This old temple was built in the year 2320 and received Wisungkhamsima in the year 2325 and ordered. In 1996, it was upgraded to an ordinary third-class Royal Monastery, with many interesting things to see in the temple. Enshrined inside the temple It is a reclining Buddha image, stucco and gilded. The lap size is 32.49 meters wide and 54.19 meters long, Rattanakosin art. It was built in 1976 by Mr. Manat Klinkajon from the Fine Arts Department. and Crown Prince Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, the Crown Prince, came to perform the royal hair-dressing ceremony on August 16, 1988. The ubosot, which was supposed to be built in the reign of King Rama III, has a glass wall surrounding all 4 sides, each There is an entrance. The back insulator has 5 support columns, no cornices. The base of the building is straight. There is a small twelve wooden recessed pagoda within the defensive wall. Inside there is a mural depicting a tree. Types of bonsai and Chinese flowers, the story of the ten nations and the history of the Buddha that is still intact. The style of writing seems to be a painting that was written after the reign of King Rama III because there were many foreigners in the painting. Monastery and sermon hall Beautiful with gingerbread wood stencils. It is assumed that it is a hundred years old.