The eastern seaboard province is famous for growing export-quality fruits. 
A tourist has her selfies taken with a mountain of durians while visiting a local agricultural cooperative in Chanthaburi on Wednesday.

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It's durian time

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It's durian time

Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha checks to see whether the durian is ripe, during his visit to Chanthaburi on Wednesday.

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