Wat Son Khao: A Glimpse into Sukhothai's Past

Wat Son Khao's weathered ruins speak of a time when Buddhism flourished in Thailand. This site provides a rare opportunity to witness the architectural style of bygone eras.

Founded during the 13th century, Wat Son Khao served as a place of worship in the ancient Sukhothai Kingdom and showcases distinctive Lanna architectural elements. Unique in its layout, the temple ruins exhibit terracotta fragments and sprawling greenery, symbolizing the intertwining of nature and spirituality.

Must-See Wonders

🕌 Historical Ruins: Explore the remnants that offer a window into Thailand's rich Buddhist heritage.

🌳 Natural Surroundings: Enjoy the lush gardens that envelop the site, perfect for reflection.

⚒️ Architectural Features: Observe the intricate stonework and traditional designs emblematic of the period.

Accessibility is straightforward, with free entry appealing to tourists, families, and historians alike.