Ban Krok Phra was called before Ban Krok, which means village at a steep cliff. According to the local story, an old rich couple from Ayutthaya wanted to move a big Buddha image from Sukhothai to Ayutthaya over the Chao Phraya river. When it passed Ban Krok, the raft broke and the Buddha image sunk to the bottom of the river and could not be recovered. So the people in the district then called their village Ban Krok Phra, adding the word Phra meaning venerable to commemorate the event.
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