[2025 Sukhothai Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Si Chum (Updated May)

Wat Sri Chum (Phra Achana), Sukhothai Province Wat Sri Chum is located outside the city walls to the north of Sukhothai Historical Park, Tambon Muang Kao, Amphoe Mueang Sukhothai, Sukhothai Province. This temple enshrines a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, named "Phra Achana". It is rumored that this Buddha can speak. The Buddha statue is enshrined in a pavilion, which has now completely collapsed, leaving only the surrounding walls, making it an outdoor Buddha statue to this day. This temple is where the second stone inscription, or the Wat Sri Chum stone inscription, was found. Wat Sri Chum is considered another temple of historical significance. It has beautiful Sukhothai art and is another interesting place in Sukhothai Province. ##Wat Sri Chum #Wat Sri Chum Sukhothai #Sukhothai attractions #Sukhothai temples #Sukhothai tours

Wat Si Chum is located in the Sukhothai Historical Park. Inside the sanctuary it has a large Bhuddist statue which built with Sukhothai art. This temple is the destination of many tourists. The legend of the Buddhist statue is during Ayutthaya period in King Naresuan. When King Narasuannand his soldiers went to Sawanlok city to fight with the rebels.At that time, his soldiers seem tired and did not want to fight with thai people. With his thought, he made fortune telling ceremony with the Buddhist statue. If we win this time, the Buddhist statue will talk to us. But if not, the Buddhist won't talk. At the end, the Buddhist statue talked to the soldiers, so the soldiers felt better and finally, they won this battle. In the reality, the buddhist statue did not talk, but one climbed and talked behind the buddhist statue. 📍Wat Si Chum in the Sukhothai Historical Park #travel #couplestrip #amazingthailand #thailand #thingstodo #museums #citydaytours #sukothai #myitinerary #familytravel

I must say that this trip was on our way back to Bangkok after visiting our hometown in Chiang Mai. Since we were tired, we booked a hotel for another night, which was in Sukhothai Province. We got a beautiful place to stay in front of the temple, so we came here. Wat Sri Chum, a 300-year-old Thai history. The Buddha statue is grand, beautiful, and peaceful. You can take pictures with a magical feel. Some people ride bicycles next to the historical park and wear Thai costumes. It is a city that is worth stopping by. If anyone passes by, don't forget to stop by. #SukhothaiSiSatchanalai

Sukhothai is another secondary province worth visiting and has many important historical sites. On this trip, we will take everyone to Sukhothai for 2 days and 1 night. Let's take a look at the plan. Day 1: Ban Phu Ron - Khao Piap Yai Kreung - Ban Na Ton Chan 📍Ban Nam Phueng Prong Lampang, Si Satchanalai District On this trip, we traveled from Uttaradit. Today's destination is Ban Na Ton Chan. While eating, we will pass the Prong Lampang hot spring, so we stopped to soak our feet and relax. It's free to enter and then continue our journey. 📍Khao Piap Yai Kreung, Ban Na Ton Chan The only one in the world, no branches. When you come here, you must not miss eating Khao Piap. It's not expensive. It's like a sheet of noodles. I recommend eating it with Mee Pan. It's delicious. 📍Ban Klang Doi, Ban Na Ton Chan Homestay After touring the village, today we will stay at Ban Klang Doi Homestay, one of Ban Na Ton Chan's homestays. It's quite secluded from the others and quite peaceful. It's in a durian orchard near the entrance to the Huai Ton Hai viewpoint. The price is 700 baht/person, including dinner-breakfast and seasonal fruits. Let me tell you, it was very filling. The atmosphere was good. There might be some insects/mosquitoes because the accommodation was in the forest. In the morning, if you want to see the sea of ​​fog, you can contact the accommodation. As for us, we just chilled at the accommodation. Day 2: Coffee Terrace - Sukhothai Historical Park - Wat Sri Chum - Bangkok 📍Coffee Terrace, Sawankhalok District Leave Ban Na Ton Chan, stop by Coffee Terrace, the shop is in a Shell gas station. The cafe behind is next to a rice field with a very good view. The coffee tastes good. I recommend it. 📍Wat Sri Chum, Mueang District It is an ancient religious site in Sukhothai Historical Park. It is the place where "Phra Achana" is enshrined. You can stop by to pay homage and ask for blessings. 📍Sukhothai Historical Park, Mueang District Before traveling back to Bangkok, stop by to visit the ancient sites of Sukhothai. For those who like history and photography, you can stop by. There are many foreign tourists. I recommend renting a bicycle to ride around or a golf cart to drive around to see various points. Or take a tour bus. There will be a guide to provide knowledge. It's another kind of fun. 🚘🚘That's all for the Sukhothai trip. Even if you have little time, you can still come. Anyway, try to visit. #แจกเที่ยวพีรย์ #Sukhothai Sri Satchanalai #Sukhothai Historical Park

