Wat Phrapai Luang

Paiyu Temple has a Khmer tower still standing, if you do not take a tour guide to visit this place, you can not understand anything. Guides will explain the details in the temple, a Hindu temple built after Angkor Wat that became a Buddhist temple when the Sukhothais migrated on the land.

Also translated into Pakyu Temple, in the north of the ancient city, is one of the oldest buildings in Sukhothai, seriously damaged, the Buddha reliefs around the base of the pagoda are mostly missing heads and arms, and there is a corn-shaped pagoda, which is full of birds.

Paiyu Temple, also known as Fengshenwang Temple, is a typical Khmer-style temple. The whole body has been black, much like the temples of Angkor Wat in Cambodia. It can be seen that the Angkor dynasty also affected Thailand.

Located in the north of Sukhothai, the temple is relatively large, but the appearance is relatively dilapidated, although it can be seen through the Khmer-style pagoda that it once was beautiful, one of Sukhothai must visit attractions

Wat Phra Pai Luang is magneficient. Hopefully you saw Wat Si Chum (beautiful giant reconstructed Buddha) when it opened at 7:30 am.Take a walk over here since you already paid your 100 Baht.I take a look there with my husband.