In the palace area, there are experimental plots for planting flowers and ornamental plants, including cages for raising pheasants, birds and various wildlife in the environment of rare southern forests and beautiful shady trees. As for the bottom area, it is classified as a special arts and crafts center, which is a source of production and distribution of ceramics and pottery products to enhance income and develop craftsmanship for local people as a tourist attraction.

At the end of the reign of the late King Mongkut (Rama IV) reign, in the period of Tak Bai territory, in Kelantan state, Phra Kru Opas Phra Phutthakhun (Phut) was the founder of this temple and had to ask for land to build a temple. Praya Lantan inside the chapel has murals that were painted very beautifully by the monks from Songkhla. Chonlathara Singhe Temple is also a temple of national historical significance as it is an ancient site that the Thai government put forth as a reference in the protection of the borders in 1898 that prevented this part from being annexed into the territory of Malaysia, hence the nickname "Wat Phithak Din Thai".