#timetotravel Getting There - Wat Si Chum, Mueang kao District, Sukhothai Province, Thailand. Attractions - Historical landmark, Landmarks temples featuring a 49 FT Buddha statue.The ground areas are Large surrounding by big tree, peaceful atmosphere, great for meditation. Opening hours: 7:00 to 17:30 entrance fee : 100฿ for foreigners tourists and 50bath for Thai tourists. #historicculture

Phra Achana is a stucco Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, Sukhothai art style, 11.30 meters wide at the lap and 15 meters high. The word “Achana” comes from the Pali word “Ajala” which means “one who is unshakable, steadfast” or “one who is worthy of respect and worship.” The reason why it is believed that Phra Achana can speak comes from the story that when King Naresuan the Great led an army to conquer the city of Sawankhalok, he stopped at this temple and had his soldiers climb up to speak to boost their morale and encouragement behind the Buddha statue. This made the soldiers believe that Phra Achana could speak, so they became more devoted and excited to fight until they were finally victorious.

#WinterTravel 📣 Wat Sri Chum (Sukhothai Province) 🛕 Wat Sri Chum is an ancient religious site in the Sukhothai Historical Park. It is located to the northwest outside the original city walls in Sukhothai Province. 🙏 This temple enshrines a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude, named "Phra Achana". The Buddha statue is enshrined in a pavilion, which is currently completely destroyed, leaving only the surrounding walls without a roof. 🌹 Phra Buddha Achana is famous for its sacredness and uniqueness, attracting tourists to visit continuously. It is considered one of the important tourist attractions in Sukhothai Province. #EatOutGoRound

Wat Si Chum is home to a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, approximately 11.30 meters wide, named "Phra Achana", which means "the unshakable one". It is rumored that this Buddha can speak. It is assumed that Wat Si Chum was built during the reign of King Ramkhamhaeng the Great and became a deserted temple in the late Ayutthaya period until 1952 when King Bhumibol Adulyadej had a project to renovate it. Wat Si Chum has a large principal Buddha image inside a pavilion, which is different from other temples where the principal Buddha image is usually in a chapel. The traces of mural paintings on the pavilion, although much faded, are still evidence showing the great beauty of Wat Si Chum. In the past, this temple was the location where the second stone inscription, or the Wat Si Chum stone inscription, was found. Overall, Wat Si Chum is another temple with great historical significance. There is also the beauty of Sukhothai art expressed through the remaining Phra Mondop and Sao Vihara, making it an interesting place. Address: Charoenwithi Thong Road, Muang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang District, Sukhothai Province Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/QSxeuUxz95qt8Ngt5 Open for visits: 07.30-17.30 Admission fee: Thai tourists 10 baht, foreigners 30 baht

