Sukhothai is most famous for its historical city of Sukhothai, the first capital of Siam founded by King Ramkhamhaeng. Located in the valley of the Yom River on the lower edge of the northern region, Sukhothai is 427 km north of Bangkok and covers some 6,596 square km. Phor Khun Ramkhamhaeng's Day Festival is annually held on January 17th in honor of the Great King of Sukhothai Kingdom. People visit the Monument of Phor Khun Ramkamhaeng the Great to praise Phor Khun Ramkhamhaeng. Other interesting places include Ramkhamhaeng National Museum, Ramkhamhaeng National Park, Sri Satchanalai National Park and The Royal Palace and Wat Mahathat.

Many airlines including British Airways, Bangkok Airways, Qatar Airways, and Air France fly to Sukhothai. Find the cheapest flights to Sukhothai for your trip, by booking as early as you can. Flying during the off-peak season is one of the best ways to save money. You can also save money by flying during the week instead of during weekends. Many airlines also offer various discounts and deals.

Airports Serving Sukothai, Thailand

Sukhothai Airport (THS) is located in Amphur Sawankhalok and is about 30 km away from downtown. Flights operate daily between Sukhothai, Bangkok, and Chiang Mai. Major global airlines facilitate connecting flights to anywhere on the planet. Air-conditioned buses and non air-conditioned buses are available going to Chiang Mai from Sukhothai Bus Terminal. Tuk-tuks and motorbike-taxis are popular transportations in the town.