Wat Mai Review

The temple is near the King's Monument and there is not much to see, and is included in the ticket to the historic park, so you can drop by and see it, a large site covering about 160,000 square meters, completely surrounded by water moats, once serving the royals.

This temple is lonely in the northeast corner of Sukhothai Historical Park, there is no way, and I walked through the grass flat to here. The temple was damaged more seriously, and there were still some pillars and foundations left, which can only be imagined through the restoration map.

Another ancient site of Sukhothai that is very beautiful.

The ancient temple site, the architecture is magnificent and exquisite, has a history of vicissitudes.

Wat Mai is located in the southeast of the bronze statue of Langan Heng Emperor, with only a dozen pillars left. Looking at the structure of the pillar, it must have been a large-scale building. It used to be a temple where Myanmar's high monks lived. The secluded place is indeed a livable place. Located in a corner of the central area, it is easy to miss if it is not a tourist map guide.