📍Wat Sri Chum is home to a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, approximately 11.30 meters wide which is called "Phra Achana", meaning the unshakable one "Rumored to be a talking Buddha" - The exterior looks like an ordinary old temple The construction of this temple is ingenious With the southern wall, there is a hole for us to walk inside, or what the locals call the "Wat Sri Chum Tunnel" There will be a narrow staircase to walk up to the side of Phra Achana When we speak out loud Our voice will echo in the temple As if it were a voice coming from a Buddha statue This is the origin of the legend that has been told that Phra Achana can talk Which in times of war This Buddha statue will encourage the brave soldiers to have good spirits and encouragement #Wat Sri Chum #Worship and ask for blessings #Visit the amusement park

Wat Sri Chum "Talking Buddha" is an ancient site of Thai history. It is an important religious site in Thailand. It is beautiful and has a unique identity with the Buddha statue that we can take pictures from many angles. We have to pay an entrance fee to restore the place to maintain its beauty.

The sacred Phra Phuttha-Ajana, the "Talking Buddha" of Sukhothai After the Loi Krathong festival, before entering the Sukhothai Loi Krathong festival, we had the opportunity to learn about the history of another place that we were all excited about, which was Wat Sri Chum, the Talking Buddha. After reading about its history and origins, we got goosebumps. Now that we've actually visited the place, we can't miss it. So let's read a brief history. Located in an area surrounded by a moat outside the old city of Sukhothai to the northwest, this temple is the strangest because its creator had profound and progressive ideas. If you look at it superficially from the outside, you will see a pavilion with a single Buddha image sitting in the middle. But in reality, this pavilion has very thick walls made of bricks, two layers, and steps leading up to the top of the pavilion. We often call it the Wat Sri Chum tunnel. There are entrances on both the left and right sides, but only the left side can reach the side vents and the vent behind the Buddha image's head. If you go out and hide through this vent and speak out loud, those in the temple might think that the Buddha image can talk. Inside the wall cavity, there are paintings from over 700 years ago, but unfortunately they are all faded. We don’t know what they are. In addition, the ceiling of the tunnel is decorated with slates, painted with Jataka tales about the lives of the Lord Buddha. There are 55 ancient Thai scripts inscribed on them. Currently, the government has closed the entrance to this tunnel because tourists like to write on the tunnel walls, which has damaged the ancient site. The highlight of the temple is Phra Achana, a large stucco Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya attitude. It is 11.3 meters wide at the lap. His legs are attached to both sides of the pavilion wall. It has a lap area of ​​only about 20 square meters. According to the first stone inscription, “…At the foot of Sukhothai, there is a market, Phra Achana, a castle, coconut groves, central betel nut groves, fields, rice fields, settlements, large and small houses…” It is assumed that the Phra Achana mentioned in the first stone inscription is the Phra Achana enshrined at Wat Si Chum, which is located in the north of Sukhothai. From the whole history, it would be longer. I have selected only the relevant history. Therefore, it is the reason why we want to pay homage once to continue our Thai lineage and let the culture continue to flourish. #Loy Krathong 2565 #Central Region Team #Thailand

Wat Si Chum, a beautiful temple and a famous temple, a must-see highlight when visiting Sukhothai. It is located in Sukhothai Historical Park, Loei. It is the place where a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture is enshrined, which is Phra Phuttha Achana, which is enshrined in a rectangular chapel similar to a pavilion. But unfortunately, the roof has collapsed, leaving only four walls. There is a passageway on the southern wall for people to walk in and visit inside. And here there is also the story of the legend of the talking Buddha statue. #Sukhothai

#He took me to visit Sukhothai, inviting me to visit and worship Buddha📷🇹🇭 An important historical site of the old city of Sukhothai, "Wat Sri Chum", one of the highlights that you must not miss when visiting Sukhothai. An ancient temple with a very interesting history. The distinctive identity of this temple is probably the old temple surrounded by lush green trees. It is a square building similar to a pavilion. Inside the temple is the Phra Achana, a large stucco Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture. It looks beautiful and mysterious. When we walk in, we will see its greatness. When we enter the temple, when there is a loud voice talking, the sound will echo, similar to the sound of a Buddha statue. Therefore, it is the origin of the talking Buddha. Which this beautiful and ancient nature, we will not miss taking a picture as a souvenir because there are cool angles for taking beautiful pictures. 📌🚗 Wat Sri Chum is an ancient site in the Sukhothai Historical Park, Sukhothai Province. Anyone who passes by, don't forget to see the sacredness, beautiful, mysterious, and charming that will definitely make us want to go again. 🙏🏻 #He took me to collect merit

