Wat Phra Brommathat Thung Yang or Wat Phra Borommathat is situated in the middle of Thung Yang Sub District, Laplae District, Uttaradit Province. It is an ancient temple enshrining Phra Mahathat of Thung Yang town. An ancient city since the pre-Sukhothai period. According to the legend of building this place, Somdej Phra Maha Thammaracha Lithai, Ruler of Sukhothai had invited the relics of the Lord Buddha to be preserved in an underground cave by digging into a cave and forming the relics. The original appearance of the Phra Borommathat Muang Thung Yang Khong was in the form of Phum Khao Bin Chedi. However, it was later renovated further by Phaya Ta Ka, a Burmese timber merchant during the Rattanakosin period. Before the year 1901, there was a pagoda style like Burmese style. Until in 1908 there was a big earthquake causing the top of Phra Borommathat Chedi to collapse. Reverend Father Kaew Somphan, Wat Phra Borommathat at that time, was the head of the renovations, more repairs as sh...

Ton Sak Yai Forest Park, Uttaradit Province. There is an entire forest area. Aside from a large canal, there are also various creeks along the way. There is also an important and beautiful natural feature which is Huai Niam Waterfall, Kok Mon Kaeo Waterfall, Chan Cave or Tham Chan, Chedi Cave or Tham Chedi, Leopard Cave or Tham Sue Dao, Pha Tang Cave or Tham Pha Thang. Also, Phu Miang Mountain and beautiful cliffs are generally and publicly known. This place is suitably comfortable for vacation. The land area is ​​approximately 518.80 square kilometers.

Wat Phra Thaen Sila At Formerly known as Wat Mahathat, it is located on Tao Hill, Ban Phra Taen, Thung Yang Sub-district, close to Wat Phra Yuen Phutthabat Yukon. which is located on the east side on the same hill but different peaks. It is an ancient temple with no evidence of the builder. It was built when the government had brought the stone altar to be enshrined in the seal of Uttaradit province, showing the faith and importance of the stone altar. At present, Wat Phra Thaen Sila At Has been elevated to a third-class royal monastery. Under the Dhammayuth sect in 2006, Phra Thaen Sila At is a Buddhist Chedi, like Phra Thaen Dong Rang. It has been long believe that the Five Lord Buddhas had come to sit on this altar to pray restrain for enlightenment to please animals. It indicates that this altar has a continuous history in Buddhism for a long time. The altar is laterite in a rectangular shape, measuring 8 feet wide, 10 feet long, and 3 feet high. At the base of the altar is d...

At the first impression, you might think that the beauty in front of the waterfall is created by nature. Actually, this waterfall was created from a stream by tiling to make the water fall down layer by layer from the top of the mountains in a cool and pleasant atmosphere. Besides, there is a fruit garden, langsat, which is one of the most famous fruits of Uttaradit Province.

Canaan Vineyard is located at Nam Phi Sub District, Thong Saen Khan District, Uttaradit Province towards Ban Nam Phi. It is 18 kilometers away from the city center. This place is famous for its aesthetics. Whether it is a vineyard with a vast area and there are grapes to be seen every month. There are many varieties of grapes, such as the Loesperlet, sweet green grape; Black Opal, big black grapes. Here, visitors can try cutting the grapes themselves. It is a joyful activity as well.

Inside this Wat Phra Yuen Phutthabat Yukon, there is an interesting Mondop (Pavilion) which is a Chiang Saen art. It was built to cover a pair of Buddha's footprints enshrined on a lotus base approximately 1.5 meters high. There is also a bronze Buddha statue in the subduing Mara posture, size 55 inches wide, 66 inches high, which is an artistic Buddha statue. It was Sukhothai art and known as "Luang Por Phuttharangsi". It was originally enshrined in the Mondop, fully covered with plaster. Later, the cement was removed and enshrined in the newly built chapel.

Originally, the pond Lek Nam Phi was not built as a museum building yet. Since 1998. Mr. Chaiporn Rattananaka, who was the governor of Uttaradit Province had foreseen Nam Phi Iron Ore Pond as an important natural mineral pond of Nam Phi Iron Ore. It is an iron pond that is very important in Thai history. It is considered another prominent and important place of Uttaradit Province. Then he organized it as a tourist attraction by promoting tourism of Uttaradit Province as a historical tourist destination for students. Students and those who are interested in learning and visit the Nam Phi Iron Pond