The Phichit City Pillar Shrine is situated within Phichit Ancient Town Park, believed to be the site of the old Phichit city founded by Phra Ya Khotbong Thewarat (also known as Phra Chao Kanchanakumarn) around 1601. Although the original structure deteriorated over time and its exact location was unclear, a new city pillar was installed between 1964–1967 to serve as a spiritual center for the local community.

The shrine building is designed in traditional Thai architectural style with a four-sided gabled roof, adorned with Thai motifs including chofah, bai raka, and hang hong. The upper floor houses the city pillar, while the lower floor contains a statue of Phra Ya Khotbong Thewarat, venerated locally as "Phor Poo."

The city pillar is intricately carved, with a lotus bud-shaped top made from Chaiyaphreuk wood and a pedestal of Payung wood. The base is inscribed with the Buddhist virtues of Metta, Karuna, Mudita, and Upekkha on all four sides.

In addition to being a site for worship and blessings for life stability, career, and prosperity, the surrounding Phichit Ancient Town Park is near other historical and cultural sites, such as Wat Maha That Worawihan (Old Town) and Bueng Si Fai Lake, allowing visitors to combine sightseeing with spiritual activities.

•  By car: The shrine is located in Phichit Ancient Town Park, about 7–8 km south of Phichit city center. Take Highway 1068 (Phichit–Taphan Hin) or the road along the old Nan River.

• By public transport: Local taxis or motorbike taxis from Phichit city can take visitors to the Ancient Town Park.

• The shrine is close to Wat Maha That Worawihan and Bueng Si Fai Lake, making it convenient to visit multiple sites in one trip.

• Morning to late afternoon is the best time for visiting.

• Recommended for visitors wishing to seek blessings for stability in life, work, and well-being.

Admission Fees

• Free

Opening Hours

• Approximately 08:00 – 17:00