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Every Uthai Thani area, scored.

The BAANLYY Area Score rates all 5 Uthai Thani living areas on a transparent 100-point scale, built from eight lived-experience factors. One number to compare at a glance — then dig into the detail that matters for a base between the Sakae Krang and the World Heritage forest.

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How it's scored: each area is rated 1–10 on eight factors — value, infrastructure & services, culture & heritage, quiet, transport access, rental depth, walkability and family suitability — and the BAANLYY Area Score is their average on a 0–100 scale. Uthai Thani publishes very little structured housing data and its entire advertised long-stay market is six buildings on a single portal, all of them in one district (see the rental market guide for exactly what we could and could not verify), so these scores are deliberately conservative and directional rather than precise. It's a transparent comparison starting point, not investment advice — weight the factors that matter to you.

The ranking

Uthai Thani areas by overall score

#AreaScoreValueInfrastructure & servicesTransport access (road)Rental depthFamily suitability
1Uthai Mai — the town and the Sakae Krang riverfront
The whole town municipality in one subdistrict: the raft houses on the river, Khao Sakae Krang and its pavilion above, the provincial hall on Wongsarot Road, Uthai Thani Hospital, and every advertised rental in the province bar one
6987646
2Nam Suem, Sakae Krang & Tha Sung — the eastern riverside
The subdistricts immediately downstream of the town: Wat Tha Sung and its 100-metre mirrored vihara, the province's private hospital, and the last farmland before the Chao Phraya
6086526
3Lan Sak & Huai Khot — the western uplands
Where the plain climbs into limestone: Hup Pa Tat's collapsed sinkhole valley with its single narrow entrance, the Huai Thap Salao reservoir, and the last towns before the forest
5194414
4Thap Than, Nong Chang, Sawang Arom & Nong Khayang — the farming districts
The rice-and-cane plain north and west of the capital, four small district towns strung along the provincial roads with the cattle market the provincial motto is proud of
5194515
5Ban Rai & the Huai Kha Khaeng edge
The province's largest district and its approach to a UNESCO World Heritage wildlife sanctuary — Karen villages resettled out of the forest in 1976, and the community college that serves them
4993314
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FAQ

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What is the BAANLYY Uthai Thani Area Score?The BAANLYY Area Score is a transparent 0–100 rating for each of Uthai Thani's five core living areas, which between them cover all eight districts. It's the average of eight lived-experience factors — value, infrastructure & services, culture & heritage, quiet, transport access, rental depth, walkability and family suitability — each scored out of 10 from BAANLYY's Uthai Thani dataset, then converted to a 100-point scale. This province publishes very little structured housing data and its entire advertised long-stay market is six buildings on one portal, so these scores are conservative editorial estimates derived from each area's real geography and role, not a precise benchmark. It's a starting point for comparison, not investment advice.
Why is transport scored on road access only?Because road is all there is. Uthai Thani has no airport and no railway station anywhere inside the province: the State Railway's Northern Line runs east of the Chao Phraya through Nakhon Sawan, and the stations routinely quoted for Uthai Thani — Nong Pho among them — sit in Takhli district of Nakhon Sawan province. The 2022 Human Achievement Index ranks the province 68th of 77 on its transport dimension, its weakest sub-score by some distance. What Uthai Thani genuinely has is about 200km of road to Bangkok and roughly an hour of it to Nakhon Sawan, with hourly local buses. Scoring transport on the road reflects what you can actually use.
Which Uthai Thani area scores highest?On the current overall score, Uthai Mai — the town and the Sakae Krang riverfront leads with a BAANLYY Area Score of 69, followed by Nam Suem, Sakae Krang & Tha Sung — the eastern riverside (60) and Lan Sak & Huai Khot — the western uplands (51). Scores balance all eight factors — your personal best area depends on whether you weigh a walkable centre and the provincial hospital, temple-quiet riverside within reach of both hospitals, the cheapest possible farmland living, limestone scenery, or proximity to a World Heritage forest.
Why is rental depth scored so low outside the town?Because it is genuinely that low, and this is measured rather than estimated. In August 2026 RentHub's Uthai Thani province index displayed six advertised long-stay buildings for the entire province, and its own district facet read Mueang Uthai Thani (6) with no other district listed at all. Five of those six sit in tambon Uthai Mai and the sixth in tambon Nam Suem — which is exactly the two areas scoring 4 and 2 here. The other six districts have nothing advertised on either portal we could reach, and the second portal, Hongpak, does not carry the province at all. A score of 1 in the farming districts, the uplands and Ban Rai is us being generous to an off-portal market that certainly exists but that nobody can browse.
Sources & References

Sources & References

The BAANLYY Area Score itself is BAANLYY's proprietary editorial dataset; the official sources above provide the underlying tourism and demographic context. Ratings are editorial estimates that change as areas evolve — not investment, legal or financial advice.

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The BAANLYY Area Score is a proprietary, transparent composite of BAANLYY's own area ratings, provided for general comparison only — not investment, legal or financial advice. Ratings are editorial estimates that change as areas evolve. Hero photo via Pexels.

Kirby Scofield
By Kirby Scofield
Founder of BAANLYY · International real estate broker, investor & relocation specialist
Last updated 19 August 2026 · Last reviewed 19 August 2026