Wat Sri Chum

In the quiet northwestern section of Sukhothai Historical Park, Wat Sri Chum is one of Thailand’s most unforgettable temple sites, known above all for the monumental seated Buddha housed within its square mondop. The image, known as Phra Achana, rises with an extraordinary sense of calm and presence, making the temple one of the most iconic sights in Sukhothai. Even before stepping inside, the scale of the structure creates a powerful sense of anticipation. 

As part of the UNESCO-listed historic town of Sukhothai, Wat Sri Chum also reflects the artistic and spiritual legacy of one of Thailand’s earliest great capitals. It is not simply a ruin to admire, but a place that captures the elegance of Sukhothai style in one of its most powerful forms. 

Wat Sri Chum Highlights

• Visit Wat Sri Chum in Sukhothai for one of Thailand’s most iconic temple ruins.
• See the seated Buddha Phra Achana housed within the temple’s famous square mondop.
• Add Wat Sri Chum to your Thailand itinerary for history, spirituality, and unforgettable Sukhothai heritage.