Wat Chang Lom

The Qunxiang Temple can see the stone inscription of King Lankanhe. The temple is surrounded by 36 elephants and is rumored to have been built by King Lankanhe in 1285. The quadrangle foundation stands the Ceylon-style bell-shaped pagoda. It takes 20 baht and 30 minutes to take a minibus from the old town Th Jarot Withithong road. There are bicycle rentals near the entrance of the park, about 40 baht/day.

The location is on the east side of the old town of Sukhothai and you need to go by bicycle. There are no tickets, no one is watching, just go in. It looks spectacular, and there is a circle of elephant sculpture under the pagoda. It is said to have been built by a former minister.

There are many elephants under the pagoda here, which is a better preserved one. It is a bit far from Sukhothai Historical Park, it is recommended to pack it. You can also visit another temple nearby. Remember to tell the driver the price to drive first.

D is damaged and worn, no other temple is well maintained

Wat Chang Lom is an important ancient site. Located in Si Satchanalai Historical Park Si Satchanalai District Sukhothai Province There is a Lanka-shaped chedi located on the square Prathaksin base. surrounded by a full stucco elephant. which is the origin of the name around the base on all 4 sides, total 39 ropes meaning 37 Bodhisattva, which is a symbol of enlightenment, coupled with two wises,

Qunxiang Temple is on the east side of the ancient city of Sukhothai. The back door of the Legendha Hotel is facing this temple. It is especially convenient to stay in the hotel. There are many elephants at the bottom of the temple, most of them are damaged, and there are several complete shapes.