🛕☘️Wat Sri Chum, Phra Atchana, Sukhothai Historical Park (or Wat Poi Dam, it is assumed to have been built during the reign of King Ramkhamhaeng. It appears in the first Sukhothai Inscription that "At the foot of the bed of Sukhothai here ... root vegetable ... there is Phra Atchana, there is a castle." From this sentence, nothing confuses us except the word "root vegetable". In fact, "Wat Sri Chum", which is also called "Ha Bia", comes from the original Thai word "root vegetable", which means Bodhi tree. Therefore, the name "Sri Chum" means a grove of Bodhi trees. But in the Chronicles of Ayutthaya, written in the late Ayutthaya period, this meaning was not understood, so the place was called "Rishi Chum". The principal Buddha image in the pavilion is therefore named "Phra Atchana". The word "Atchana" has a meaning in Pali. “Ajala” is a pavilion with a width of 32 meters on each side and a height of 15 meters. The walls are 3 meters thick. The left wall has a hole for a staircase. The wall leads to the roof. There are old paintings on the walls of the tunnel but almost all of them are faded. These paintings are almost 700 years old. The ceiling and walls have 50 slate slabs carved with lines depicting stories from the Jataka tales, arranged continuously. All of these are considered the oldest Thai paintings in the Ayutthaya period. When King Naresuan the Great declared independence in 2127 at Kraeng, the other cities stopped paying tribute to Burma. However, there was still Chiang Rai or Sawankhalok that refused to comply with his royal command. He therefore led his army to conquer Chiang Rai and gathered at Wat Si Chum before attacking Chiang Rai. Since the battle was between Thais and Thais, the soldiers were not motivated to fight. King Naresuan therefore planned to boost the soldiers’ morale by having one of them climb a ladder to the back of the Buddha statue and give them words of encouragement. This gave soldiers the courage to fight. This is why the legend of the “talking monk” at Wat Sri Chum arose. King Naresuan also held the water-pouring oath-taking ceremony at this temple. Evidence indicates that this temple underwent a major renovation during the reign of King Lithai, and has been continuously maintained. It is assumed that this temple was abandoned during the late Ayutthaya period. Until the reign of King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, there was a renovation project. #NortheasternTeam

Wat Sri Chum, Sukhothai Province is an ancient temple located in Muang Kao Subdistrict, northwest of the old city wall. This temple is home to a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, named Phra Phuttha Achana. Anyone who comes to Sukhothai will never miss paying homage to Phra Phuttha Achana because it is famous for its sacredness and beauty. The surrounding area is shady and there are officers who provide assistance to tourists and those who come to make merit. This is another recommended temple. If you come to Sukhothai, you should not miss it. #VisitHistoricalSite

