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This list features Thailand’s most famous historical parks, known for their UNESCO World Heritage status, ancient ruins, and cultural significance. Each entry provides the province, website, and contact details for easy reference.

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UNESCO World Heritage Historical Parks

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Ayutthaya Historical Park, Ayutthaya

• Description: A UNESCO World Heritage Site featuring the ruins of Thailand’s former capital, including Wat Mahathat and Wat Phra Si Sanphet.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/ayutthaya

• Contact: +66 3524 2286

Sukhothai Historical Park, Sukhothai

• Description: The capital of the first Thai Kingdom, known for its giant Buddha statues, ancient stupas, and well-preserved city walls.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/sukhothai

• Contact: +66 5569 7310

Si Satchanalai Historical Park, Sukhothai

• Description: A sister city of Sukhothai, featuring ancient Buddhist temples, kilns, and ruins from the 13th-15th centuries.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/sisatchanalai

• Contact: +66 5564 1576

Ban Chiang Archaeological Site, Udon Thani

• Description: A UNESCO-listed site showcasing prehistoric artifacts and evidence of one of Southeast Asia’s earliest civilizations.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/banchiang

• Contact: +66 4220 8340

Khmer-Influenced Historical Parks

Phanom Rung Historical Park, Buriram

• Description: A well-preserved Khmer temple complex atop an extinct volcano, resembling Cambodia’s Angkor Wat.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/phanomrung

• Contact: +66 4466 6251

Phimai Historical Park, Nakhon Ratchasima

• Description: One of Thailand’s largest Khmer temples, featuring intricate carvings and historical significance.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/phimai

• Contact: +66 4424 2220

Mueang Sing Historical Park, Kanchanaburi

• Description: An ancient Khmer city with well-preserved stone temples dating back to the 12th–14th centuries, located along the Kwai Noi River.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/mueangsing

• Contact: +66 3457 7209

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Other Significant Historical Parks

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Lopburi Historical Park, Lopburi

• Description: Famous for its ancient Khmer temples, including Phra Prang Sam Yot, known as the Monkey Temple.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/lopburi

• Contact: +66 3641 1458

Kamphaeng Phet Historical Park, Kamphaeng Phet

• Description: A lesser-known but well-preserved part of the Sukhothai Kingdom, featuring ancient ruins and city walls.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/kamphaengphet

• Contact: +66 5571 1576

Wiang Kum Kam, Chiang Mai

• Description: An underground ancient city that predates Chiang Mai, featuring old temple ruins and artifacts from the Lanna Kingdom.

• Website: http://www.virtualhistoricalpark.finearts.go.th/wiangkumkam

• Contact: +66 5327 3620

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Summary

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This list includes Thailand’s most famous historical parks, from UNESCO World Heritage Sites to Khmer-influenced temple complexes and ancient city ruins. Each park offers a glimpse into Thailand’s rich cultural and historical heritage.

Websites and contact details are provided for easy access to information and trip planning.