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A province in Lower Northern Thailand, Uttradit has a long history developing through the years since pre-historic time.

The site of the original town, then called Bang Pho Tha It, was located on the right bank of the Nan River. It flourished as a port for goods transportation. As a result, King Rama V elevated its status into a province and re-named it Uttradit, literally the Port of the North.

Uttradit is located 491 kilometres from Bangkok and covers an area of 7,838 square kilometres

Best time to visit

The climate of most of Thailand is governed by three seasons: rainy (roughly May–Oct), caused by the southwest monsoon dumping moisture gathered from the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand; cool (Nov–Feb); and hot (March–May).

Overall, the cool season is the best time to visit Thailand in general and Uttaradit in particular. Bear in mind, however, that it’s also the busiest season, so forward planning is essential.

Check the below table for the general idea of Uttaradit weather throughout the year.

Month Avg. High (°C) Avg. Mean (°C) Avg. Low (°C)
Jan 31.9 24.9 18.9
Feb 35.1 28.3 22.6
Mar 36.4 29.9 24.7
Apr 37.7 31.1 25.8
May 36.3 30.3 25.9
Jun 35.1 29.6 25.7
Jul 34.3 28.9 25.3
Aug 33.9 28.6 25
Sep 33.3 28.2 24.8
Oct 32.8 27.9 24.3
Nov 32.6 27.1 22.6
Dec 31.7 25.3 19.9

Uttaradit’s current weather and 7-day forecast

UTTARADIT WEATHER

Uttaradit, also commonly known as “the Port of the North” has a lot of historical as well as commercial importance. The city is a beautiful town with many tourist attractions and has a lot of fun activities. It is famous for the Sirikit Dam, a large artificial dam and the world’s largest tree which is almost 1500 years old.

Here are some of the best attractions of Uttaradit:

Monumet of Phraya Phichai Dap Hak 

Phraya Phichai was a brave hero of Uttaradit, and fought alongside King Taksin the Great. After liberation from Burmese occupation, he was assigned to rule Muang Phichai and promoted to Phraya Siharat Decho. Uttaradit folks have combined their efforts to construct his monument at the Provincial Hall and it was inaugurated on February 20, 1969.

Uttaradit Cultural Centre 

It is located in the Governor's Residence where the ancient artifacts can be seen. It is opened for the public for viewing and has many antiques on display.

Luang Pho Phet 

This provincial crossed-let Sitting Buddha image is housed in the Vihara of Wat Tha Thanon right in the heart of Uttaradit City, cast of bronze in Chiang Saen period having the lap width of 32.5 inches with the height of 41 inches and is highly respected by Uttaradit residents.

Wat PhraYun Buddha BhatYukhon 

This monastery is located next to Wat Phra Thaen Sila At, being an ancient monastery, with an old Mondop topped by a five-piece roofing having fourabodes on the highe stpeak with Burmesetiered umbrella, constructed by early Chiang Sanen artisans, the only of such architecture seen in Thailand.

Phra Boromthat Chedi 

This pagoda is otherwise called Phrathat Thung Yang , an ancient structure similar to Phra Yun Buddha Bhat Yukhon but the original pagoda had crumbled. The present one was constructed, 70 years ago, to replace the original one. This wat is located in the vicinity of Thung Yang Market, 5 kms. from the township area.

Muang Lap Lae 

An Amphoe of Changwat Uttaradit, located only 6 kms. from Uttaradit town, renowned by its natural beauty, Teen -Jog design hand woven fabric, broom made of Tong Kong grass. The locality is also remarkable with fruits like Durin and Langsat which are very economic in price during the peak season when the amphoe conducts a fair contesting Langsats annually.

Namtok Mae Phun 

This waterfall is located 12 kms. from Lap Lae Market, an artificial one constructed by the Province.

Sirikit Dam 

This dam is located in the area of Amphoe Tha Pla, 60 kms. from the township area and accessible by a good asphalt road. The barrier itself is 169 meters in height and width of 12 meters with the lenght of 800 meters blocking the stream of Maenam Nan at Pha Som. Its construction started in 1963. The upstream part of the river has now become a big lake with beautiful sceneries suitable for sightseeing.

Ton Sak Yai or Big Teak Tree Forest Park 

This area is located in Amphoe Nam Pat where the largest teak tree in the world grows. It is another place of interest in Changwat Uttaradit where tourist who visits Sirikit Dam should also make a visit to this arboretum to view the giant teak tree.

Nam Phi Village 

This village is renowned for making steel swords that do not rust. When approaching the village, you will hear blacksmiths at their anvils striking hard to make swords. The village is 25 kms. from the township located in Amphoe Thong Saen Khan.

Langsat Fair 

This fair is annually conducted, during the first part of September on the open area in front of the Provincial Hall.

Langsat, a fruit eaten raw, is a specialty of Uttaradit. Among the features are a display and sale of products, handicrafts, local.

Budget options

K2 Living Hotel

Add: Uttaradit, Thailand

Set in Uttaradit, K2 Living Hotel provides a shared lounge and free WiFi. The accommodation offers a 24-hour front desk, room service and ticket service for guests.

All guest rooms at the hotel come with a seating area, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom with free toiletries and a shower. All rooms have a shared bathroom. The units at K2 Living Hotel feature air conditioning and a desk.

Good Room 

Add: 69/9 Injaimee Road, Tha it, Mueang, Uttaradit, 53000 Uttaradit, Thailand

Good Room offers air-conditioned accommodation in Uttaradit. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with cable channels and a private bathroom. Free WiFi is included.

At the guest house, each room includes a desk.

Good Room offers a terrace.

