★★★★★— Benji Harrison

Set beside a tranquil pond, the temple creates stunning reflections of the chedi and Buddha statues, especially during the early morning or late afternoon light. The layout is elegant and well balanced, with a prominent central stupa and a graceful standing Buddha that adds to the visual impact. The surrounding water and open space give the site a peaceful, almost timeless atmosphere. It’s a wonderful place to slow down, take photos, and appreciate the harmony between nature and historic architecture. A must-visit spot in Sukhothai for its beauty and calming presence

★★★★★— julien coqueret

🇹🇭​Contrairement au Wat Mahathat, qui était le centre administratif et spirituel du royaume, le Wat Traphang Ngoen semble avoir été un lieu plus intimiste, probablement utilisé pour des cérémonies spécifiques liées au cycle de l'eau ou aux récoltes. Le Wat Traphang Ngoen n'est peut-être pas le plus grand temple du parc, mais il est souvent considéré comme le plus "spirituel" en raison de sa composition visuelle.

★★★★★— simonhz

Wat Traphan Ngoen is one of the temples located inside Sukhothai Historical Park. Its a beautiful temple and you should definitely make a stop here while biking around the Park. Also remember to visit the old ordination hall Wat Traphang Ngoen Phra Ubosot on the small island in the lake.