2025 Phichai Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

#Rainy season destination #Cafe review #cafe #Missing nature #Secret location #Light in the firewood #Phichai cafe Hello everyone, welcome the rainy season. Let's go out and find some delicious pizza, good coffee, and a refreshing atmosphere. Follow me to Uttaradit Province, a little outside the city, and visit a melon farm. Melon Latte is the name of the shop we came to today. They grow organic melons and vegetables in their garden. You can make a reservation. They have food, drinks, and pizzas with all kinds of toppings. The atmosphere is great. There are air-conditioned and open-air areas to choose from. There are many places to walk around. There are many photo spots. Location: Ban Dara, Phichai District, Uttaradit Province Opening hours: 09:30 - 17:30 Closed every Monday

King Taksin the Great Monument, Wat Kung Tapao Intersection (Chabon Intersection), Phichai District, Uttaradit Province, along with the “Phraya Phichai Dab Hak Monument”, called “Lan San Khu Barami”, built to commemorate King Taksin the Great and Phraya Phichai Dab Hak, the powerful warlords who saved the country, who suppressed the “Chao Fang, Muang Sawangkhaburi” protest.

Uttaradit is one of the seventy-six provinces of Thailand, located in the northern part of the country. Specifically, it borders Phitsanulok, Sukhothai, Phrae, and Nan Provinces, and shares an eastern border with Sainyabuli Province, Laos. Here are some tourist attractions in Uttaradit, Thailand: - Natural Landscapes - Phu Suan Dao National Park: Offers a tranquil atmosphere, beautiful mountain forests and flowers, clear streams, and charming waterfalls. During the rainy season (August-October), large swaths of purple Murdannia giganteum flowers bloom, with September being the best time to view them. - Lam Nam Nan National Park: Known as the "Thousand Island Lake of Thailand," covering an area of 999 square kilometers. The park features Choeng Thong Waterfall and a variety of wild birds. Visitors can enjoy sunrises, sunsets, and starry nights. - Sirikit Dam: The largest dam in Thailand, built in 1963, approximately 800 meters long and 113.6 meters high. Above the dam lies a large, scenic lake. - Historical and Cultural Sites - Phiya Phichai Dap Hak Monument: Built to commemorate the district governor of Phichai who fought bravely against Burmese invaders. He persisted in battle until his sword broke in two, ultimately achieving victory and reclaiming the land. - Wat Phra Thaen Sila At: Built during the Ayutthaya period, this temple houses Buddha images and serves as a local art and cultural museum. A grand Buddhist ceremony is held annually on the full moon day of the third lunar month. - Wat Hasao: This temple contains many ancient ruins. - Wat Thathanon: Houses the Luang Pho Petch Buddha image.

Come to Phichai, stop by Wat Khlong Krapu, pay homage to Grandfather Thao Wessuwan and Lord Wirunpak, ask for blessings...and continue your journey.

Today, let's try the menu: Somtam, fried chicken, and rice noodles. Delicious, spicy, worth the price, good atmosphere.

The old way of traveling, take a relaxing train, enjoy the atmosphere along the way. You don't have to prepare food, you can buy it both on the train or at the station platform where the train stops. There are both savory and sweet dishes. Let your body and mind go with the sides of the road. The end of the rainy season, beginning of the cold season like this is very suitable for taking the train and enjoying the cool breeze. Go back in time to the past and you will find happiness in the past that cannot be bought. #Receive a discount without relying on luck

#dreamvoyage Phraya Phichai Dab Hak: The Honest and Brave Hero of Siam • Phraya Phichai Dab Hak, originally named Choi, was born in 2284 at Ban Huai Kha, Phichai City, Uttaradit Province. • He was skilled in both boxing and swordsmanship, and entered the service of King Taksin the Great. • Phraya Phichai Dab Hak played an important role in restoring independence after the second fall of Ayutthaya. • He was appointed the Lord of Phichai City and fought to protect the city from Burmese invasions on several occasions. • Phraya Phichai Dab Hak was known for his honesty, gratitude, determination, bravery, and patriotism.