Giant Teak Tree

Beyond the fascinating legend of Laplae, Uttaradit Province hides another world-class natural wonder. It is the “Ton Sak Yai” (Giant Teak Tree), a world record holder that has stood tall, defying time for ages. If you are a nature lover or enjoy admiring the grandeur of the forest, this is a spot you definitely cannot miss
✨ Highlights of Grandeur You Must See with Your Own Eyes
Over 1,500 Years Old: This teak tree has weathered the elements since ancient times, standing as a living witness to the history and nature of Thai forests.
The World’s Largest Teak Tree: With a massive trunk circumference of nearly 10 meters, it takes 8 to 9 people holding hands to completely encircle it
Still Standing Strong: Although its top was broken off by strong storms in the past, the remaining trunk still towers at over 37 meters. It remains alive and thriving, growing lush green branches and providing shade to this day.
🍃 Breathe in the Fresh Air in the Middle of the National Park
The Giant Teak Tree is located within the Ton Sak Yai National Park (Nam Pat District). The surrounding atmosphere is incredibly shady and peaceful. A wooden boardwalk has been built around the area to protect the tree’s roots, allowing you to stroll, admire its beauty, and take photos with this colossal tree up close from the best possible angles.

This holiday, if you want to escape the hustle and bustle and absorb some good energy from a rare natural marvel, pin your destination to the Giant Teak Tree in Uttaradit. We guarantee that the monumental scale of this thousand-year-old tree will leave you amazed and deeply impressed