The small district of Laplae in Uttaradit province is a true hidden gem. Charming village life, delicious cuisine, and the sought-after Laplae durian specialty, "Long Lin," await you. The tiny village of Laplae in the Uttaradit valley is the perfect place to escape the everyday and is known for its natural remedies and local attractions. Preserved like a time capsule, Laplae presents itself as an idyllic valley village nestled amidst unspoiled nature. As an eco-friendly and carbon-neutral destination, Laplae attracts visitors who like to take it easy: explore the area by bicycle and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere. Be sure to try the local delicacies Khao Pan Pak, Khao Kao Kaep, and Mi Pan, and discover the variety of regional products. Among Laplae's famous products are the excellent shallots, garlic, and the coveted durian specialty, "Long Lin"—a true delight in this still undiscovered treasure.

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Sights near Uttaradit

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Wat Phra Thaen Sila At is a sacred site housing the highly revered "Sila At," or laterite preaching platform. It is one of the oldest and most beautiful temples in Uttaradit, containing ancient Buddha statues and an interesting museum.

Phraya Phichai Dap Hak Monument This is the landmark of the province and was erected in memory of Phraya Pichai – or the governor of the city of Pichai in Uttaradit – for his courage, patriotism and self-sacrifice during a battle against the Burmese in 1773.

Wat Phra Brommathat Thung Yang is an ancient Lanna temple housing a sacred, bell-shaped stupa in the Ceylonese style, believed to contain relics of the Buddha. The elaborate ancient murals are also particularly worth seeing.