#cityplaybook #localguides #familytrip #cityplaybook If there’s one place in Thailand that truly whispers the spirit of old Siam, it’s Sukhothai. Nestled in the lower north of the country, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is often overshadowed by flashier destinations—but for those who make the journey, it’s like discovering a well-guarded secret. I arrived early in the morning, greeted by a light mist that clung to the towering ruins of Sukhothai Historical Park. As I pedaled along quiet paths through lotus-strewn moats and sprawling temple grounds, I couldn’t help but feel a sense of calm and reverence. The Wat Mahathat was my first stop—an architectural masterpiece with a central Buddha statue radiating peace under the rising sun. Each temple ruin tells a story. From Wat Si Chum’s massive seated Buddha hidden within a chamber to the elegant lotus-bud chedis of Wat Sa Si, the park is a mosaic of Thai spiritual artistry and early ingenuity. It’s easy to imagine Sukhothai in its prime—grand, enlightened, and thriving as the cradle of Thai language, law, and culture. What I loved most was the tranquility. Unlike other historical sites, Sukhothai isn’t crowded or commercialized. The locals are warm, the atmosphere slow-paced, and the experience deeply personal. I stopped at a roadside stall for a bowl of Kuay Tiew (noodle soup) and chatted with the vendor about the meaning of the name “Sukhothai”—Dawn of Happiness. I felt that meaning with every step. Best Time to Visit: November to February for cool, dry weather. Try to visit during Loy Krathong for an enchanting candle-lit celebration among the ruins. Helpful Tips: Rent a bicycle to explore the vast park at your own pace. Start your tour at sunrise for beautiful lighting and fewer tourists. Don’t skip the Ramkhamhaeng National Museum for context and cultural depth. Stay in New Sukhothai and take a short tuk-tuk ride to the old city. Location: Sukhothai, Thailand #SukhothaiDiaries #CradleOfThailand #TempleWhispers #SukhothaiSunrise #AncientSiam #BikingThroughHistory #LoyKrathongMagic #HiddenThailand #UNESCOSukhothai #SoutheastAsiaHistory Sukhothai isn’t just a place you visit—it’s a place you feel. It reminds you of where Thailand began and why it still captivates hearts centuries later.

#aprilblooms • Things to do Visit the iconic seated Buddha inside the mondop, explore ancient ruins of Sukhothai Historical Park, and capture the spiritual calm of this heritage site. • Tips Arrive early morning or late afternoon for soft lighting and fewer tourists. Bring water, wear a hat, and dress respectfully for temple grounds. • Directions Wat Si Chum is located in the north zone of Sukhothai Historical Park #thailandtrip #temple #historicallandmarks #thailandtravel

#springitinerary *"Where 800-year-old Buddha smiles glow amidst lotus-filled moats"* 🚗 GETTING THERE From Bangkok: 1hr flight to Phitsanulok (1,800฿) + 1hr transfer By Bus: 6hrs from Mo Chit (350฿) direct Best Transport: Rent bicycles (50฿/day) inside Historical Park 🌅 DAY 1: Temple Hopping & Local Flavors ☀️ MORNING 6:30 AM Wat Mahathat at Sunrise Arrive as gates open to see the iconic Buddha framed by lotus ponds (100฿ entry) Pro Tip: The walking Buddha at Wat Si Chum is best photographed 8-9AM 🍜 MIDDAY 9:00 AM Breakfast at Coffee Cup Try Khao Tom Sukhothai (herb-infused rice soup) 11:00 AM Sangkhalok Museum Discover ancient ceramic kilns that made Sukhothai famous 🌇 EVENING 4:00 PM Wat Traphang Thong Temple on an island reached by bamboo bridge 7:00 PM Night Market by Ramkhamhaeng Monument Must-try: Moo Grob Sukhothai (crispy pork with tamarind dip) 🚲 DAY 2: Countryside Adventures 🌄 MORNING 7:00 AM Cycling the Northern Zone Explore lesser-visited ruins like Wat Phra Phai Luang 10:00 AM Ban Hat Siaw Pottery Village Make your own Sangkhalok-style ceramic (150฿) 🏞️ AFTERNOON 12:30 PM Lunch at Jayhae Restaurant Order Sukhothai Noodles (thin rice noodles with pork crackling) 2:30 PM Ramkhamhaeng National Park Hike to viewpoint overlooking ancient city 🌙 EVENING 6:00 PM Dinner at Poo Restaurant Riverside dining with live traditional music 💰 BUDGET (2D1N) Accommodation: 400-1,500฿ (heritage stays near park) Food: 300฿/day (delicious local eateries) Activities: 350฿ (bike rental + museums) 📸 MUST-CAPTURE SPOTS: Wat Mahathat's Buddha at golden hour Reflection of Wat Sra Si in the lotus pond Rural sunset from Ramkhamhaeng viewpoint 🍽️ HISTORIC FLAVORS: Khanom Pang Nok (ancient rice cookies) Gaeng Hang Lay Sukhothai (northern-style curry) Khao Lam Sukhothai (bamboo sticky rice) "Sukhothai isn't just ruins - it's where Thai culture took its first steps, preserved in stone and still alive in every bowl of its signature noodles!"

