Things to do in Sukhothai

At the Elephant Temple, you can see the stone inscriptions of King Ramkhamhaeng. The temple is surrounded by 36 elephants. It is said that it was built by King Ramkhamhaeng in 1285. A Ceylon-style bell-shaped pagoda stands on a square foundation. Take a minibus from Th Jarot Withithong Road in the old city, the fare is 20 baht, and the journey takes 30 minutes. There are bicycles for rent near the entrance of the park, about 40 baht per day.

It is located in the Sukhothai Historical Park, near the south gate. There is mainly a statue and a stone tablet recording his life. Since it is inside the park, you can take a look when you go there. There are also locals burning incense, but strangely, the staff of the scenic spot quickly removed the incense and took it away.

One of the best places to visit in Sukhothai. The sunset is the most appropriate time to visit the dam. It is about 10 kms away from the Historical Park.

The old city got its name because it is located beside the Silver Pond. There are four pools of water in the old city, namely the Golden Pond in the East, the Silver Pond in the West, the White Pond in the North and the Water Spinach Pond. Legend has it that when generals went out of the city to fight, they had to drink a sip of water from each of the four pools, namely the Golden Pond in the East, the Silver Pond in the West, the White Pond in the North and the Water Spinach Pond, to represent blessings and a triumphant return!

Wat Sorasak was founded in the time of the Kingdom of Sukhothai during the reign of Sailuethai.In 1955 a stone inscription was discovered by the Fine Arts Department.

"Bua Tong Waterfall" in Bua Tong Waterfall National Park (Seven-Colored Fountain) A white, shiny limestone waterfall, a long path, almost 200 meters, with 3 levels in total, suitable for climbing and playing in the water (not slippery, easy to walk, there are ropes to hold on to all the way). It is not far from Chiang Mai city, only 52 km (about 1 hour). The route is easy and convenient. The asphalt road reaches the park. "Bua Tong Waterfall" Mae Ho Phra Subdistrict, Mae Taeng District, Chiang Mai

After breakfast, I took a taxi to Thapae Gate to take pictures. I took a few pictures by myself first, and then I saw someone who would take pictures for 100 baht and chase away pigeons for me. It was a great place to take pictures. After taking pictures, there are some drink shops nearby. If it is very hot at noon, you can also find a massage place to rest, walk around and take pictures. Be careful to protect yourself from the sun! The sun is still very strong.

Wat Mai is located southeast of the bronze statue of King Ramkhamhaeng. Only a dozen pillars remain. Looking at the size of the pillars, it must have been a large building. It was once a temple where Burmese monks lived. The secluded place is indeed a good place to live. Located in a corner of the central area, If it weren't for the tourist map, it would be easy to miss it.

Since during daytime it can be hot it is very convenient to go out at night for shopping. There are all kinds of handicrafts. clothes, souvenirs, street foot. It is a great place to have fun.