Nestled along the Nan River in northern Thailand, Phitsanulok is surrounded by a picturesque landscape of mountains, rice fields, and forests. The area was first settled by the Khmer people in the 10th century. Over the centuries, it gained significant importance, serving as the capital of both the Sukhothai and Ayutthaya kingdoms. Today, visitors can explore this historic city, which retains a rich cultural heritage and offers a glimpse into Thailand’s past through its well-preserved sites and traditional architecture.
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