered roof. Inside this viharn is enshrined a principal Buddha image and four Buddha images with a lap width of 3 cubits, along with a replica of the Buddha's footprint cast in bronze. There are 108 auspicious images cast in the reign of King Rama III by HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn. Prince Duangchakrom Muen Narong Harirak together with the construction of the city wall of Chachoengsao in the past