Phra Mae Ya Shirne
Phra Mae Ya Shirne is situated in front of the City Hall and is highly respected by Sukhothai residents. It
Read moreSukhothai which literally means “Dawn of Happiness” with an area of 6,596 square kilometres, is about 427 kilometres north of Bangkok, and was founded in 1238. Sukhothai was the capital of Thailand for approximately 120 years.
Administratively, Sukhothai is divided into the following districts: Muang Sukhothai, Sawan Khalok, Ban Dan Lan Hoi, Si Samrong, Thung Sariam, Kong Krailat, Khiri Mat, Si Satchanalai and Si Nakhon.
Phra Mae Ya Shirne is situated in front of the City Hall and is highly respected by Sukhothai residents. It
Read moreThuriang Kiln is a site where Sukhothai celadons were made. Kilns exist in an area measuring 100 by 700 metres.
Read moreinside the park, displays gifts from the ex-abbot of Wat Ratchathani and art objects unearthed in Sukhothaiand nearby provinces. It
Read moreWat Traphang-Thong-Lang houses a square Mondop which is beautifully decorated by stucco figures in niches. The southern side portrays the
Read moreWat Chedi-Sung is situated near Wat Traphang Thong Lang. The upper part of the Chedi is round. The base is
Read moreThis exquisite national park with a combined natural and historical background covers an area of 314 square kilometers, and was
Read moreSawankhaworanayok National Museum is 38 kilometres from Sukhothai and 2 kilometres further on a road on the left. The museum
Read moreCeladon Kiln Site Study and Conservation Center is located at Ban Ko Noi, some 4 kilometres to the north of
Read moreSi Satchanalai National Park has a total area of 213 square kilometres. It covers areas in Amphoe Si Satchanalai and
Read moreSangkhalok is the name of ceramic wares produced in the old city of Sukhothai. The museum displays the collection of
Read moreNoen Prasat is where traces of the royal palace are found. It lies in the centre of the town and
Read moreSituated to the north of Wat Mahathat is the King Ramkhamhaeng Monument. The bronze statue of King Ramkhamhaeng sits on
Read moreA mondop enshrines four Buddha images in different postures: sitting, standing, walking, and reclining. The outer walls of the mondop
Read moreWat Chang-Rop is situated in the Aranyik area. A Chedi is decorated with an elephant emerging from the base. A
Read moreThis is situated on a hill 200 metres high. A pathway of slate slabs leads to the sanctuary yard.
Read moreWat Chang Lom is an important monument within the old town of Si Satchanalai. A huge bell-shaped Chedi supported by
Read moreSituated among magnificent scenery southwest of Wat Mahathat is Wat Si-Sawai. Three Prangs (pagodas) of Lop Buri or Hindu-style and
Read moreSituated to the west of Wat Mahathat is Wat Traphang-Ngoen with its square pedestal, main sanctuary, and stucco standing Buddha
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