#springitinerary "Step back in time at Thailand's first capital" WHY SUKHOTHAI? ✅ UNESCO World Heritage ruins without the crowds of Ayutthaya ✅ Cycling through history among 800-year-old temples ✅ Authentic local life beyond the tourist trail 🚍 GETTING THERE From Bangkok: 1hr flight to Phitsanulok (1,800฿) + 1hr transfer By Bus: 6hrs from Mo Chit (450฿) direct to New Sukhothai Pro Tip: Rent a bicycle (50฿/day) to explore the historical park 🌅 DAY 1: Temple Hopping & Local Flavors ☀️ MORNING 6:30 AM Sukhothai Historical Park Sunrise Enter at dawn to see Wat Mahathat glow golden (100฿ entry) Must-see: The iconic walking Buddha at Wat Si Chum 9:00 AM Breakfast at Coffee Cup Try Khao Tom (rice soup) with local herbs 🏺 MIDDAY 11:00 AM Sangkhalok Museum Discover ancient Thai ceramics (50฿ entry) 1:00 PM Lunch at Jayhae Restaurant Order Sukhotai noodles (special thin rice noodles) 🌇 EVENING 4:00 PM Wat Traphang Thong Temple on an island reached by bamboo bridge 7:00 PM Night Market by Yom River Try Gai Yang (grilled chicken) with Sukhothai's special sauce 🌄 DAY 2: Countryside Adventures 🌄 MORNING 7:00 AM Ramkhamhaeng National Park Hike to viewpoint (3km) overlooking the ancient city 9:30 AM Local Pottery Village (Ban Hat Siaw) Make your own Sangkhalok-style ceramic 🚲 AFTERNOON 12:30 PM Cycling the Lesser-Known Zones Explore Northern Zone temples (quieter but equally stunning) 3:00 PM Wat Saphan Hin Hilltop temple with panoramic views (best for sunset) 🌙 EVENING 6:00 PM Poo Restaurant Riverside dining with local dishes 💰 BUDGET (Per Person) Accommodation: 400-1,200฿/night (stay near the park!) Food: 250฿/day (local eateries are cheap & delicious) Activities: 300฿ (bike rental + park fees) 💡 INSIDER TIPS: Visit November-February for cool mornings Hire a guide (200฿/hr) to understand the history The Saturday Night Market is bigger with more food options WHY WE LOVE IT: "Sukhothai offers Thailand's most magical blend of ancient wonder and peaceful countryside vibes. It's history you can touch, taste, and cycle through!" 📸 INSTAGRAM SPOTS: Sunrise at Wat Mahathat The giant Buddha at Wat Si Chum Lotus ponds reflecting ruined temples Pro Tip: The Western Zone requires separate entry but has stunning forested ruins

Wat Si Chum is an ancient site located within the Sukhothai Historical Park. It houses a large Buddha statue in the posture of subduing Mara, known as "Phra Achana." The statue is enshrined within a mandapa, which was constructed during the reign of King Ramkhamhaeng and is mentioned in the first Sukhothai stone inscription. The mandapa measures 32 meters on each side and features a staircase built into the left wall leading up to the roof. The tunnel walls are adorned with ancient paintings, though most have faded over time. These paintings are nearly 700 years old. The ceiling of the walls contains slate panels engraved with line drawings depicting various Jataka tales, making it one of the oldest examples of Thai mural art from the Ayutthaya period. The temple underwent major restoration during the reign of King Lithai and has been maintained and restored over the years. It is believed to have been abandoned during the late Ayutthaya period. However, during the reign of King Rama IX, a restoration project was initiated, turning the site into a historical attraction for future generations to study and visit.

