pay homage to the great Buddha image Wat Mai Supaditharam is one of the oldest temples. Established in the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V at that time (1895 B.E.), he organized the country's administration in the form of the Tesapibal Province, with Phraya Mahathep (Son Bunyaratphan) serving as the first governor of the Nakhon Chaisri Province. Later, King Chulalongkorn, Rama V, graciously to Luang Seni Phithak (Chom Soontrachun), Governor of Phichit City became the governor of Nakhon Chai Si, this Luang Seni Phithak made various progress to the city of Nakhonchaisri a lot On the religious side, the temple was built in 1896 B.E., attached to the Nakhon Chai Si District Office on the north side. The name of the temple was called at that time. "Wat Mai Rim Chuan" after that, Prince Supadit Worarithirat Great Crown Prince Rattanarajawarorot The 2nd son of King Mongkut, Rama IV built an ubosot, a temple, a stupa and a pair of monasteries at this temple, thus being named "Wat Mai Supaditharam" until today