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#Get a discount without relying on luck #Wat Nang Phaya is an ancient site within the city walls on the east side of Si Satchanalai Historical Park, Si Satchanalai District, Sukhothai Province. It is located on the same axis as Wat Suan Kaew Uthayan Yai and Wat Chedi Chet Thaeo. The highlight is the wall with stucco patterns that are still intact, which appear on the northwest wall of the temple. The history of this temple says that "Mr. Thian, a local villager, reported to King Rama VI, citing a story he read from a legend that had burned down, that this temple was built by Nang Phasuchatdevi, the daughter of the Chinese king, who was the consort of Phra Ruang. However, there is no archaeological evidence to support this statement. #Wat Nang Phaya is quite spacious. Inside the temple, there is a Sri Lankan-style chedi with a main chedi niche, made of large laterite and in perfect condition around the base of the chedi. There are lamp posts all the way, stairs leading up to the chedi, and a seven-room viharn, which is a popular plan for Sukhothai and northern architecture. Inside the viharn, on every side of the pillars, there are deities and various patterns. Made of unglazed Sangkhalok[3] The highlight of this temple is that there is one wall left with beautiful stucco decorations, but they have now peeled off to a considerable extent. A zinc roof has been built over the wall for conservation purposes. This wall has no windows, but there are ventilation holes in the Sukhothai and early Ayutthaya styles.