“Wat Phra Borommathat” is located at Village No.3, Ko Ta Phao Subdistrict, Ban Tak District, Tak Province. To get to the temple, the tourists can head to Asia Road No.1 at the kilometer stone No.442. The route to Lampang is approximately 18 kilometers from the downtown of Tak Province. Reaching the crossways to Ban Tak District, drive further for 1.5-2 kilometers, then turn left to cross the river. After crossing the river, there will be a market. You should keep right at the small T-junction near the market. Continue driving following the signs for not more than 10 kilometers, you will arrive at the temple which is on your left. According to the history, Wat Phra Borommathat is on the west bank of the Ping River. Originally, this temple was the old Tak Town before relocating the town to Rahaeng Subdistrict which is the current Tak Town. It is about 30 kilometers away in the south and has long history since Phra Nang Chammathewi went on a boat ride to Meuang Lamphun and stopped by to relax in this area. Her Majesty found out that it was a deserted town and ordered it to be restored until it becomes Meuang Tak Community. Wat Phra Borommathat also appears on the stone inscription of Pho Khun Ramkhamhaeng who won the elephant duel against the ruler of Meaung Chot on the hill about 500 meters from Phra Borommathat.