Rating: 4.3/5 (6 votes)

Open Days: Every day (Activities may vary during the fruit season)

Opening Hours: 08:00 – 17:00

 

Chum Saeng Durian Orchards are located in Wang Chan District, Rayong Province. The area lies in a fertile valley ideal for growing durian, particularly the Mon Thong and Chanee varieties. The orchards are shaded and lush, easily accessible from Ban Bueng–Klaeng Road (Highway 344). Visitors often stop by to tour the gardens, taste fresh durian, and learn about local agricultural life during the annual fruit season.

 

The area of Chum Saeng Durian Orchards is filled with a wide variety of durians, including popular cultivars such as Mon Thong, Chanee, and Kradum Thong, as well as rare local varieties like Kan Yao and Long Lap Lae that have been carefully preserved. Each variety has its own distinctive taste and aroma, reflecting the unique soil and climate of the region. Durians from Chum Saeng are known for their firm texture, creamy dryness, and delicate fragrance.

 

Durian is regarded as the “King of Thai Fruits,” admired for its striking appearance, complex sweet and creamy flavor, intense aroma, and rich nutritional value. It provides essential vitamins, minerals, and lasting energy. Tasting durian fresh from the orchard is not only a culinary delight but also an experience of Thai wisdom and agricultural tradition passed down through generations.

 

Throughout the subdistrict, durian orchards are interspersed with other fruit farms, neatly arranged to welcome tourists. Many have rest areas, fresh fruit tasting spots, local snack corners, and photo zones surrounded by hills and open air—perfect for families and nature lovers alike.

 

The main travel season is from May – July. Activities may change depending on the weather and harvest conditions. Visitors are advised to contact the orchards in advance to check opening dates and fruit-tasting packages.

 

Getting There From downtown Rayong, take Highway 36 and connect to Route 344 toward Wang Chan District. Follow signs into Chum Saeng Subdistrict. The main road is fully paved and suitable for private vehicles. For those without a car, local taxis are available from Wang Chan town.

 

 

A: Typically from May to July each year, depending on each orchard’s harvest. It’s recommended to call ahead before visiting.

 

A: During the peak fruit season, many orchards require advance booking for tasting packages. Contact the orchard directly for reservations.

 

A: Local taxis or motorbike taxis are available in Wang Chan District, but private cars are more convenient if you plan to visit multiple orchards.

 

A: Many orchards offer photo spots, fruit farm tours, and local products for purchase.