Sukhothai, a city of history. For those who love history, I recommend it.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #Thailand #Sukhothai Wat Sri Chum is an ancient religious site located outside the northern city wall of Sukhothai Historical Park, Mueang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province. This temple enshrines a large Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, named "Phra Achana". The Buddha statue is enshrined in a pavilion, which has now collapsed, leaving only the surrounding walls, making it an outdoor Buddha statue to this day. The structure of Wat Sri Chum is more special than other temples in Sukhothai Historical Park because it does not have a main chedi, but is replaced by a pavilion enshrining a Buddha statue inside, which is located behind the main chapel. This temple is believed to have been built during the reign of King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, or around the 19th Buddhist century. It was first restored by the Fine Arts Department in 1953 and the pavilion area was restored again in 1967.

Wat Sri Chum (Phra Achana), Sukhothai Located at 📍 2MGV+P7P, Muang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province 64210 https://maps.app.goo.gl/5A3Jj57suzSPchSf6?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy Opening-closing hours ⏰ Open daily from 07:30-17:00 hrs. Wat Sri Chum (Phra Achana), Sukhothai is an important temple with a 15-meter high Buddha statue surrounded by a stone wall. The top has no roof. It is a beautiful Buddha statue. #Get a discount without relying on luck

#TravelPlanGiveaway 🏛️ 🕍 Sukhothai Historical Park 🕍 🏛️ This park is very large, so we will recommend the tourist attractions within the park that are important highlights for those who have limited time. 📑 Travel plan for the highlights of Sukhothai Historical Park 🏛️ 1) 🕍 Wat Mahathat: Located in the center of the city, it is the most important temple, comparable to the royal temple of Sukhothai. 2) 🕍 Wat Sara Si: Another very beautiful place because the temple is located in the middle of the largest pond in Sukhothai called "Traphang Trakuan". 3) 🕍 Wat Si Sawai: Inside there are 3 prangs in the Lopburi art style. 4) 🕍 Monument of King Ramkhamhaeng: Built as a royal tribute to King Ramkhamhaeng the Great. After visiting the city walls, continue to 5) 🕍 Wat Si Chum: A famous ancient temple. Inside is the enshrined “Phra Achana” ❤️📑 Recommendations 📑💚 1) 👫📸 Tourists can choose to visit the inside in 4 ways: 1.1) 👟🧢 Walking around the park: If you have little time, it is not recommended because the area is very large and the weather is hot. 1.2) 🚲🧢 Cycling: You can rent a bicycle from the shop in front. The fee for bringing a bicycle into the park is 10 baht per bicycle. 1.3) 🚲🚞 Taking a tram: There are officers who will give a commentary and stop to show important points. The service fee is 30 baht per person. 1.4) 🚲🛺 Renting an electric golf cart with a driver: 300 baht per hour (prices may change) 2) Dress appropriately and prepare sun protection equipment. #VisitSukhothai #SukhothaiHistoricalPark #WatSrichum

It was my first time visiting Wat Sri Chum. I was so excited and wanted to go, but never had the chance. When I finally got there, it was beautiful and just as I had intended to go. 🥰❤️ #SukhothaiTravel #WatSriChumSukhothai

