"Suthi Wararam Temple (Chong Lom Temple) is located at the mouth of the Tha Chin River in Tha Chalom sub-district. It is a royal monastery beautifully decorated. In front of the temple stands the monument of King Rama V, built to honor his visit to Tha Chalom and the establishment of the first sanitary district in Thailand. Inside the temple, there are interesting features such as the Viharn Luang Pu Kaeo, housing a statue of Luang Pu Kaeo, a former provincial primate and abbot of Wat Chong Lom. There is also Phra Hin Daeng, a large Buddha statue from the late Ayutthaya period made entirely of laterite, known for its unique feature of having six fingers on its left hand, hence the name 'Phra Hin Daeng 11 Fingers.'"