Discover the best top things to do in Sukhothai Province, Thailand including My Way Sukhothai Bicycle Tour, Cycling Sukhothai Bicycle Tour Thailand, Sukhothai Bicycle Tour, Green E-bike Sukhothai, Wat Mahathat, Sukhothai Historical Park, Si Satchanalai Historical Park.
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My way Sukhothai tour is a small business promoting eco-tourism. The company operates cycling tours in and around the ancient city of Sukhothai as well as the surrounding countryside.
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Cycling Sukhothai is a small business promoting eco-tourism. All our bicycle tours go into the rural area where our experienced guides know how to show you the beauty of the Sukhothai area. They will explain all you have to know about farming and village life. We really go deep into the countryside using tracks and trails used by the farmers themselves that zig-zag and swing along canals, rice fields passing authentic villages, local temples. We use well maintained 24 speed mountain bikes, the most green and energy efficient machines, no fumes, no noise, leaving behind only the tracks of the tires in the dust.
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Sukhothai Bicycle Tour is a tour company that run by Local Thai family. If you would like to see the real Thailand and would like to have the Local tour guide who have very good knowledge and experience show you how the local people lives, most of the areas that we will cycled is flat, dirt road along the rural areas including a lots of rice fields. Also we do the bike tour to the Historical Park if you need someone to explain the histories, culture and others things. Please contact us Jib and Miaow Equipment's and Bikes - We use high quality of bikes (Trek) 24 gears with front suspension. - We also have a children bikes (Trek), Trailer bikes for kids, Baby seat and Tandem bike. - We also provide helmet for safety security - We have also a back up care + driver for every tours if necessary.
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Sukhothai's largest temple, located behind the Royal Palace, features a magnificent seated bronze Buddha image cast in the Sukhothai style by King Lithai of Sukhothai in 1362.
Wat Mahathat (Mahathat Temple) is the largest and the most impressive Buddhist temple in Sukhothai Historical Park. It is located in the central zone of the old walled town. Wat Mahathat was the most important temple of the Sukhothai Empire, located next to the Royal Palace. Wat Mahathat means “temple of the Great Relic”. This Splendid temple was founded by Sri Indraditya, in the 13th century to enshrine relics of the Lord Buddha. The temple was built following the concept of Mandala, an ancient Hindu symbol representing the universe. The main stupa is surrounded by smaller stupas in eight directions. The main stupa has the shape of a lotus bud. Both sides of the main stupa has two 9 meters tall standing Buddha images (Phra Attharot). I think it was 10 years ago when I saw an amazing photo of a Lord Buddha image. The Lord Buddha was sitting and the image had an imaginary reflection in the pond’s water in front of the Lord Buddha image. I didn’t know where had been taken this unique photo and I wished that I could visit this mysterious temple one day. Finally after 10 years I found Wat Mahathat (the mysterious temple) and the Lord Buddha image in Sukhothai, where the unique photo had been taken. This white Buddha image which is in Bhumisparsha position, can be seen even from outside of the temple. Another thing which can be seen from outside of the temple is a masonry Chedi made of red bricks. Although much parts of the temple are some ruins, but the temple has an unbelievable yard with tidy garden and beautiful flowers. In my opinion, by having Lord Buddha sitting image and many other Buddha statues and holy buildings and a very peaceful atmosphere, Wat Mahathat is the most wonderful temple in Sukhothai.
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The park comprises the ruins of royal palaces, Buddhist temples, the city gates, walls, moats and the water dyke control system of ancient Sukhothai, the capital of the Sukhothai kingdom from the 14th century.
One should either rent a bike or an electrical tuk-tuk because the Historical Park is huge, and even now in the cool season in December it was 28 degrees celcius so it is hot.Many very interesting vats, and a few of them have clearly influence from hinduism also.Very impressive!
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Located on the banks of the Yom River, the ruins of this ancient town that was formerly called “Muang Chaliang” contains more than 134 monuments from the past.
Must see - away from the tourist crowds. At the entrance to the historical park, you can rent bicycles (300 baht for the whole day). Very well-kept area, for which you need about 4 - 5 hours. There are also many smaller temples around the complex, which are very easy to reach by bike. There are a few small restaurants outside the complex. The WAT KOK SINGKHARAM is on the way to the facility If you are in Si Satchanalai you have to visit the WAT CHAO CHAN (Khmer Temple), the WAT CHOM CHUEN and the WAT PHRA SI RATTANA MAHATHAT.
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