#TravelPlan 🏛️🛕 Sukhothai 🛕🏛️ The former capital of Thailand, a world heritage city with a long history. This city is full of the charm of history, art, culture and the unique way of life of the local people. 📑 Sukhothai Travel Plan in 1 Day 📑 🟢🏛️ Si Satchanalai Historical Park 🏛️🟢 - 🖍️ Located on the plain along the Yom River, there are three mountain ranges surrounding the city like a natural fortress. Highlights include Wat Chang Lom and Wat Chedi Chet Thaeo. -💳 Cost: Park entrance ticket 40 baht per person. -🕰️ Opening hours: Every day, 08:30-16:30 hrs. - 📌 Location: Tambon Si Satchanalai Sri Satchanalai District, Sukhothai Province 🟢🏛️ Sukhothai Historical Park 🏛️🟢 - 🖍️ A large historical park The park management is very good. Highlights are Wat Mahathat, Wat Chana Songkhram, Wat Sa Sri, Wat Si Sawai -💳 Cost: Park entrance fee 20 baht per person -🕰️ Opening hours: Every day, 06:30-19:30 - 📌 Location: Tambon Muang Kao, Amphoe Mueang, Sukhothai Province 🟢🏛️ 🛕Wat Si Chum 🏛️🟢 - 🖍️ Located outside the old city walls, the highlight is the enshrined Phra Phuttha Achana, a large Buddha statue that fills the entire building. -💳 Cost: Park entrance fee 20 baht per person -🕰️ Opening hours: Every day, 07:30-17:00 - 📌 Location: Tambon Muang Kao, Amphoe Mueang, Sukhothai Province 🟢🏛️ Try local famous dishes 🏛️🟢such as Sukhothai Noodles, Khao Piak 📝 Tips 📝 - 😎👒 You should prepare a hat, jacket, sunglasses and sneakers. - 👚👖Traveling in historical parks requires polite dress. #TravelSukhothai

#Coordinates for asking for blessings of love "Phra Phuttha Achana" 🌳 Buddha statue in the Mara-Vijaya posture, Sukhothai art, enshrined in a pavilion in Wat Si Chum, which is one of the highlight temples of Sukhothai Historical Park🏛️ "Phra Phuttha Achana" is famous for its sacredness ☘️ and its charm, unique identity, inviting tourists to visit and pay homage and ask for blessings for themselves and their families. 🧧 We received advice from a local guide for asking for blessings: men must use their right hand to touch the middle finger of the Buddha image, while women must use their left hand to touch and then pray for blessings. 🧘🧘 Entrance fee: Thai male tourists 20 baht per person and free for seniors aged 60 and over. More information - 🛕 Wat Si Chum is an ancient religious site. Located outside the northern city wall of Sukhothai Historical Park - 🌳🌳The area beside the northern pavilion also consists of a large wild mango tree that is over 200 years old and has a height of over 20 meters. It has been preserved and registered as a national heritage tree by the Ministry of Culture. #Worship #VisitSukhothai

🌹 Hello everyone, today I will take you to pay respects and make wishes at Sukhothai. This is an ancient temple of the province and a historical site. Visitors to this temple can admire the ancient architecture of Sukhothai and pay respects to Phra Ajana, a renowned Buddha image here. You can make wishes for anything. The temple is open every day during official hours. For those interested in visiting, I recommend bringing an umbrella as it is an open area and can be quite hot. Come and visit us! 🌻 Opening Hours The temple is open every day from 07:00 AM to 04:30 PM. 🌾 Location Wat Si Chum (Phra Ajana) Sukhothai Wat Si Chum Mueang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province 🌱 Parking There is a parking area available for both cars and motorcycles. Parking is free of charge.

🌹 Hello, today I will take my friends to review a beautiful temple in Sukhothai Province. This is an old temple and there are many ancient Buddha statues. Anyone who is looking for a place or temple to worship and ask for blessings can come here. You can also see the beauty of the sculptures and ancient temples. The highlight here is the old Buddha statue in a large church. It is beautiful and is respected by the locals. Friends, come and worship and ask for blessings. 🌻 Opening hours The shop is open every day. From 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 🌾 Location Wat Si Chum Muang Kao Subdistrict, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province 🌱 Parking There is a parking lot for both cars and motorcycles. Parking is free. #Location for asking for blessings in love