Baan Phu Jad Kan

Add: 324/13, Samran Ruen Rd., Ta It, 53000 Uttaradit, Thailand

Baan Phu Jad Kan features air-conditioned accommodation in Uttaradit. All rooms boast a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a private bathroom. Free WiFi is available and private parking can be arranged at an extra charge.

At the guest house, rooms include a balcony with a garden view. The rooms will provide guests with a fridge.

Baan Phu Chad Kaarn Resort can conveniently provide information at the reception to help guests to get around the area.

Uttaradit Baan Rimnam

Add: 328/14, Soi Samranruen 8, Tha It, 65000 Uttaradit, Thailand 

Located in Uttaradit, Uttaradit Baan Rimnam features a shared lounge, garden, water sports facilities, and free WiFi.

All units in the resort are equipped with a flat-screen TV. At Uttaradit Baan Rimnam each room includes a private bathroom.

The accommodation offers a terrace.

Thaimit Resort

Add: 28/9 M.4, T.Ta Sao, A.Maung, 53000 Uttaradit, Thailand

Thaimit Resort provides air-conditioned rooms in Uttaradit. The hotel features a fitness centre, a 24-hour front desk and free WiFi throughout the property.

At the hotel, all rooms include a wardrobe. At Thaimit Resort every room comes with a desk, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom.

Mid-range options

ARAYA HOTEL 

Add: 274, Moo.3, Kung Ta Pao, 53000 Uttaradit, Thailand 

ARAYA HOTEL features a restaurant, fitness centre, a shared lounge and garden in Uttaradit. This 3-star hotel offers a 24-hour front desk and valet parking. There is a children's playground and guests can make use of free WiFi and free private parking.

A à la carte breakfast is available daily at the hotel.

ARAYA HOTEL offers a terrace.

O.U.M. Hotel - โรงแรมโอยูเอ็ม 

Add: 93 ถนนสมานมิตร ตำบลท่าอิฐ อำเภอเมือง, 53000 Uttaradit, Thailand

Situated in Uttaradit, O.U.M. Hotel - โรงแรมโอยูเอ็ม has a shared lounge, garden and terrace. Featuring free bikes, the 3-star hotel has air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, each with a private bathroom. The accommodation features a 24-hour front desk, room service and luggage storage for guests.

At the hotel the rooms include a desk and a TV.

Guests at O.U.M. Hotel - โรงแรมโอยูเอ็ม can enjoy a buffet breakfast.

Guests at the accommodation will be able to enjoy activities in and around Uttaradit, like cycling.

Deluxe options

Friday Hotel 

Add: 172, Boromma-at Rd, Tha-it, Muang, 53000 Uttaradit, Thailand 

Friday Hotel has a bar and a shared lounge in Uttaradit. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant, a 24-hour front desk and room service, along with free WiFi throughout the property. Private parking can be arranged at an extra charge.

At the hotel rooms come with a wardrobe, a TV and a private bathroom.

Friday Hotel offers a buffet or à la carte breakfast.

The accommodation offers a hot tub.

Eat

Uttaradit has a surprising number of places to eat, including a couple of chain restaurants. Some of the most popular places to eat include a large food court on the top floor of Friday's grocery store located downtown. Here you will find a very reasonably priced mix of Thai dishes, desserts, and beverages. As in so many food courts in Thailand, customers exchange their baht for food coupons which are then used to pay vendors.

KFC can be found beside the Lotus department store on the Pitsanulok Road - about 2.5km south-west , along with a doughnut shop and another Thai food court. Free drinking water from the taps behind the info desk. 

The New York Restaurant (in between Lotus and the bus station) serves a variety of American and German dishes as well. Here you can find that cheeseburger you've been craving, or enjoy a more formal dinner accompanied by a glass of red or white wine or German beer. Thai food is also available (starts from 45 Baht).

Additionally, Uttaradit has several coffee shops, a Pizza Company take-away or delivery restaurant, and several Thai restaurants serving local food. Overall, there are many great places to dine in Uttaradit. For those who speak little Thai, however, New York Restaurant,which has both English- and German-speaking staff, is the best choice.

Street Eats

Restaurants within the City centre do not exist! There are a couple of street eat stalls for both breakfast and dinner where you can get a decent meal for about B35, and there is the occasional coffee/Tea stall also. If you want a decent meal, out on the road from the bus station to the City, are a few places which appear to do decent meals.

Drink

Beverage options in Uttaradit are plentiful. As noted above, there a several small coffee shops located throughout the city, many of which also serve desserts.

If you are interested in a "night out on the town" you may want to consider visiting The Crystal Palm disco. Here you will find a selection of Thai whisky and beer. This establishment is in fact a disco with live performances onstage, attracting a young crowd.

For those who wish to drink casually, the Treehouse Restaurant and Bar may be your place of choice. Located on the outskirts of the city, you can expect to find a warm, casual, and romantic place to dine and drink under a dimly lit balcony-styled outdoor eatery. A live band often plays more adult contemporary music while you dine under the stars. Indoor seating is also available.

Get in

Nok Air, offers a flight and bus service to Uttaradit. Bus station is about 2km south west of town centre. There's a Uttaradit province/street map out the front. Train station is right in town.

From Phitsanulok Bus Terminal number one, there is an aircon bus costing B69 and takes 1.5 hours.

We recommend you check the latest bus schedule and price via rome2rio.com

Get around

There are tuk-tuks and motorcycle taxis. Bargain the fare to where you want to go.

Otherwise the City centre is easily walked around as it is quite a small place.

From the bus station, as you leave, turn right and about 1 Km distant you will come to traffic lights. Turn left here, and another Kilometre along is the railway station, which is in the City centre.

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