[2025 Sukhothai Attraction] Travel Guide for Sukhothai Historical Park (Updated Mar)

Learn History through the Sukhothai Historical Park Tour Sukhothai Historical Park, located in Sukhothai Province, is another World Heritage site registered by UNESCO in 1991. It was the center of the ancient Sukhothai Kingdom. This park boasts both the beauty of ancient ruins and historical significance that reflects the early stages of Thai civilization. Start your journey at Wat Mahathat, a large temple in the city center that once served as a religious hub. It features a unique lotus-bud-shaped stupa and a magnificent large Buddha statue. Continue to Wat Si Sawai, a temple with Khmer-style stupas, reflecting the relationship between Sukhothai and Khmer culture. Next, visit Wat Si Chum, home to the famous “Phra Achana,” a large seated Buddha statue exuding grandeur. This is another highlight where visitors must stop for photos. Additionally, you can explore the old city walls and ancient city gates, which still retain their beauty and the essence of past glory. This route not only allows you to learn about history but also to experience the beauty of ancient sites and Thai culture!

🏡 Sukhothai Historical Park is an ancient site that is still interesting in terms of both architectural art that once flourished and was the center of the administration of the Sukhothai Kingdom, which had power in the lower northern region of Thailand during the 19th-21st Buddhist centuries. Within the park, there are temples, churches, pagodas and large Buddha statues that are still beautiful and have spiritual value. 🛕 Sukhothai Historical Park has also been listed as a world heritage site by the Convention for the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage, announced on December 12, 1991, as a world heritage site in the 574th list. As for the temples that we will recommend for everyone to visit, let's see what temples there are. 👉 Wat Mahathat 👉 Wat Si Sawai 👉 Wat Trapang Ngoen 👉 Wat Sara Si 👉 Wat Chana Songkhram 👉 Monument of King Ramkhamhaeng 👉 Wat Tuek 👉 Mahakaset Temple 👉 Wat Mangkon 👉 Wat Saphan Hin 👉 Wat Sorasak 👉 Wat Sorn Khao 😉 This is just a part of what we took everyone to and there are many more places that we didn't go to. The places started to decay over time. There are still many remaining parts to see. If anyone is interested or loves history, you should not miss it. 📍 Sukhothai Historical Park 🗺 :: Village No. 3, 498/12, Muang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai 64210 🚗 :: Parking available 🕚 :: Open 06:30 - 19:30 #HistoricalPark #SukhothaiHistoricalPark #Sukhothai #sukhothai #thailand #Sony #sonyalpha #sonya6000 #Sonythailand #JustALittleBit #papdiawdiawmaa #nrintravel #rainyseasonattractions

The park is lit up with many candles and lights, instilling that darkness is not everlasting. A full moon night is a perfect example of the celebration of life at the majestic park. #celebratewithtrip #nationalpark #tripblazers #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer

