Central - Sri Satchanalai The site is also classified UNESCO’s world heritage Sri Satchanalai is located on the left bank of Yom River. The Historical Park is contemporary to Sukhothai. Among the most visited sites, there are Wat Chang Lom Wat Chang Lom means the temple surrounded by elephants. A big Shing halese chedi is the most sacred building of the temple. The chedi is surrounded by 39 elephants and surrounded by Buddha images on an upper level. This temple was built by King Ramkhamharng.   Wat Chedi Chet Theow This temple is different from other temple in Sukhothai because of it contains many styles of architecture including the famous Lotus-Bud Shape chedi, the Sri Vichai style. Some of them had mural paintings not any more visible today. This temple was probably to place remains of Kings and Princes of Sukhothai.   Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Outside of the city wall, this temple has a late rite covered with stucco main prang mounted on a 2,250 meters square based. This monument was to enshrine relics of Lord Buddha.   Wat Nang Phaya This temple has beautiful stucco molding decorations especially on the Northwest of the Viharn. This building consists in seven rooms. Inside of the buildings, on each pillar there are many Sangkhalok deity designs.