On the eastern gulf coast of Thailand, 179 km from Bangkok. Modest beaches dotted around Rayong Province are tranquil paradises for sea lovers who wish for hideaway places near the capital. Months of monsoon allow lush forest as well as fruit orchards to cool the heat of the day, and give produce during May of each year, so fruit lovers always travel here for various tasty fresh tropical fruits, particularly durian, rambutan, and mangosteen. After the end of the monsoon season in late-October, the crystal clear waters off Rayong along its hundred kilometre coastline welcomes all visitors.

In the above video, we tell you the best places to eat in Rayong in 24 hours. Be it the Marriott Rayong for breakfast and dinner, Suphattra Fruit Farm for brunch or Tamnanpar Restaurant for lunch; Rayong has some best places to dine in Thailand.