In the year 2468 BE, the temple was located in a wide courtyard with clean white sand. In the past, the abbot had built a Buddha statue using rice straw, and the locals called him Luang Pho To at Sutthawas Temple. However, the official name of the Buddha was Phra Sri Rattanatraiyanphob, located under a mango tree. In 2554 BE, a new abbot named Phra Jumlong came and renovated the temple to make it beautiful and well-maintained. The temple is a popular place of worship for the locals, and every year there is a special event called ""Pit Thong Luang Pho (gilding the statue of Luang Pho To with gold leaves)"  which is held annually.