Begin your full-day adventure with a brief stop at Wat Kudi Lai, a historic temple built during the Sukhothai period. Located on the bank of the Yom River, just outside the town wall near the Tao Moh Gate, this temple offers a glimpse into ancient architectural marvels.
Next, immerse yourself in the natural beauty and historical significance of Srisatchanalai National Park. Established in 1981, this park encompasses the ancient city of Si Satchanalai, founded in the 13th century as a satellite city of Sukhothai. The park is home to numerous ancient ruins, including temples, stupas, and kilns, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of the Sukhothai Kingdom. The lush landscapes and diverse wildlife add to the park’s charm, making it a perfect spot to connect with nature and history.
Your journey continues with a visit to Tao Sangkhalok, Celadon Kiln Study and Conservation Centre (Thuriang Kilns). This ancient industrial estate of Si Satchanalai city boasts over 500 celadon kilns, where a large number of exquisite celadon wares were produced. The centre provides a fascinating insight into the historical significance and craftsmanship of celadon pottery. Following this, we’ll travel a short distance to engage in a hands-on pottery workshop. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to learn the traditional techniques of pottery making, guided by skilled artisans. This interactive experience allows you to create your own unique piece of pottery, making for a memorable and personal souvenir. The tour includes a delightful lunch at a local restaurant, where you can savour the flavours of authentic regional cuisine.
The day concludes with a return to your hotel, leaving you with cherished memories of a day well spent exploring the cultural and natural treasures of the region.
