Wat Sanphet is an ancient temple built in the late Ayutthaya period. unknown construction history The remaining evidence is old temple The base and the roof are curved like an elephant's belly. There is a shed in front. It is a very popular style in the late Ayutthaya period. At the Chukchi base of the Buddha image in the old ubosot, there are gilded stucco patterns decorated with stained glass covered with insect shells, very beautiful. Classified as the only art form in the late Ayutthaya period that remains in Sampran District. This ubosot was repaired during the reign of Luang Pu Pan. corresponds to the reign of King Chulalongkorn In the temple, there is also Wat Sanphet Museum, which was established to preserve local items. The upper floor exhibits the old Buddha images of the temple. The ground floor exhibits utensils that the temple has collected since the past, such as the Jor Por Ror. 1250 tea set, porcelain wares from China. Glazed trays and polished glassware from Europe. various teapots, etc.