Things to do in Sukhothai

Absolutely worth it. If you can, visit on weekend when after 6pm when the staff turn on the light in some temples (all main temple), great architecture, surprisingly not crowded by tourists.

Xichun Temple is serene and ancient, with a quiet and peaceful atmosphere, free from crowds. The ancient buildings retain their original texture, and the details are full of historical charm, making it suitable for a leisurely visit. It has a low level of commercialization, so there's no need to rush. A leisurely visit to relax and pray is very pleasant and worthwhile.

Wat Mahathat is located in the center of the ancient city of Sukhothai. It is the largest temple and site in Sukhothai. The temple consists of 12 Buddhist temples and houses a large number of Buddha statues. The pillars in the main hall are very tall, and the Buddha statues are a bit old but still sit upright. The famous tree-embracing Buddha head is here, and you can also enjoy the beautiful sunrise and sunset.

I saw the local introduction says it is Wat Sasihuai, the name is not important. There are three Khmer style pagodas in it. It is south of Wat Mahathat. Not many people come here. What is more interesting is that you can go inside the pagoda and turn on the flashlight to see the internal structure of the pagoda.

Wat Saphan Singh is on the mountain, and it is easy to miss it if you are not careful. I walked past it, and the park manager took me to the foot of Wat Saphan Singh. Look at the stone road on the right, that is the famous stone bridge up the mountain. In broad daylight, it was not as thrilling as the legend said. I ran up the mountain with all my strength, walked around it devoutly, and then went down the mountain. The tall standing Buddha witnessed the immortal contributions of King Ramkhamhaeng for the country and the people. From the mountain, you can have a bird's eye view of the whole Sukhothai, but unfortunately, I am highly myopic and it is not very clear. Some people go to see the sunrise.

I went to exercise in the evening, running in a circle in the shape of a heart. ❤️❤️ The atmosphere is very good. Looking at the sky, the light is very beautiful. If anyone comes to Sukhothai, don't forget to come.

Visit the ancient temple, the story of Si Satchanalai city at Wat Long Chang or Wat Lom Chang Si Satchanalai, a temple located in Si Satchanalai Historical Park, Sukhothai Province. At that time, Sukhothai was established as the capital city. The pagoda has elephant statues surrounding all 4 sides, totaling 39 elephants, which means the 37 Bodhipakkhiyadhamma, which is the Dhamma that the Lord Buddha taught. It is another very interesting place in Sukhothai Province. #Old Capital #Wat Chang Lom #Sukhothai

Wat Sa Si can be reached by bridge, this historical Buddhist temple complex is surrounded by a scenic lotus pond.