King Ramkhamhaeng Monument

The King Ramkhamhaeng Monument is a bronze statue honoring King Ramkhamhaeng the Great, third ruler of the Sukhothai Kingdom, located in the central zone of Sukhothai Historical Park in Mueang Kao, Mueang Sukhothai District, Sukhothai Province. Unveiled in 1975, the monument depicts the king seated on a throne holding a manuscript, commemorating his creation of the Thai alphabet in 1283 and his role in establishing Sukhothai as a major 13th-century kingdom.

Visitors can expect an open paved plaza in the central zone of Sukhothai Historical Park featuring a large bronze statue of King Ramkhamhaeng seated on a throne, holding a manuscript board representing the Thai alphabet. The monument is set on a raised pedestal surrounded by gardens and lawns, with informational plaques. The area is spacious for viewing, photography and paying respects, and is within walking or cycling distance of major temple ruins such as Wat Mahathat.