Wat Chaichumphon Chanasongkram is a royal monastery of the third class, ordinary type. Under the Maha Nikaya Sangha Located on the banks of the Mae Klong River. In Ban Tai Subdistrict Mueang Kanchanaburi District Kanchanaburi Province The area where the temple is located has an area of u200bu200b44 rai 2 ngan 81 square wa.

Wat Chaichumphon Chanasongkram or Tai Temple because it is under the city wall. According to stories told by the elderly Phraya Ta Daeng was the creator. But it will be a new creation. Or it can be repaired, renovated, or added to the original that was already there. It is just a story for which no evidence has been found. The National Office of Buddhism states that the temple was established in 1785 and received the Royal Wisungkhamsima in 1941.

An old pagoda located near the old temple. The Fine Arts Department has registered it as a historical site. According to the first announcement in the Royal Gazette, Volume 52, dated February 25, 1935, in ancient times the Thai army used to gather soldiers at Takaew to join in the ceremony to set up a shrine to worship the god of superstition. before going out to fight against the enemies The community joined together in the ceremony at the location of this pagoda. and built this pagoda as a vision of the victory celebration. The name Chai Chumphon indicates that this pagoda was built in Chumphon. Later, the temple was named appropriately according to this vision.

Important buildings include the old chapel, built around 1827, with murals such as the image of Brahma Luk Muang, the image of angels, and the image of Phra Rahu Omchan. and the side wall painted with pictures of the history of Khun Phaen Yang Kuman Thong. According to Sepa's poem about Khun Chang Khun Phaen The new chapel is 8 meters wide and 20 meters long. Built in 1957, the 3-tiered roof is covered with glazed tiles. There is a Chor Fa, Rooster leaves, and a swan tail. The ceremony of consecration was performed on February 16, 1964. Inside is a laterite Buddha image in the pose of enlightenment, cross-sectional size. Width 4 sok 1 creep, height 5 sok 1 creep, built during the Dvaravati period. and the sermon hall, 17 meters wide and 60 meters long, built in 1957, 3-tiered roof, covered with glazed tiles, with a chorfa and rooster leaves, inside painted with paintings.