Join the activities that should not be missed – Bike tour around the park while admiring the stunning sites and temple ruins surrounded by evergreen and big, shady trees.

• Learn about the history of some of the ancient sites, such as Mahathat Temple, Trapung-ngern Temple and Sa-Sri Temple.
• Pay respect to the King Ramkhamhaeng monument.

Relax under the shady trees in Sri-Chum Temple, learn how to weave a carp and try making a Kratong from palm leaves.

• Learn how to weave a carp, a kind of fish figure that signifies the fertility of the Sukhothai Kingdom, as well as Kratong making followed by a story about this ancient annual festival.
• Learn how to select the right palm leaves and weave a carp using a threading technique.
• Learn how to make a Kratong from palm leaves which you can float on the water in the evening.

• Learning how to make a mold of the Buddha
• Learning the firing techniques for perfect hardened clay of Buddhist art.

Learn how to make pottery at Usa Sangkhlalok. From the ancient remains, many pieces of ‘celadonware’ were found in the area that featured unique patterns depicting fish and black sharks (similar to carp). This is evidence of the plentiful and prosperity that Sukhothai enjoyed when it was the ancient capital of Siam. Consequently, some households in the area have carried on the tradition of making pottery and this can be seen at several locations dotted around the Old Town area of Sukhothai.

• Learn how to paint the Sangkhalok pattern on the celaldonware

Learn how to make a wooden quail at Wooden Handicraft Center at Ban Nok Khum, which is considered an auspicious object that protects the city and homes and maintains peace. Learn about the local wisdom of Mueang Kao’s villagers as well as how to hammer the wooden pattern by yourself.

• Learn about the history and beliefs that have been passed on from generation to generation
• Learn about the process of wood engraving handicrafts and try engraving the pattern on the wooden quail under the guidance of an expert.

Travel to Chao Ram cave, located at Ban Dan Lan Hoi. This site is presumed to be where King Ramkhamhaeng the Great used as a place to relax, as well as use as a hide-out shelter from enemies.

• Travel into the cave and check out the scenery surrounding the cave.
• Watch as the bats fly out from the cave at night in search of food.

Arrive at the Tung Luang Community and learn about pottery-making

• Learn about the history of various types of pottery and techniques, such as clay forming using a wheel, molding and clay casting
• Explore the folk way of life and see some of the 200 plus households in the area that still rely on the industry for their income.

After lunch, try different techniques of pottery molding, making various shapes under the instruction of a local professional artisan

• DIY Pottery molding with gold plating

Learn the way of life and enjoy various activities, including:

• Getting to know the procedure of mud cloth weaving, a famous local product, and go souvenir shopping.
• Visit Khun Tawong, the founder of the only place producing the wooden “Bar-pulling” models.
• Observe fabric weaving in a house basement.