Located at No. 97 / 1 Moo 3, Khlong Mai Subdistrict, Sam Phran District, Nakhon Pathom Province, postal code 73110, telephone 034 - 325520, status as a Rat temple Under the Maha Nikaya Sangha, established a temple in 1832 (Temple information from the Buddhist Division, Department of Religious Affairs, issued a certificate of temple condition) received Wisungkhamsima on February 3, 1950. Wisungkhamsima was 40 meters wide and 80 meters long. Bang Chang Nuea The area of the temple is approximately 60 rai with the Tha Chin River flowing through the front of the temple. It was originally called "Wat Mai" according to the ancient name. which is assumed to be called by the name of the canal because he dug a new canal to supply water to the people to use for farming Therefore, it is called "Wat Mai" or referred to by the letter of the book, for example, in the land title deed called Tambon. Khlong Mai Bang Chang Subdistrict Another addition is as follows. It can be considered that the temple is in the middle, between Khlong Mai and Khlong Bang Chang. Later, the authorities migrated back and forth. therefore came to live in the aforementioned Khlong Mai Subdistrict An old man told me that which changed to the name of Wat Bang Chang Nuea That is, at one time there was no clear evidence around the year 2459 B.E. Visited various temples by boat along the Tha Chin River. When he arrived in front of this temple, he asked the passenger, "What is the name of this temple?" The guest replied, "Wat Mai" and continued on. Upon reaching the mouth of Bang Chang Canal, he asked, “What is this canal?” The guest replied, “Bang Chang Canal” and asked again, “What is the temple on that side?” The guest replied, “Bang Chang Temple” and spoke. “The Bang Chang Canal is in the middle. The new temple in the north should be called Wat Bang Chang Nuea. As for Wat Bang Chang, it's on the underwater side, and it's called Wat Bang Chang Tai. so called Wat Bang Chang Nuea until now