Originally an abandoned temple, it was believed to be built during the late Sukhothai period. Rediscovered around 1961, the site was restored, and it now features ancient chedis, boundary stones, and Buddha statues. Key attractions include the large Phra Chulamanee Pagoda on top of the mountain, which houses a replica of the Buddha's footprint and various Buddha images. The top floor has beautiful murals depicting the life of Buddha.