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| Sukhothai somewhere halfway Chiang Mai and Bangkok was the capital of Siam in the 13th and 14th century. An impressive assembly of beautiful ruins is left from this former capital and is preserved as Sukhothai Historical Park. It is one ofThailand most visited ancient sites and is on the list of UNESCO world heritage sites. You can visit the park on a day trip from the new town of Sukhothai, 12 kilometres to the east, where lots of accomomdatioj is available. It is also possible to find accomodation in the historical park itself. Since the complex covers quite a big area, the best way to visit the ruins is by bike which can be rented at the entrance. |
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