Wat Chimphli is located on Koh Kret to the south. It is an ancient temple built by the villagers during the Ayutthaya period called Wat Pa Fai. Wat Chimphli Sutthawat There is a small old ubosot that looks very beautiful and remains in perfect condition as before. The gable engraved on wood is the image of a deity surrounded by chariots. Surrounded by flowers, the top of the mandop, the arches and window arches are in the form of a lady's face, which still retains its beauty. The base of the Ubosot is curved like a junk boat. On the north side of the ubosot two strange bell-shaped pagodas as well. The present area of Wat Chimphli is larger than in the past because it combines the area of Wat Pa Lelai together which is now an abandoned temple. Wat Pa Lelai has an ordination hall built since the central Ayutthaya period. And more than others, there is a stained glass decorated on the chedi. There is also a large Chinese doll standing next to the door of the temple wall. Bai Sema is made of slate which is the largest in Pak Kret. The door is painted in gold-patterned gilt water with a picture of Siew Kang, which is beautiful, but has been greatly erased, including a height of 1.69 meters. The main Buddha image and the small Buddha image in Ayutthaya style was enshrined at the ubosot of Wat Chimphli but was stolen by criminals, both of them