Wat Phra Si Mahathat Phitsanulok

Home to the stunning Phra Buddha Chinnarat and rich in historical artifacts, this temple combines religious significance with exquisite Ayutthaya and Sukhothai art, making it a must-visit spiritual and cultural site.

Wat Chulamani

Admire the beautiful laterite prang with Khmer-influenced architecture, pay respect to the Buddha footprint replica built during King Narai’s reign, and visit Luang Pho Phet, the revered Buddha image of the local community.

Wat Aranyik

Explore the ancient moat-surrounded temple layout known as the “Ubosot on an Island” concept, admire the Sukhothai-style bell-shaped chedi ruins, and enjoy the peaceful forest-temple atmosphere with fish-feeding activities in the surrounding moat.

Wat Chedi Yot Thong

Wat Chedi Yot Thong features the only lotus-bud shaped chedi in Phitsanulok, a classic example of Sukhothai architecture, built with laterite and ancient brickwork, located along the historic Phaya Suea Road near other important temples.

Wat Ratburana

Phitsanulok Night Bazaar

Experience the charm of riverside shopping and witness the iconic Flying Water Spinachperformance, a unique spectacle of the City of Two Rivers.

Sargent Major Thawee Folk Museum

Experience the past through the Keys to History, featuring a collection of traditional livelihoods and precious Buddhist art gathered throughout the lifetime of Sargent Major Doctor Thawee Buranakhet.

Wat Nang Phaya

Chan Royal Palace and Chan Royal Palace Historical Center

Visit the birthplace of King Naresuan the Great, explore the excavated ruins of the historic Chan Royal Palace, and discover the city’s past through modern multimedia exhibitions at the Chan Royal Palace Historical Center.

Phitsanulok City Pillar Shrine

Pay respects to the City Pillar for life stability, admire the beauty of the Thai Chaturamuk (four-faced) pavilion, and enjoy the refreshing breeze by the Nan River during the evening

Houseboats on the Nan River

Experience the traditional houseboat lifestyle along the Nan River, enjoy floating noodle shops and fresh river fish dishes, admire scenic views of bridges and temples reflected on the water, and stroll along the riverside skywalk connecting both banks of the river.

Wat Wihan Thong

Wat Wihan Thong is an important historical site near Chan Royal Palace, featuring seven massive laterite pillars and a large ancient chedi base. It was once the original location of Phra Attharot, one of Thailand’s significant standing Buddha images.

Ancient City Wall and Moat of Phitsanulok

Explore the ancient city wall remains near Wat Phothiyan and Wat Noi, walk along the historic moat running parallel to Phra Ruang Road, learn about the strategic layout of Phitsanulok built across the Nan River, and visit sacred sites nearby such as the King Naresuan Shrine and Pu Rueangrit Shrine.

3rd Recruiting Division Royal Thai Army

Trace the path of history and commemorate the great heroism of King Naresuan the Great, while viewing authentic military equipment that has faced numerous battlefields.

Phitsanulok Walking Street

Enjoy a relaxing stroll along the Nan River every Saturday evening experience the charm of a city-center market featuring local delicacies and handmade arts at friendly prices.

Sa Song Hong Ancient Reservoir

A large rectangular ancient reservoir featuring a central mound that visually divides the water into two sections, giving rise to the name “Sa Song Hong.” The site reflects the historic landscape of Chan Royal Palace, closely connected with the early life of King Naresuan the Great.

Monument of Chao Phraya Chakri

Pay respects to the founder of the dynasty, recognized as the Heroic Protector of Phitsanulok, and learn about the historic meeting requested by the Burmese general Azaewungyi, which took place on this very battlefield.

Wat Pho Thong Ancient Site

Explore the ancient brick chedi base from the Sukhothai–early Ayutthaya period, preserved by the Fine Arts Department, and learn about the historical temple layout aligned with the old city walls and moat along the cultural heritage route of Phaya Suea Road.

Wat Si Sukhot

Admire the main bell-shaped pagoda on a square base with niches housing Buddha images in all four directions. Study the ancient temple plan within the royal grounds near Chandra Palace, and experience the peaceful atmosphere of an open-air historical learning site reflecting the traces of Buddhist art in the past.