Wat Traphang Pan Review

Near Sukhothai Historic Park, there is a short teak bridge across the pond. The biggest attraction is the huge pagoda. On the right side of the pagoda is a small Buddha statue and a large bronze bell. There is a footprint of a stone Buddha statue that was moved from elsewhere, and the footprint was built in the 14th century.

On the road of Charadwithi Tong Opposite Wat Chang Lom This temple has the most beautiful proportion of medium-sized mondop. In front of the mondop there is a laterite pillar viharn base. What is worth seeing of Wat Traphang Thong Lang is stucco art on the walls on three sides of the square mondop Mondop The east side is a arch. The other three sides are The corals are decorated with almost all damaged stucco statues. It is a matter of Buddhist history.

Wat Traphang Pan, only one pagoda in the temple is well preserved, and the rest is only the pagoda, and there is nothing particularly worth seeing.

There are too many Sukhothai temples. Such temples are not worth seeing as attractions. Spend more time in classic places.

The ruined monuments are not very attractive for general tours unless you love archaeology!