Si Satchanalai Historical Park Sukhothai

At Home Sukhothai is an International Hostels place and we absolutely loved it. The people were really friendly and it was a converted home with glass cabinets of knick-knacks and bits of pieces from the traditional house.

We went out to the old ruins at Sukhothai Historical Park, and hired bikes to cycle round the extended site. A lot of …

... , minus the leather chaps, vest, and tattoos and, within an hour's journey, we arrived at our destination, Si Satchanalai Historical Park. Akin to the ruins of Sukhothai, the ruins of Si Satchanalai are also relics from Siam's golden age, but much to our ...

We left Chiang Mai on the bus and stopped for lunch and loo breaks. We arrived at Si Satchanalai Historical Park. This was a site of many temples uncovered but not rebuilt completely. It was very peaceful to walk around the ruined temples. We had to run ...

... pieces over rice.  My favorite.   The first full day here, I just lazed around, intending on going to the Si Satchanalai Historical Park, just 20KM down the road, but just didn't get around to it.  Tomorrow.    Well, it's ...

... out there. Still, we got on our bikes and headed off, and the worries were quickly forgotten. The next day we visited Si Satchanalai Historical Park, which was even nicer to cycle around! There were very few people, and some of the Wat’s felt quite ...

... Sukhothai. The park is open daily from 8.30 a.m. - 4.30 p.m. The entrance fee is THB 40 each.   Si Satchanalai Historical Park    The ancient town, formerly called Muang Chaliang, was named Si Satchanalai during the reign of Phra ...