🙏🙏 Wat Sri Chum is an ancient religious site in the Sukhothai Historical Park. It is located in the northwest outside the original city walls in Tambon Muang Kao, Amphoe Mueang Sukhothai, Sukhothai Province. This temple enshrines a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture called "Phra Achana". The Buddha statue is enshrined in a pavilion, which has now collapsed, leaving only the surrounding walls without a roof. It remains as an outdoor Buddha statue to this day. ❤️❤️ Legend Inside Wat Sri Chum, there is an interesting story that has been passed down. The Buddha statue enshrined in this temple, called "Phra Phuttha Achana", is a Buddha statue that can speak. According to legend, when King Naresuan the Great led his army to suppress the rule in Sawankhalok, he called a meeting of generals and soldiers at Wat Sri Chum first. However, during this war, the soldiers did not have much spirit to fight because the Thais had to kill each other. This was due to King Naresuan's quick wit and determination to build morale and encouragement for his soldiers. Therefore, a ceremony was held to divination with the Buddha image. He divination was made that if he came back victorious in this battle, Phra Buddha Achana should answer. However, if he did not win in this battle, he did not have to answer anything. The result of the divination was that Phra Buddha Achana answered back. All the soldiers who heard it all thought that the Buddha image’s squealing was a miracle of Phra Buddha Achana of Wat Sri Chum. As a result, the morale of King Naresuan’s army greatly increased in fighting for the country. However, in reality, the voice that many people thought was the voice of the Buddha image was actually a clever strategy of King Naresuan. He ordered people to climb up and hide in a small tunnel behind Phra Buddha Achana’s head and to respond to him in order to boost the soldiers’ morale, which was very important in fighting a war. By sending people up to speak in the tunnel behind the Buddha image, the voice would be heard as if the Buddha image was really speaking. This is the origin of the story that has been passed down of the Buddha statue at Wat Si Chum of the Sukhothai Kingdom. 📣📣 Currently, tourists are not allowed to enter the tunnel to prevent the scratching of old paintings on the walls. This is to preserve ancient objects such as paintings and prevent dangers that may occur from falling from the top of the wall. However, the area around Wat Si Chum is still open for tourists to visit as usual. ⏰⏰ Opening hours: From 06.00-21.00 For more information, please contact Sukhothai Historical Park, Mueang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang District, Sukhothai Province. 📌📌 If you are interested in booking accommodation, airplane tickets, or car rentals, you can check them out on the trip.com application. There are many promotional discounts. If you don't have the app yet, we recommend downloading it now. ❤️ #thailand #watsichum #sukhothai #beautifultemplesinthailand #thaitemple #oldtemple #sukhothaiprovince #si satchanalaihistoricalpark

Getting There - by bus Attractions - Seated Buddha Image with Sukhothai style Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Shopping - พระอจนะ แห่งวัดศรีชุม ฉายา พระพูดได้ เนื่องจากตัวมณฑปได้ทำเป็นอุโมงค์มีบันไดขึ้นไปหลังองค์พระได้ เมื่อมีคนพูดอยู่หลังองค์พระทำให้เกิดเสียงก้องภายในมณฑป จึงเหมือนว่าพระพุทธรูปพูดได้ โดยสมัยสมเด็จพระนเรศวรมหาราชได้พากองทัพมาชุมนุมที่วัดนี้ก่อนไปตีเมืองเชลียง (สวรรคโลก) ได้ออกอุบายให้กำลังใจทหารก่อนไปสู้รบ โดยสั่งการให้ทหารนายหนึ่งขึ้นไปหลังพระ พูดให้กำลังใจทหารก่อนจะออกรบ จึงเป็นที่มาของพระพูดได้ นับแต่นั้นมา พระอจนะ เป็นพระพุทธรูปปางมารวิชัย ความงามแห่งสุโขทัย ช่างเสกสรรค์ให้พระพุทธรูปมีพระพักตร์งดงามแฝงไปด้วยเมตตา ซึ่งเป็นคงความเป็นเอกลักษณ์ของพระพุทธรูปสมัยสุโขทัยอย่างเด่นชัดในมณฑปแห่งนี้

Sukhothai - Thailand: If visiting Sukhothai Historical Park before sunset, you will be surprised with this stunning view. This is one of the ancient sites in Thailand with 6 hours drive from Bangkok or we can just take a flight there. This is one of my memorable trips!

