Kaewpijitra Temple is the first Dhammyuttika temple in Prachin Buri that was established in 1879 during the reign of King Chulachomklao. Its unique architecture is a perfect mixture of Thai, Chinese, Cambodian, and French arts and cultures. Kaewpijitra Temple is known for its gorgeous Ubosot that was built by Chao Phraya Abhipubase. It was then renovated with red and pink bricks, carved with beautiful patterns. It is the only place in Thailand that is filled with various art styles. Thai art presented in this temple includes Cho Fa, Bai Raka, and Hang Hong. Chinese art displayed in this place is the green dragon statues. Corinthian order is French art, and the Kaew Arch was inspired by Cambodian art.

            In the Ubosot situated the principal Buddha image, which was named “Luang Por Abhaiwong or Luang Por Abhai” by King Chulachomklao. The named was given in the honor of Chao Phraya Abhipubase who built the temple. There are also paintings on the cloth sheets that tell stories about Buddhism. Visitors can enjoy interpreting Buddha's philosophy like the unreliable clock on the Reun Kaew Arch.

            In front of the Ubosot is the Greek-Roman building that hosts a Pali school. The Living Museum is al in this building with many interesting things such as the royal handwriting on a laterite stone, antique Buddha images, antique items, and models showing model show ways of living in the community.