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Uttaradit is a provincial capital in Lower Northern Thailand, set on the Nan River in a valley between the Phi Pan Nam and Luang Prabang mountain ranges. The city is best known for its annual Langsat Fair, held each September when the small, sweet langsat fruit comes into season, and for the…
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About Uttaradit
Where to stay in Uttaradit
Downtown Uttaradit (around the Nan River and the main market). The commercial heart of the city, close to the night market, the train station and the riverside promenade, with most of the city's hotels and guesthouses.
Sila At area (near Wat Phra Thaen Sila At). A quieter zone west of the centre, within easy reach of the temple and the surrounding residential lanes, suited to travellers who prefer a calmer setting.
Highway 11 corridor (north of the city centre). The main road north towards Den Chai and Phrae, lined with several resorts and larger hotels, convenient for travellers with their own transport.
Getting there and around
Uttaradit is on the northern railway line from Bangkok via Phitsanulok; trains take several hours and arrive at Uttaradit station near the city centre. Long-distance buses from Bangkok's Mo Chit terminal also serve the city, and there are regular local buses and songthaews from Phitsanulok and other nearby provinces. The nearest airport with scheduled flights is Phitsanulok Airport, about an hour away by road. Within Uttaradit, songthaews and tuk-tuks cover the main streets, and renting a motorbike or car is useful for reaching temples and national parks outside the city.
When to go
The cool season from November to February is the most comfortable time to visit Uttaradit, with lower humidity and pleasant temperatures for exploring temples and parks. The annual Langsat Fair takes place in September, when the fruit is in season and the city hosts parades and markets. The rainy season from June to October brings lush scenery but also occasional flooding along the Nan River. April is the hottest month, with temperatures often exceeding 35°C.
Questions, answered
What is Uttaradit known for?
Uttaradit is known for its langsat fruit and the annual Langsat Fair, the revered Wat Phra Thaen Sila At with its large seated Buddha, and the ancient Sangkhali ceramic kilns at Ban Ko Noi.
How do I get to Uttaradit from Bangkok?
The most common ways are by train on the northern line from Bangkok's Hua Lamphong station or by long-distance bus from Mo Chit terminal, both taking several hours.
What is there to see in Uttaradit city?
In the city you can visit Wat Phra Thaen Sila At, the Uttaradit Provincial Cultural Hall, and the evening market along the Nan River. The city also has a monument to the folk hero Phra Ruea.
When is the Langsat Fair held?
The Langsat Fair is usually held in September, when the langsat fruit is ripe, and features parades, fruit stalls and cultural performances.
Are there national parks near Uttaradit?
Yes, Lam Nam Nan National Park and Phu Soi Dao National Park are both in Uttaradit Province, offering waterfalls, hiking and viewpoints.
What is the best way to get around Uttaradit?
In the city, songthaews and tuk-tuks are the main local transport. For outlying temples and parks, renting a car or motorbike gives more flexibility.