How I Explored Sukhothai Historical Park, Thailand: Temples, Ruins & Local Noodles

In this vlog, I finally explore Sukhothai Historical Park — one of the most underrated places in Thailand for solo travelers.

I tried to cycle around the park (spoiler: my fears said “nope”), so I ended up walking instead… and honestly, it made everything feel even more peaceful.

I wandered through iconic temples like Wat Mahathat, Wat Phra Pai Luang, and Wat Si Chum, and seeing these ruins up close felt unreal — grounding, inspiring, and so worth the trip.

I also tried the local specialty: Sukhothai noodles. Fresh, flavourful, and surprisingly different from other noodle dishes in Thailand. Safe to say… I’m obsessed.

If you’re into solo travel, backpacking Thailand, or discovering quieter, culture-packed destinations, Sukhothai needs to be on your list.

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00:00 – Intro
01:14 – Attempting to Ride a Bike in Sukhothai
02:31 – Why I Got Too Scared to Cycle
03:39 – Chatting with a Thai Barista + Traditional Thai Coffee
04:33 – Quick Stop at Tra Phang Thong Market
05:00 – Exploring Sukhothai Historical Park for the First Time
07:07 – Lunchtime Break in Sukhothai
08:12 – Tasting Sukhothai Noodles (Local Specialty)
11:35 – Walking Through Sukhothai Historical Park Temples
13:03 – Exploring the Western Zone of Sukhothai Historical Park
17:04 – Visiting My Most Anticipated Temple
19:53 – Reflections on My Day at Sukhothai Historical Park