It was built at Noen Hom Intersection, Ban Phra Subdistrict, Mueang District, Prachinburi Province. having considered that in history there was a Thai king who came to Prachinburi, that is, in 1695, King Naresuan the Great conscripted people from Prachinburi, Saraburi, Nakhon Nayok, and Chachoengsao to defeat Phra Satha The son of the King of Cambodia (Phra Ya Yew), whom this son used to enlist the inhabitants of the aforementioned city into captivity. So King Naresuan the Great brought the army badge to the Prachin Buri Dam Camp (this camp is in the boundary of Prachin Buri). Which is assumed to be in the area of Ta Phraya District For this reason, the Prachin Buri Governor has built a Buddha image of King Naresuan the Great. at the beginning of Suwannasorn Road to commemorate His Highness Most importantly, His Majesty and Queen Sirikit Queen His Highness came to perform the opening ceremony on 25 January 1971. In 1976, the province assigned the military to be responsible. because it was built in the military area Inside, there will be 3 shrines of the King's statue together, including the main shrine in the middle enshrining the statue of King Naresuan in the standing position. The two courts left and right. The statue of King Naresuan the Great is enshrined in the gesture of pouring water onto the land with a swan. (Golden gourd) to declare independence from Burma. The Shrine of King Naresuan the Great (Prachin Buri) is enshrined at Noen Hom Intersection, Ban Phra Subdistrict, at the entrance to Prachin Buri City. Away from the city of Prachinburi to the north. Follow Highway No. 320 for approximately 9 kilometers. King Naresuan Shrine roundabout will be on the right hand side or from Nakhon Nayok along Highway No. 33 at Kilometer 158.