I felt like I was walking in the Land of the Gods - stillness all around me - under the watchful eyes of Buddha. Dwarfed by the all seeing eyes of the silent kings. Nothing but the movement of falling leaves in the afternoon heat. The peace and serenity of the valley engulfed me. Very close to hostels, bike hire... more

Sukhothai was the first capital city of Thailand, dating back to 1238 A.D. It reigned until 1365, when it was replaced by Ayutthaya as the capital city of the kingdom. It ceased to exist in 1438, and today is a UNESCO Heritage Site, filled with ruined temples, stupas, and the remains of the royal palace. We stayed in Phitsanulok because... more

I visited the Historical park in August 2008 and found this place amazing. The ruins date back to the 1200s and was the sight of the capital for that era ruled by the King Ramkamhaeng (1279-1298). First place to visit would be the Ramkamhaeng National Museum. I went to the park from my hotel and took the local bus. This... more

'P' in Thailand Cleveland OH We came to Sukhothai to visit 2 major historical sites with great Thai cultural and artistic significance. Sukhothai and Si Satchanalai Historical Park we like both parks very much but Sukhothai would be the pick between the two if you only have time for one. You can rent a bike but you can hire a... more

Priority advice: Get bicycles from a rental shop by the front gate. We did not and it was a lot of walking on a hot day. Seeing this 14th century capital was high on our priority list during our 2-week trip to Thailand. We stayed a night in Sukhothai (Lotus Village--great place) just to make sure we had enough time... more

ammirare.luogo da sogno, una giornata per per riempire la mente di questo sito incantevole.abbigliamento e scarpe comode. more

è il sito archeologico più grande e più affascinante della thailandia a mio avviso. é sudduviso in diverse aree ben... more

チェンマイからの１dayトリップで、スコタイへ行きました。 プライベートなツアーで行きましたので、ツアーガイドさんに、... more