Amphoe Wiset Chai Chan, next to the south of Wiset Chai Chan, next to the south of Wiset Chai Chan District Office. Inside the ubosot there are wall paintings on four sides dating over 30 years ago. The paintings feature picture shadings of scenery. Wat Luang Located in Amphoe Wiset Chai Chan, about 2 kilometers from the south of Wat Khian, on the bank of the irrigation canal. This temple is as old as Wat Wiset Chai Chan and Wat Khian.
Interesting attractions are the old ubosot and the mural paintings inside.
At the Chofa roof decoration, half figures of celestial beings emerge from the designs, whose feature is the same as the one at Wat Tawat in Ayutthaya and Wat Klang in Samutprakan. The design of the Chofa roof decoration is assumed to have been constructed during the reign of King Narai. Moreover, there is a wihan enshrining the reclining Buddha image facing the west and made of large bricks. This monument was constructed by Wisetchaichan together with Angthong people to commemorate the two heroes of Ban Photha-le who sacrificed their lives in the battle of Ban Khaibangrachan in 1766. The monument is made of metal, casted in human size standing figures holding and carrying swords.