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อุทัยธานี ต้องเที่ยว

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Rafts on Sakae Krang River

Rafts on Sakae Krang River reflect the lifestyle of Uthai Thani people that has always been linked with water. Water is used here to grow pandanus and for raising fish in floating baskets, particularly gourami, that has become a main occupation of the province and which has made it famous. Tourists can take a boat to view the life of people living on rafts on Sakae Krang River by boarding at Lan S... read more

Wat Sankat Rattana Khiri

Wat Sankat Rattana Khiri is at the foot of Khao Sakae Krang at the end of Tha Chang Road in the municipality. Inside the main hall is â€œPhra Phuttha Mongkhon Sai Sitâ€ or â€œLuang Pho Mongkhonâ€, an ancient bronze Buddha imae form the Sukhothai period in theMan Wichai posture. It is 1.5 metres wide and was made in the reign of King Lithai. In the open area of the temple is a stairway ascending ... read more

Khao Sakaekrang

The area. The ladder, once Sankat Rattana Khiri up toward the top of the he Sakae Krang or use the highway 3220 for a long distance 4 Km. Then turn around the stadium District, then follow up to him from the top of the top of the panoramic scenery can be his city Uthai Thani has a large mondop to establish the location of the footprints Bahts simulation, which moved to the temple, Chan, a. In 1927... read more

Wat Ubosatharam

Wat Ubosatharam was originally called as Wat Bot Manorom and is located in the municipality on the bank of Sakae Krang River opposite Uthai Thani Fresh Market. It is surmised that it was built in the early Rattanakosin period. Many historical sites and artifacts are found inside, such as wall murals in the convocation hall from the early Rattanakosin period that depict the life of Lord Buddha fro... read more

Wat Tha Sung

Wat Tha Sung (another name is Wat Chantharam) is at Mu 2, Tambon Nam Sum. It is an old temple from the Ayutthaya period. It was formerly called â€œWat Chanâ€ which is the name of an abbot. Wat Chantharam later was abandoned until 1789 when the monk Luang Pho Yai came here. Villagers asked him to become the abbot of the temple and he renovated it. The first location of the temple was on the bank o... read more