THAILAND'S ANCIENT CAPITAL 🇹🇭

02:04 Thai Girls on Motorbike
02:44 Thoughts on Thai Language
03:54 Food Pit-Stop
04:24 Kampheng Paet Ruins
07:48 Epic Buddha Statue
09:55 Dead Snake
10:56 Wrong Turn
11:28 Hotel Check-in + Laundry
12:39 Man-Made Island
13:44 How Thai Food is Made
14:52 Kid with Spider on Plate
15:08 7/11 Fun
16:18 Fun With Thai Girls
16:53 Renting a Bicycle
18:17 Sukothai Old Town - Historical Capital of Thailand
19:58 On Thai Prices For Foreigners
21:37 Historical Park
23:34 Epic Ruins
26:17 Thoughts on Sukothai
26:56 Cycling to 2nd Site
29:23 Buying Another Ticket
30:20 EPIC ANCIENT BUDDHA STATUE
32:48 Cycling to 3rd Ruin Site
36:02 The Search Continues
37:40 Finding a Way Out
39:10 Golden Buddha Wat
41:11 ON THAIS & HONESTY
43:34 #MillionaireLiving

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Day 2 of my month long tour of Thailand by motorbike. I set out from Nakhon Sawan, drive through Kamphaeng Phet and see some amazing old Buddha ruins before heading for Sukothai.

After several pitstops at PTT gas-stations (they're #1), a couple of dead python snakes and a few wrong turns which sent me through Ramkhanheng national park I arrive at Thailand's ancient capital Sukothai.

I find a hotel, eat my favorite Thai dish, grab some supplies at 7/11 before I head for the amazing ruins of the old city (or Muang gao as the city is called in Thai).

Renting a bicycle is the best way to cover the most amount of ground in the shortest amount for time here. One bicycle costs 30 baht for the whole day!

Entrance to the main site with the highest number of ruins cost 100 baht. There's also a second site i highly recommend visiting about 1km from the old city. There entrance also cost 100 baht.

I chose to stay at a hotel next to the ruins in Sukothai's old town.

EPISODE 3: https://youtu.be/nMe2c0_MYy4

Видео THAILAND'S ANCIENT CAPITAL 🇹🇭 канала Harald Baldr