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3 Shiva Shrine
C2
4 Wat Khu Yang
D3
5 Wat Phra Borommathat
A3
6 Wat Phra Kaew
B2
7 Wat Phra That
B2
Sleeping
8 Chakungrao Riverview
C4
9 Grand View Resort
B3
10 Ko Chokchai Hotel
D4
11 Navarat Hotel
C4
12 Scenic Riverside Resort
A1
13 Three J Guest House
D3
Eating
14 Bamee Chakangrao
D4
15 Kitti
D4
16 Mae Ping Riverside
B3
17 Night Market
C4
18 Phayao Bakery
C4
19 Piggy
C3
Drinking & Nightlife
20 Rong Tiam
C3
Sights & Activities
A Unesco World Heritage Site, the Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park ( 8am-6pm) features the
ruins of structures dating back to the 14th century, roughly the same time as the better-
known kingdom of Sukhothai. Kamphaeng Phet's Buddhist monuments continued to be
built up until the Ayuthaya period, nearly 200 years later, and thus possess elements of
both Sukhothai and Ayuthaya styles, resulting in a school of Buddhist art quite unlike any-
where else in Thailand. In general, the ruins are not nearly as well restored as those of
Sukhothai, but they are smaller, more intimate and less visited.
The park consists of two distinct sections: a formerly walled city just north of modern
Kamphaeng Phet, and a larger compound about 1.5km further north.
 
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