#NewYearNewTrip 🌳 Sukhothai Historical Park is one of the historical parks in Thailand under the supervision of the Department of Fine Arts, Ministry of Culture It is a world heritage tourist attraction from UNESCO that announced it as a world heritage since 1991 📍 Location: 498 12, Muang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District Sukhothai Province 🕜 Opening hours: 6:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m. 💳 Entrance fee: Thai people 20 baht per person There is a tram service, adults 30 baht, children 10 baht Bicycle fee 10 baht (rent from the shop in front)

Thailand, a land of enchantment, is renowned for the bustling city of Bangkok, the vibrant energy of Pattaya, and the romantic seascapes of Phuket, attracting tourists from all corners of the globe. Yet, nestled in the north-central region of Thailand lies an ancient city gently touched by time—Sukhothai. Like a hidden gem veiled in the depths of history, it exudes an aura of mystery and tranquility, patiently awaiting those destined to unveil its secrets. As the capital of Thailand's first independent kingdom, Sukhothai holds a prominent place in Thai history. It is the birthplace of the Thai alphabet and a cradle of art and culture, deeply revered by the Thai people. Largely untouched by mass tourism, it retains a sense of solitude and preserves its pristine, ancient charm. This ancient city, steeped in a thousand years of history, once propelled Thai architecture and culture to their zenith. Today, the local government has transformed the well-preserved ancient architectural complex into the Sukhothai Historical Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Stepping into Sukhothai Historical Park, one is greeted by a scene of vibrant life. Unlike the weathered ruins of Angkor Wat in Cambodia or the ravaged landscape of Ayutthaya, Sukhothai is a sanctuary of lush greenery, melodious birdsong, and fragrant blossoms. Lotuses bloom freely in the ponds, interspersed with temples, stupas, and Buddha statues, creating a seamless blend of history and nature, like a breathtaking scroll gradually unfolding. Among the numerous temples, Wat Sa Si stands out like a lost pearl, radiating a unique charm. Located in the northwest corner of the park, far from the central Wat Mahathat, it remains relatively unknown and less frequented by tourists. Yet, upon entering this temple, visitors are captivated by its ethereal beauty. Wat Sa Si is situated on a small island in the center of the park's pond, accessible by a red wooden bridge. Surrounded by water and blooming lotuses, the temple exudes a profound sense of Zen. The ancient structure and the water mirror each other, with duckweed and reflections complementing one another, transporting visitors through time to a celestial realm. Though modest in size, Wat Sa Si is considered by many to be one of Sukhothai's most beautiful temples. Its simple style, a partially ruined yet intact stupa, a statue of a meditating Buddha, and rows of weathered stone pillars blend harmoniously with the surroundings, revealing the mystery and tranquility of a bygone era. Near Wat Sa Si, a unique "Walking Buddha" statue attracts attention. Such statues are rare in the ancient city. As an important embodiment of the Thai Buddhist spirit, the "Walking Buddha" stands gracefully, with a mysterious smile, taking light steps, fingertips seemingly imbued with infinite wisdom. Its artistic and religious value is undeniable, inspiring awe and reverence in those who gaze upon it. The opposite side of the pond offers the perfect vantage point to admire the panoramic view of Wat Sa Si. The mystical brick-red temple, nestled among lush greenery, casts its reflection on the clear lake surface, creating a dreamlike, ethereal scene, blurring the lines between reality and illusion, reminiscent of a legendary "City in the Sky." As sunlight dances on the shimmering water, the temple and its reflection intertwine, creating a breathtaking spectacle. Sukhothai, this ancient capital forgotten by time; Wat Sa Si, this exquisite temple hidden within the park, awaits travelers with a passion for exploration and unique experiences, inviting them to embrace the timeless charm of history and the beauty of nature.

🌹 Hello, tomorrow I will take my friends to review the exhibition at Sukhothai National Park. I can tell you that I took a lot of beautiful pictures. This is another charm of Sukhothai Province. The event will have lights illuminating ancient sites for us to see their beauty at night and there are many photo spots. The event is easy to travel to. There is a free tram service to various points and there is also a floating market. But on the day I went, it was not open yet. Friends who are looking for a place to visit during the month of love, try coming here. It is warm and beautiful. 🌻 Opening hours The shop is open every day. From 08.00 to 23.30 hrs. 🌾 Location Exhibition Sukhothai light up: light & love Located at Sukhothai Historical Park Muang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province 🌱 Parking There is a parking lot for both cars and motorcycles. Parking is free. #Location for asking for a blessing for love

