Sukhothai Historical Park
Ruins of Thailand's first capital featuring over 190 temple ruins spread across 70 square kilometers. UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing classic Sukhothai architecture.
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King Ramkhamhaeng Monument
Bronze statue commemorating King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, credited with creating the Thai alphabet anโฆ
Wat Chetupon
Temple complex featuring four standing Buddha images facing the cardinal directions, each housed in โฆ
Wat Sa Si
Picturesque temple ruins situated on a small island in the middle of Traphang Trakuan pond, accessibโฆ
Wat Si Chum
Famous for housing the massive Phra Achana Buddha statue, a 15-meter tall seated Buddha image that fโฆ
Wat Sorasak
Temple ruins featuring a bell-shaped chedi supported by 24 elephant sculptures at its base, represenโฆ
Royal Palace Ruins
Remains of the ancient royal palace complex including foundaโฆ
Wat Trapang Ngoen
Small but elegant temple featuring a lotus-bud chedi on an iโฆ
