"This temple, over 400 years old, is believed to have been built during the Ayutthaya period. Originally called 'Wat Yai' or 'Wat Chom Prasat', it was later renamed 'Wat Sakhon Buri' by King Rama V, who also donated the entire set of the Buddhist scriptures to the temple. The temple has a beautiful ordination hall with intricately carved wooden doors, creating a three-dimensional effect. The old vihara, though in ruins, still retains its beauty with ornamental stucco work. The temple is a registered national monument."