[Sukhothai] Recommended city in Thailand

#AsiaTravelRecord 📍Sukhothai Sukhothai Historical Park, located about 12km west of the city, is home to over 200 ruins and is managed by them. I took a cycling tour. The tour was in English, and very kind people conducted the tour carefully. I also heard valuable stories about the Emperor and Empress of Japan visiting and how Japan is involved in maintaining the ruins. It was a 7-hour tour, but the city had so much to see that it was thoroughly enjoyable. 🚌How to get there from Bangkok Bus: about 7-8 hours For just under 5,000 yen one way, you can take one toilet break, snacks, drinks, and bottled water. The seats are wider and more comfortable than Japanese night buses. At the rest area, you can eat a lunch set of your choice for 40 baht (just under 200 yen), and in some cases you can eat for free by showing your ticket. I took a night bus once, and arrived in Sukhothai at 2:30, scheduled to arrive at 6:30 in the morning. I recommend taking an earlier bus or finding a place to stay. *There is almost no toilet paper in the public toilets in Sukhothai, including the rest areas. Only flushable toilets are available, so I strongly recommend bringing some kind of toilet paper. Or take a plane, rental car, taxi, etc. 🍜Sukhothai noodles The Sukhothai noodles I had for lunch were ramen-flavored somen noodles. There's nothing particularly special about them, but if you're interested, please give them a try! They were delicious.