[Those Forgotten Times: The Glorious Buddha] Sukhothai, the first dynasty of Thailand, was located in central Thailand and ruled for nearly 200 years. It was replaced by the Ayutthaya Kingdom, which we visited earlier. Sukhothai is the cradle of Thai culture. It was during the Sukhothai period that Buddhism was introduced to Thailand from India and Ceylon, making Thailand the most famous Buddhist country in the world today. The historical park is not large, with ruins of various sizes scattered throughout the park. You can ride a bicycle and slowly appreciate the Sukhothai-style pagodas and statues, including the unique "Walking Buddha" that is rarely seen elsewhere. Finally, return to the largest group of ruins in the park, Wat Mahathat, to watch a perfect sunset and reflect on life once again. 📝Tips: 1. The entrance fee for Sukhothai Historical Park is THB 100, and you can enter and exit multiple times in one day. 2. We recommend Wat Si Chum and Wat Phra Phai Luang to the north, and Wat Chang Lom to the east. 3. The weather in late January is very nice and not hot, and you can reach all the sites by bicycle.

#getgoing2025 Sukhothai Historical Park: The Dawn of Happiness Sukhothai Historical Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, preserves the ruins of Sukhothai, the first capital of the Kingdom of Siam. Founded in the 13th century, Sukhothai is considered the cradle of Thai civilization, where Thai art, architecture, and language flourished. The park encompasses numerous temples, monuments, and palaces, showcasing the unique architectural style of the Sukhothai period. Visitors can explore the park by bicycle or on foot, admiring the impressive ruins and imagining the city's past glory. Some of the most notable sites include Wat Mahathat, Wat Si Chum, and Wat Sa Si. The park is particularly beautiful at sunrise and sunset when the light casts a magical glow over the ancient structures. Sukhothai Historical Park is a testament to Thailand's rich history and cultural heritage, a must-visit for those interested in exploring the origins of Thai civilization.

Loi Krathong at Sukothai is very beautiful. Loi Krathong is the day that Thai people come to the river and put Krathong in the river for thank God of river "Pra Mae Kong Ka". Loi krathong in Thailand has been for long time since Sukothai. In 2024, Loi Krathong day is on 15th November, they had a huge ceremony. Many activities that you can come to enjoy such as you can exchange your coin in the shell that use instead of money in the past to buy food. You can enjoy the show and firework. You can change clothes into thai clothes and take photos around the ceremony. Surely, you can buy Krathong and put them in the river. There are lots of local food you can try here. That was so good and so much fun. You won't miss Loi Kra thong, if you come to Thailand on November. And Sukothai province is one of the best place to have Loi Kra thong experience 📍Sukhothai Historical Park 🚗 by car , there are a lots of free parking lots Access is free, you can look up for the dates in facebook or google. #travel #couplestrip #staycation #naturalwonders #seascapes #thingstodo #museums #familytravel #localfood #myitinerary #citydaytours #travel

terrific beautifulist moment, also most ancient of all time here. a lot of stories happening just right here! right at this moment. you guys 're gonna love stay here, and wishing time to stop rollllllliiiingggg. you could walk, rent a bicycle, rent an electric 4 wheels car (golf cart), to enjoy this charming beautiful moment. every single minute looks hult here. try it!

