Wat Mahathat at Sukhothai Historical Park

                               Wat Mahathat

                        Ancient Kiln at Si Satchanalai



 

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GPS : 17.0160018,99.7002166


Sukhothai was the first Kingdom of the Thais in this peninsula,
founded in A.D.1238, and was the capital of Thailand for
approximately 120 years. The World Heritage Committee
inscribed Sukhothai and Associated Cities on the World
Heritage List in 1991.

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How to get there :

1) By Car. The distance from Bangkok to Sukhothai is approx. 427 kms. Travelling by car will pass through many provinces and visitors can enjoy rural Thailand. 2) By Bus. Take the air or non air-conditioned bus from Moh Chit bus terminal, Kamphaeng Phet Rd., Tel. (02) 537-8055-6. 3) By Railway. No direct trains to Sukhothai. One may travel by train to Phitsanulok and then take a local bus to Sukhothai,a distance of 60 kms. For further information call (02) 223-7010, or (02) 223-7020.

4) By Air. Bangkok Airways has a daily flight from Bangkok to
Sukhothai. Please contact (02) 229-3456-63. The Sukhothai
Airport is located some 20 kms north of the city. Thai Airways
operate several flights daily to Phitsanulok. Please contact
(02) 280-060-80.