Sukhothai; Frolicking and Biking Through Ruins

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January 10th 2010

Published: January 10th 2010

Waking up early in hopes to get the first train tickets to Phitsanoluk (the closest train station to Sukhothai), we arrived at the Bangkok train station at 8:15am, but all tickets for the early trains had already sold out, so we got on the 10:30am train. Packs in tow, we hung out at the Bangkok Hualampong Station for a couple hours, reading, writing, and of course, drinking Thai iced teas. ... Read Full Entry

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Elephants...only partially restored

Wat Si Chum

This one was very unique and outside of the old city walls

Wat Phra Phai Luang

This one was also outside of the city walls and felt the most "ruined"...you can tell that a Buddha once stood here

Headless Ruins

Puppy Inside the Hole of the Ruins!

I somehow happened to look down into a crevice in one of the temple foundations and saw this puppy! He started coming out to me at first and I wanted to take him with us the rest of the trip!

Michael at Sukhothai Bus Station

Karen ready to get on the bus to Chiang Mai

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