The following list includes just some of the points of interest to be found in vicinity of Sukhothai :

The Sukhothai Historical Park - The ruins of royal palaces, Buddhist temples, the city gates, walls, moats, as well as ponds, canals, and ancient irrigation system.

Phra Mae Ya Shrine - Founded during King Ramkhamhaeng's reign as a memorial to his late mother Nang Suang.

Wat Phra Phai Luang - Second in importance only to Wat Mahatat.

Ruins of the old Celadon Factory (Thuriang Kilns) - A site where Sukhothai celadon ceramics were made. Forty nine kilns and small edifices are visible.

Wat Chang Lom - A Buddhist stupa decorated with a motif of elephants emerging from its bas.

Wat Si Chum - Features a sanctuary containing a monumental Buddha image.

Wat Saphan Hin - Located on a hill 200 meters above the surrounding plain.

Wat Aranyik - Tiny caves, dwelling places for Buddhist monks, line the pathway to the sanctuary.

Wat Phra Yuan - This monasty enshrines a standing Buddha image.

Wat Phra Traphang Thong-Lang - The stecco images found here are masterpieces of Sukhothai art.

Ancient Goldsmith Village (Si Satchanalai Goldsmith) - Renowned for their tradition of ancient style and quality.

Cotton Village - Thai Puan people of Had Siow village in Si Satchanalai, whose ancestors migrated from Laos over 100 years ago, are famed for the colorful silk and cotton weaving.

Ramkhamhaeng National Park (Pa Kao Luang) - Named after King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, this lush national park is rich in flora and fauna and has many rare species.

Si Satchanalai National Park - There are many waterfalls and caves to explore here : Tad Dao waterfall, Tad Duan waterfall, Taravasan cave, Kang Kao cave (Bat Cave).