#AsiaTravelRecord 📍Sukhothai Sukhothai Historical Park, located about 12km west of the city, is home to over 200 ruins and is managed by them. I took a cycling tour. The tour was in English, and very kind people conducted the tour carefully. I also heard valuable stories about the Emperor and Empress of Japan visiting and how Japan is involved in maintaining the ruins. It was a 7-hour tour, but the city had so much to see that it was thoroughly enjoyable. 🚌How to get there from Bangkok Bus: about 7-8 hours For just under 5,000 yen one way, you can take one toilet break, snacks, drinks, and bottled water. The seats are wider and more comfortable than Japanese night buses. At the rest area, you can eat a lunch set of your choice for 40 baht (just under 200 yen), and in some cases you can eat for free by showing your ticket. I took a night bus once, and arrived in Sukhothai at 2:30, scheduled to arrive at 6:30 in the morning. I recommend taking an earlier bus or finding a place to stay. *There is almost no toilet paper in the public toilets in Sukhothai, including the rest areas. Only flushable toilets are available, so I strongly recommend bringing some kind of toilet paper. Or take a plane, rental car, taxi, etc. 🍜Sukhothai noodles The Sukhothai noodles I had for lunch were ramen-flavored somen noodles. There's nothing particularly special about them, but if you're interested, please give them a try! They were delicious.

Sukhothai Historical Park, located in Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province, features over 200 ancient sites both inside and outside the city walls. These include well-preserved ruins of various structures such as temples, stupas, and principal Buddha images, all rich in historical value. This place is not only beautiful but also very educational. Entrance fee: 20 THB for Thais, 100 THB for foreigners. You can take a tram tour for 30 THB per person. Bicycles and golf carts are also available for rent.

Sukhothai Historical Park has been declared the 574th World Heritage Site by UNESCO. The Sukhothai Kingdom began its history with clear evidence during the reign of King Sri Indraditya (Pho Khun Bang Klang Hao, 1238 - 1279 AD). The kingdom reached its peak during the reign of King Ramkhamhaeng the Great. During his reign, the kingdom's power was solidified as he expanded its territory. Thai culture flourished in all aspects, as evidenced in the first stone inscription, which highlights advancements in history, warfare, geography, law, traditions, governance, economy, society, philosophy, Buddhism, the invention of the Thai script, and more. The dynasty of King Sri Indraditya (Phra Ruang or Sukhothai) ruled the Sukhothai Kingdom for 200 years before it was incorporated into the Ayutthaya Kingdom. The layout of Sukhothai city is rectangular, approximately 2 kilometers long and 1.6 kilometers wide, with city gates in the middle of each wall. Inside, there are remnants of palaces and as many as 26 temples. The largest temple is Wat Mahathat. This historical park has been restored by the Fine Arts Department with assistance from UNESCO. It attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors annually. Tourists can conveniently and safely explore the park on foot, by tram, or by bicycle. Come for an evening bike ride and enjoy the classic atmosphere. Special on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 4:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Sukhothai Historical Park, there is a market where you can sample and enjoy various traditional snacks and foods. Don't forget to visit!

Thailand has many well-known tourist destinations, but there is a lesser-known place called Sukhothai - the birthplace of Thai civilization. Sukhothai is a Pali word meaning 'the dawn of happiness'. The ancient ruins here are more rustic than those in Cambodia, exuding a sense of tranquility and Zen everywhere. Sukhothai, the capital of the first Siamese kingdom in the 13th-14th centuries, is one of the most remarkable architectural sites in the world. As the capital of the dynasty, Sukhothai Old City has over a hundred Buddhist temples and stupas, and more than a thousand Buddha statues. If the weather is good, Sukhothai is even more beautiful. The entrance fee to Sukhothai Historical Park is 100 Thai Baht. In Sukhothai, I stayed at a guesthouse right across from the park, very close. The area around the guesthouse is full of food options, with a vegetable and fruit market and a 7-Eleven convenience store diagonally opposite, making it very convenient. You can rent a bicycle for 30 Thai Baht a day.

