It is very important you have the right guide. The local guides at the historical park work only until 4pm and I recommend Mr. Arche อาเช่, a University English major student. Without an enthusiastic guide, you will only see ruin artifacts but will not know...More

You can drive around here for a fee of Baht 50. Entrance fee for adults Baht 100. Plenty of ruins, wats, and chedi. Reasonably well maintained.

The commonly visited North Park and Main Park are superb. These have been reviewed by others, and are the best known sites in Kamphang Phet. There are also other sites in Nakhon Chum that are free which are an extension of the Kamphaeng Phet Historical...More

This beautifully preserved site runs alongside the main road, and comprises many temples and other ruins, together with some well preserved Buddha statues. The whole park is kept immaculately, and can be visited on foot or by bicycle, which can be rented nearby or at...More

We decided to ride bikes from our hotel and it was a great way to explore both locations of the park. We bought the combo ticket (150THB). The illustrations of how the structures looked in the 14th-16th Century made it easy to visulize how the...More

We visited the historical park on a lovely morning. We rented bicycles ( highly recommended). The park is large, so too large to do by foot. The park, as with all historical parks in Thailand is clean, beautiful, and very well kept. The ruins themselves...More

Temples in forestry site are worth visiting. This site is very remarkable for laterite stone that is the main material of architectural structures.