Architecturally wonderful buildings in beautiful well kept grounds. It's so enjoyable riding a bike through the park and getting to see this site. Of great historical value!

Nice park ( entrance is free after 18h ); the only negative point : wild dogs are everywhere. We got agressed by one while passing next to it.

Well maintained, preserved and a joy to visit. A must is to sit and watch the sunset over the ruins or even a sunrise.

Roughly half way between bangkok and changmai thailand . you will find sukhothai historial park .the sukhothai kingdom first came to prominence in the 12 century and last until the late 13 th century. having been ruled by 9 kings . the most famous of all was ramkamhaeng rama 1. As most of many historical parks in Thailand are kept... More

well-spread out site, with different temples and well maintained grounds. Of course if you are used to Greek and Roman remains this is only a fraction of their beauty and they are much more recent, but indeed it shows Thai heritage and ancient civilization. If you are in the area it definitely need a visit!

The closest thing Thailand has to the splendors of Angkor Wat and vicinity, but with a fraction of the crowds and at a fraction of the price. The central site is beautifully maintained and restored. Hiring a bike to get around is the way to go. It's worthwhile leaving the central area and riding to some of the outlying sites,... More

The ancient ruins are very interesting and worth seeing. Take a sareng (motorized cart with seats in front) to view them

The majority of temples that are on the tourist trail in Thailand are still active Temples and are being kept in execllent condition as a result. However if you wish to see a more historical view of the Thai history a visit to this historical park will help to fulfil to that. This park is a UNESCO protected world heritage... More

One of the most remarkable site in the country!!! The old city of Sukhothai had so many Buddhist temples almost next to another.