Magnificent.Worth for visiting, not far from Sukhothai Historical Park if you have bicycles or car. The temple have not much tourists , you can take times to enjoy the scenery around.It has 39 elephants statue around the base of the pagoda.

Passed this elephant temple while cycling. There were no other tourists, and there’s no entrance fee either. Nice to see, and take a few photo’s.

Big and beautiful 14th century stupa with intact harmika and umbrella spire having huge elephants as guardians of the base.Prayer hall is in the ruins state with nothing much left now.

Very impressive Wat nevertheless some of the elephants have been rebuild. This helps imagine how this beautiful temple has looked like. Great stop when you drive to new Sukhothai by bike.

It is not big but in good condition. The stone elephants are beautiful. Nice spot for pictures.

The temple consists of the main pagoda in circular bell shape with 32 elephant statues around its base, a vihara to enshrine a Buddha image which is now in ruins, the ordination hall, surrounded by water in accordance with the concept of Udaka Sima, subordinate chedi and a boundary wall to enclose the whole temple.

It’s a historical site next to a hotel and a big area of farmland which is quite easily accessible by walk or bike. The name literally means a temple surrounded by elephants (Wat means temple and Chang means elephant). Some of the elephant sculpture got renovated to show the previous look. Highly recommend to visit with a bike (or by a bike tour)

free entrance not well maintanace just 10 min enough to complete your sukhothai trip

Very charming, the carved elephants are very beautiful and gave this temple it's name (chang means elephant). Rather quiet and serene away from the usual tourist path.

Very cool. Free. Worth a look. Cool phone application thing you can use as well, though didn't work with my phone

A historical site at Sukhothai. Worth visiting but becareful during rainy season. The road surrounding Sukhothai could be flooded.

Nice and a tranquil setting. Worth visiting if you're passing but wouldn't go to any special effort

Quiet and beautiful temple!

Decent little wat to visit. Basically a smaller version of the Chang Wat in Chiang Mai. Free to see and away from the crowds of the historical park.

Good place to learn history, good atmostphere

32 elephants surround this wonderful Chedi showing the clear Sri Lankan influence on the sukhothai kingdom. It's one of my favourites

Peaceful ancient temple, it quiet and beautiful do not miss and must see when visiting Sukhothai. Strong recommend from me.