The North
Sukhothai
Thailand's first capital and a UNESCO park in three zones, best explored by bicycle. Wat Mahathat's lotus-bud chedis and Wat Si Chum's giant Buddha peering through a wall.
7 guides Best: Nov–Feb
Know before you go
Best time to go The best time to visit Sukhothai is November to February, when daytime highs of roughly 30-32°C (86-90°F), cooler evenings and dry skies make cycling the largely shadeless ruins of Sukhothai Historical Park genuinely… Best Time to Visit Sukhothai: Weather, Seasons & Loy Krathong → Getting around The fastest way to Sukhothai from Bangkok is a Bangkok Airways flight to Sukhothai Airport (THS), about 1 hour 20 minutes in the air, with fares typically from around ฿1,500-3,500 (about US$45-106) one-way since Bangk… How to Get to Sukhothai: Flight, Bus & Train Routes → Top things to do Sukhothai, Thailand's first capital and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1991, revolves around the Sukhothai Historical Park, split into three paid zones: Central (฿200 / ~US$6, home to Wat Mahathat), North (฿120 /… Things to Do in Sukhothai 2026: The Complete Guide →
Where to stay in Sukhothai
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★★★ Thai Thai Sukhothai Resort 9.24,684 reviews
★★★ Scent of Sukhothai Resort 9.13,344 reviews
★★★★ Sriwilai Sukhothai 9.02,110 reviews
★★★★ Legendha Sukhothai 8.72,636 reviews
★★★ Midtown Sukhothai Resort 9.11,254 reviews
★★★★ Sukhothai Treasure Resort & Spa 8.31,821 reviews
★★★★ Le Charme Sukhothai 8.41,167 reviews
★★★ Sukhothai Garden 9.2624 reviews