Loi Krathong Sukhothai: Burning Candles, Playing with Fire 🌙✨ Location: Sukhothai Historical Park, Sukhothai Province Between November 8-15, 2024 'Sukhothai Loi Krathong, Burning Candles, Playing with Fire' With dazzling lights and sounds and beautiful fireworks In the event, there will be booths selling various foods Visit the Thai Village that simulates the lifestyle of Sukhothai people in the past, including grand performances That convey stories of Thainess #VisitSukhothai #LoiKrathong #LoiKrathongSukhothai Loi Krathong Sukhothai 2024 is considered an interesting and charming event in Thailand. This event will be held in Sukhothai Province, which is one of the important places with a long history. It celebrates the festival held on the night of the full moon in the 12th month of every year. In 2024, it is expected that there will be exciting performances, including tasting a variety of local Thai food, from sweets to savory dishes. Tourists will get to taste the unique flavors of each area. In addition, participants can also enjoy a spectacular light and sound show that presents the stories and culture of Sukhothai through impressive creations. This event is also a great opportunity to experience the atmosphere of Loi Krathong in a different way, whether it's floating krathongs on the river or participating in other fun activities. Visiting the Loi Krathong Festival in 2024 in Sukhothai is an experience not to be missed for those who want to truly experience Thai culture and the beauty of Thai traditions! #Get a discount without relying on luck

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck 💠 Take a look at the atmosphere of the annual Loi Krathong, Candle Festival, and Firework Festival 2024, held at Sukhothai Historical Park, Sukhothai Province, from November 8-17, 2024. 💠 The Loi Krathong festival in Sukhothai Province is considered the origin of the Loi Krathong tradition. This tradition has been held for decades, until it became a national tradition and has made Thailand famous around the world under the name of “Sukhothai Loi Krathong, Candle Festival, and Firework Festival.” 💠 The Loi Krathong, Candle Festival, and Firework Festival are organized in the ancient style, which has become a famous traditional identity. There are both beautiful handicrafts in the shape of rice bundles that reflect the meticulousness of Sukhothai craftsmen, and the ancient market or the cowrie shell exchange market, which simulates the atmosphere of ancient trading, allowing tourists to experience the cultural atmosphere by exchanging cowrie shells instead of cash to buy and sell local food, as well as light and sound shows that provide a sense of storytelling. The charming history of the world heritage city civilization 💠 Activities during the day include the procession of Nang Nopphamat and various stalls and exhibitions. At night, there will be candlelight decorations at various ancient sites, which are beautiful and unique to the Sukhothai Loi Krathong, Candle Festival, and Firework Festival. There will also be a Krathong contest, a hanging lantern contest, a betel nut and flower-shaped lantern contest, a light and sound show about the history of Sukhothai at Wat Mahathat, as well as dance performances and various entertainments that reflect the delicacy of Thainess. It is worth traveling to experience and visit. It is held annually on the 15th day of the waxing moon of the 12th lunar month. #DadMomTakesYouToTravel #DadMomInvitesYouToTravel #LetsTravel #LoyKrathong2567 #SukhothaiHistoricalPark #LoyKrathongSukhothai #Sukhothai #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

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Sukhothai Historical Park, one of the most, if not the most beautiful park I’ve been too. The night markets are on Fri-Sat and the food is stunning! Watch the sunset and indulge #historicallandmarks #deliciousfood #localguides #sunset #sukhothai

#thailandtrip Sukhothai Historical Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, is an awe-inspiring testament to the glory of Thailand’s ancient past. Located in Northern Thailand, Sukhothai was the capital of the first Kingdom of Siam, and the park is home to the ruins of the once-grand temples and palaces. The park’s impressive structures, such as Wat Mahathat and Wat Si Chum, showcase the early Thai architecture and artistry that have greatly influenced the country’s cultural development. Visitors can explore the park on foot or by bicycle, taking in the serene surroundings as they discover the beautifully preserved ruins. The tranquil lakes, towering Buddha statues, and intricately designed temples offer countless photo opportunities for those documenting their #thailandtrip. Sukhothai’s historical and spiritual significance, combined with its peaceful ambiance, makes it a must-see destination for travelers interested in Thailand’s rich heritage.

