The app recommends a visit to Suan Yaida Jea Boonchune and Suan Saengdaed, two popular fruit gardens that welcome visitors with a variety of fresh local fruits. Both are serving an unlimited amount of durian, mangosteen, rambutan and salacca throughout the season. 
For families and groups of young travellers, Nostra introduces Koh Samet and Koh Munnok, both renowned tourist attractions. The less adventurous can stop at Wat Map Chan to pay respect to the Lord Buddha image then take a stroll and learn about the history of Royal Thai Navy at Remembrance Lhuangprasae Battleship and experience the local way of life on Yomchinda Road.

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The green backdrop of Thung Prong Thong makes for some great selfies, while Banphae restaurant fills empty tummies with tantalising noodles served with mantis shrimp. Just click on check in @ Rayong and the Nostra Map will navigate instantly to the destination. 
For a free download, go www.NostraMap.com.

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Heading to Rayong? There’s an app for that

Leading map app Nostra Map Thailand recently introduced a new pinning of nine hot tourist spots across Rayong province to coincide with the province’s fruit festival.