Wat Phra Pai Luang

It is outside the walls of the heart of town but next to Wat Mahathat and one of the biggest and most significant of Sukhothai. It was constructed in the twelth century during the reign of Jayavarman VII, Khmer, the king who also constructed Angkor Thom. Like many other temples in Thailand this one was of Indian origin and was a Buddhist temple. Little remains of this temple to get an idea of ​​what was there but its structure is like many other Buddhist temples. It was alligned east-west with their most important pictures facing east. We also saw many depictions of Buddha, a prayer room. Only one of the Prangs you can still see remnants of, from the Khmer culture.