Sukhothai, an ancient city that is not as old as you might think, offers a perfect blend of history and modernity. Sukhothai is a very pleasant place to visit, and even after visiting 2-3 times, you won't get bored. Although it is often just a stopover city, every time I visit, I want to stay for several days. This place has many ancient temples that are hundreds of years old and are highly valuable. They are so beautiful that they have been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Don't forget to visit! I will also show you a small but comfortable place where I stayed.

Sukhothai is not a very big province and has many historical tourist attractions. There are many stories from the past to learn. It is a city of learning and there is also a walking street in the historical park. We went for 2 nights and learned a lot.

📍 Dive into the historical wonders of Sukhothai, the former capital of the Kingdom of Sukhothai and a prestigious UNESCO World Heritage Site. 🗺️ Immerse yourself in the Sukhothai Historical Park, home to meticulously preserved ruins of temples, palaces, and statues that embody the grandeur of the past. 🏛️🌿 🚲 Embark on a delightful bike adventure through the vast expanses of the park, where you'll be enchanted by the exquisite architecture and tranquil ambiance. 🚴💫 ✨ Sukhothai beckons all history buffs and culture aficionados with its captivating allure and rich heritage. Prepare to be awestruck! 💫 💰 Entrance fee: 100 baht 🌟 Experience the magic of Sukhothai and uncover the secrets of an ancient kingdom!✨ #Sukhothai #AncientRuins #HistoricalPark #UNESCO #WorldHeritage #TravelGoals

A short trip for the Family Design family. We left Bangkok at 5:00 AM. We arrived in Sukhothai around 1:00 PM. So we went to visit Sawankhalok District. We stopped to eat Thai noodles at a famous restaurant. And took some photos at the street art. It was nearby. Then we went to Wat Phiphat Mongkhon. It was a beautiful temple. We stayed one night at Sukhothai Treasurer Hotel. The next morning, we went to make merit at Saphan Bun. We continued to visit the historical park and stopped to eat Sukhothai noodles. "A short trip review. We will review more places later." #SukhothaiTravel #SukhothaiHistoricalPark #SawankhalokStreetArt #SukhothaiNoodles #SukhothaiTrip #WatPhiphatMongkhon #WatSrichum

First time visiting Sukhothai, intended to go here to see the old city, cycling in the evening in the summer is also fun, the bicycle fee including the entrance fee is 30 baht, stopped at every place, looked at every temple, took pictures from every angle, it was beautiful. We think it is easier to access than Ayutthaya, closer, reacted to us more, made us feel the beauty more. Very impressed with the first time visiting here.

#thailandtrip Visiting Sukhothai Historical Park is like stepping back in time to the golden age of Thai civilization. The park's sprawling grounds are dotted with ancient temples, statues, and other architectural wonders that showcase the grandeur of the Sukhothai Kingdom. Walking or cycling through the park allows visitors to immerse themselves in history while marveling at the intricate details of the structures. The serene atmosphere, combined with the lush greenery surrounding the ruins, creates a peaceful ambiance perfect for contemplation and reflection. Exploring Sukhothai Historical Park is truly an unforgettable journey into Thailand's rich cultural heritage.

Sukhothai Historical Park is another historical tourist destination that has been acclaimed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is a famous tourist spot in Sukhothai and has many important ancient monuments. It is popular among both Thai and foreign tourists. There are several ways to tour the area, as it is quite extensive and has many points of interest. You can enter by bicycle or electric golf cart to travel around, or take a tram with a guide who will introduce various places along the way. A highlight not to be missed is the Mahathat Temple area, which has many beautiful photo spots. Other points of interest include Wat Sa Si, Wat Saphan Hin, and many others that can be seen on the map. 📍Location: Sukhothai Historical Park, Old City Sub-district, Mueang District, Sukhothai Province 💴Entrance fee: 20 baht for Thais ⏰Opening hours: 08:30-16:30