Admire the classic beauty of the PrachinBuri Provincial Court, a place once graced by His Majesty King Ananda Mahidol, Rama VIII, and His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej, Rama IX, when they visited as royal companions on May 24, 1946, to preside as head judges. With its stunning architecture and historical significance, the building was declared a national heritage site by the Fine Arts Department on December 18, 1996. Today, it serves as the Buddhist Association building in Chachoengsao. Not far from here is Panit Road, lined with charming old shophouses. The province has lovingly restored and painted this area to preserve its original architectural essence, as it once thrived as a bustling commercial center. Tourists can stroll along this road, stopping to admire the scenery and capture memorable photographs.