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Wat Phra That
A central ancient temple distinguished by its principal Phum Binth-style chedi, combining Sukhothai, Lanka, and Lanna architectural elements. Located near Wat Phra Kaew, forming part of the most important group of monuments in Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park.
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Kamphaeng Phet National Museum
Houses outstanding antiquities from Kamphaeng Phet, including large bronze Buddha heads in Sukhothai style (Kamphaeng Phet School) and historical evidence from the Dvaravati and Ayutthaya periods.
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Wat Phra Borommathat Nakhon Chum
The golden stupa, restored in the early Rattanakosin period, enshrines 9 Buddha relics and has been an important religious center in Nakhon Chum for over 600 years.
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Wat Phra Non Kamphaeng Phet
Wat Phra Non features a Reclining Buddha hall, the largest single laterite column in Thailand, and well-preserved Sukhothai–Kamphaeng Phet architecture, offering a rare glimpse of ancient temple design.
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Wat Phrakaew Kamphaeng Phet
Wat Phra Kaew is the largest temple within the old city walls, built mainly of laterite, featuring a large Lanka-style chedi, niche archways with lion sculptures, and a main vihara that once enshrined the Phra Attharot.
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Shiva Shrine
The only Hindu sanctuary in Kamphaeng Phet, featuring a large early Ayutthaya bronze Shiva statue, now displayed as a replica for public worship.
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Thung Setthi Fortress
A square laterite fortress with wide battlements, base chambers, and sema stone decorations, demonstrating strength and mid-Ayutthaya defensive architecture.
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Wat Chang Rop
The main bell-shaped chedi on a high base, surrounded by laterite walls and 68 sculpted white elephants, is one of the most complete and beautiful “Elephant-Enclosed” temples in Thailand.
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Wat Phra Si Iriyabot
Four Buddha Postures Mandapa, a large cruciform structure with four Buddha images (standing, sitting, walking, reclining), especially the standing Buddha, which once served as a massive principal statue, reflecting the grandeur of the late Sukhothai–Kamphaeng Phet period.
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Wat Chang Rob
The site is distinguished by its Elephant-Encircled Chedi in late Sukhothai style, positioned on a high mound with 68 decorated elephants, making it a key ancient monument in Aranyik and part of the World Heritage Historic Town of Sukhothai and Associated Historic Towns.
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Wat Phra Sing Historic Site
Wat Phra Sing is distinguished by its large main hall, the Phra Sing Buddha, bell-shaped principal chedi, and its hilltop location facing the old city.
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Kamphaeng Phet City Pillar Shrine
Ancient stone city pillar over 700 years old, topped with a guardian spirit head. The current mandapa-style shrine is in the heart of the old city, perfect for prayers for stability and prosperity.
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Baan Pha Po Baan Hang R 5
A two-story teakwood house in Thai-Western (gingerbread) style with intricate carvings. Residence of Pha Po, a Burmese/Karen timber merchant, reflecting the prosperity of the timber trade and serving as inspiration for the novel “Chua Fa Din Salai.”
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Wat Pa Mued Nai
Wat Pa Mued Nai features a large laterite main mandapa, an open hall vihara connected to the mandapa, circular stupas and surrounding stupa bases, representing a unique architectural style reflecting late Sukhothai–early Ayutthaya influences.
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Kamphaeng Phet Provincial Museum
A large Central Thai house complex built with teakwood, showcasing Kamphaeng Phet’s history, ethnic groups, natural science, and notable heritage.
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Pom Phet Bastion
Pom Phet Bastion has an arrowhead-shaped layout, built with sturdy laterite, and is an essential part of the city’s defensive system and urban planning within Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park.
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Mueang Nakhon Chum
Mueang Nakhon Chum was a religious and administrative center during the Sukhothai period, with a sacred stupa, historic inscriptions, surrounding ancient sites, and a living local community that preserves its traditional charm.
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Nakhon Chum Retro Market Walking Street
Nakhon Chum Retro Market features a retro atmosphere, vendors in traditional Thai attire, rare local foods, old wooden houses, and diverse cultural activities.
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Wat Awat Yai
Wat Awat Yai features an octagonal main chedi, the large Bo Sam Saen pond, over 10 vihara and monk residences, showcasing Sukhothai–early Ayutthaya art and architecture.
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Koh Klang Mae Nam Ping
A riverside park for relaxation, exercise, and seasonal water activities, especially lively during the Songkran Festival, offering a vibrant cultural and recreational experience.
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Wat Khong Chai Historical Site
Large bell-shaped main chedi on a laterite base, intact Kampaeng Kaew (temple walls), and unique laterite architecture of Kamphaeng Phet.
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Luang Por Umong
A sacred Buddha statue with blessings for luck, enshrined in a unique tunnel-like structure within the historic Nakhon Chum area, surrounded by ancient sites and cultural landmarks.
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Wat Pa Muet Nok Historical Site
Wat Pa Muet Nok is distinguished by its sandstone Buddha statues and exquisite votive tablets, a unique feature not found in other temples in Kamphaeng Phet.
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Ho Trai Wat Khu Yang
The floating Ho Trai is built with traditional Thai wooden architecture, raised above a moat to protect Buddhist scriptures, and is historically significant as mentioned in King Rama V’s royal visit writings.
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Kamphaeng Phet Ancient Palace Area Sra Mon
Sra Mon is the ancient royal palace area of Chakangrao, surrounded by earthen walls and moats with a large central pond, serving as evidence of rulers’ residences from Sukhothai to Ayutthaya periods.
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Phra Ruang Hot Spring
Natural hot spring 40–65°C with foot baths, private mineral baths, and foot massage—perfect for health and relaxation.
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