Amphoe Thong Saen Khan.

Bo Lek Nam Phi [บ่อเหล็กน้ำพี้ ].

: At Moo 1, Ban Nam Phi, Tambon Nam Phi, from the Uttaradit province about 56 miles. As well steel There are several ponds, but as you appear to be clear, there are two wells is "Bo Phra Sang". and "Bo Phra Khun". by Phra Sang Bo Bo is a metal meat other than Bo. In ancient times, Mr. Chang made the sword. Presented to the king, will bring steel water tank at the rear, Phra Sang to smelting to make sword. The Bo Phra Khun understand that the pond take the iron from this area to smelting to the Khan so called "Bo Phra Khun". And do not allow anyone else to dig iron from the pond to use this, is reserved for use in making sword for the king only. Getting the land route number 11, and the Provincial Highway No. 1245.

Tham Din [ถ้ำดิน ].

: At Moo 9, Ban Tham din, Bo Thong.  Stunning marble caves. And there is a cave of bats, wrinkled mouth, more than 3 million. Travel the Highway 1245 and follow the gravel for about 3 km distance of 45 km.

Amphoe Nam Pad.

Ton Sak Yai Forest Parks {วนอุทยานสักใหญ่}.
: Located at Mu 4, Ban Pang Klau, Tambon Nam Krai, about 60 km away from the city look like a mixed forest In an area of about 1,000 Rai. within a few large teak trees in the world, around the beginning of a length of about 987 cm, height of 47 meter (measure, on February 15, 2530.) Teak about 1,500 years old. There has been an amount deducted to the storm, but the stems mostly still in their original condition.

Temple In Amphoe Muang.

Temple.

Luang Phor Phet, Wat Tha Thanon [หลวงพ่อเพชรวัดท่าถนน].

: "Luang Pho Pet" is a bronze Buddha, Chiang Saen period. History says. About the year 2436 there were Buddha images appeared from the mound. When were all digging a bronze Buddha statue. Look very attractive. Therefore be kept at Wat Tha street

Wat Phra Fang Sawangkha Buri Muni Nat [ วัดพระฝางสวางคบุรีมุนีนาถ ].

: The old temple built since the Sukhothai period about the year 1700. A group of sites in the ancient city Sawan Buri. Only one remaining. The temple is a sanctuary that is most important. Phra Maha Chedi. And Ayutthaya temple is a beautiful art.

Wat Tham Thipphatai [วัดธรรมธิปไตย ].

: The stor of the big door that the oldest temple of Wat Phra Fang. A door made of wood, 2.2 m wide, 5.3 meters high and 16 centimeters thick, carved in Ayutthaya, Thailand is carved designs. And the object of art is important "Luang Chiang Saen, a Buddha lap 38 inches wide, 67 inches high. Made from pure bronze metal texture. In the Sukhothai period. And more than 700 years old.

Wat Yai Tha Sao [วัดใหญ่ท่าเสา ].

: The temple is the oldest temple with carved wooden doors of two open and the wood in front of a beautiful temple, and ancient Hotrai with colorful patterns. Used as a storage Tripitaka

Amphoe Muang.

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Phraya Pichai Dab Hak Monument (อนุสาวรีย์พระยาพิชัยดาบหัก).
- A monument built to honor with Phraya Pichai Dab Hak , who had the courage, patriotism and sacrifice, and handsome monument designed by the Department of Fine Arts. Inaugurated on February 20/2512.

Uttaradit Cultural Hall (หอวัฒนธรรมจังหวัดอุตรดิตถ์).
- A center of antiques that people Uttaradit To study history. Antiques important is "Yanamrs", a 3-wood carving class, 73 cm wide, 3.50 meters long and 1.45 meters high. Made in the Ayutthaya period. About a year 2444.

Wat Klang  (วัดกลาง).
- The old temple, the temple is patterned, statues, beautiful Within a mural of the oldest and rare (in the early Rattanakosin period picture.) Picture story about Buddhism And assembly of angels.

Uttaradit Province.

Uttaradit province, the ancient city. A community living since ancient times, more than 1000 years. Confirmed by the discovery "Bronze Drum" made of bronze. Found in the district of Uttaradit city a year to 2470. From antiques to find tools that are used in the prehistoric period. Is substantial evidence to support that. Uttaradit province. A city with historical significance, but the past tense. With a long history of development over many generations to come, from prehistoric times to the present. With the ancient provinces of Thailand did not lose. In addition, Uttaradit province. Is also famous for many aspects. The city of Sila Thaen, the legendary city screen (The city has only widow and beautiful girl only) City of Laongsrd sweet, and hometown of "Phraya Pichai Dab Hak" (Majestic warlord of King Taksin).

Uttaradit province. Located in the Lower North. Located about 491 km from Bangkok geography of the province is mountainous and most complex, the overall area of approximately 7,838.592 square kilometers and population of approximately 462,951 people, people in the province were engaged in agriculture. And livestock A march to nearby provinces as follows.
South - Phitsanulok.
East - Changwat Phitsanulok, Loei and Laos.
North - Phrae and Nan.
West - Sukhothai.
Uttaradit Province, an important place in many provinces, such as historic resources, urban ruins of the ancient kingdom of Sukhothai, the natural attractions such as the various attractions of the park and several waterfalls. The area has been divided into 9 districts and 67 subdivided.

1.Amphoe Mueang
2.Laplae
3.Tron
4.Tha Pla
5.Nam Pat
6.Thong Saen Khan
7.Fak Tha
8.Phichai
9.Ban Khok.

Provincial Symbols.

The provincial seal shows : The image of the temple named "Wat Phra Thaen Sila At".

The provincial tree : Tectona grandis.

The provincial flower : Pterocarpus indicus.

Getting to Uttaradit.

Car.
- From Bangkok, take Highway No. 1, then turn right on Highway 32, passing through Ayutthaya, Ang Thong - Sing Buri - Chai to Nakhon Sawan To Phitsanulok and then take the 11, then travel along Highway 11, to Uttaradit
- From Bangkok to Sing Buri and then use the route. Buri - Tak Fa. (Highway 11), to Route 12 (Phitsanulok - Lom Sak), and then another 8 km, turn left, turn right again onto Highway 11. Drive to Uttaradit

Bus.
- From the Northern Bus Terminal, a bus from Bangkok - Uttaradit daily calls. 272-5228.

Train.
- From the train station (Hua Lam Phong) has to train every day, Uttaradit, Tel. 223-7010, 223-7020.