🥭 Tropical Fruits of Thailand – A Journey of Flavors
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Thailand is not only famous for its temples and beaches but also for its tropical fruits. From the sweet mango and creamy durian to juicy rambutan and refreshing mangosteen, every season brings something new to taste.
Visiting local fruit markets or orchards is a fun way to experience Thai culture. Sharing fresh fruit on the road has even become part of the MoriTour travel experience, adding flavor to every journey.
👉 With MoriTour, your trip isn’t just about sights — it’s also about tasting the best Thailand has to offer.
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Thailand ist nicht nur für Tempel und Strände berühmt, sondern auch für seine tropischen Früchte. Von der süßen Mango und der cremigen Durian bis hin zu saftigem Rambutan und erfrischender Mangostan – jede Saison bringt neue Geschmäcker hervor.
Ein Besuch auf lokalen Märkten oder Obstplantagen ist eine tolle Möglichkeit, die thailändische Kultur kennenzulernen. Auch bei MoriTour gehört das Teilen von frischem Obst unterwegs dazu – und macht jede Reise ein Stück leckerer.
👉 Mit MoriTour geht es nicht nur um Sehenswürdigkeiten – sondern auch darum, die besten Geschmäcker Thailands zu erleben.
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This is a wonderful post! It’s so great to see a blog dedicated to the amazing world of Thai fruits. They are truly one of the best parts of visiting Thailand. 🤩 It’s fascinating how many different kinds there are, and they are all so full of flavour and goodness.
The King and Queen
I love that you mentioned durian and mangosteen! They are so iconic. The durian is known as the “king of fruits” because of its large size, thorny skin, and very strong smell. It’s so famous that it’s actually banned from public transportation and many hotels in Southeast Asia because of its pungent odor! (Source: Durian – Wikipedia). But for those who love it, the taste is like a rich, creamy custard. Then you have the mangosteen, the “queen of fruits,” with its dark purple shell and sweet, juicy white flesh. It’s often eaten to balance out the “heat” of the durian. Mangosteen is also packed with healthy antioxidants called xanthones, which are believed to have anti-inflammatory properties (Source: 13 Health Benefits of Mangosteen and What It Can Treat – MedicineNet).
A World of Flavors
Besides the king and queen, there are so many other incredible fruits to try! The rambutan, which gets its name from the Malay word for “hair” because of its spiky red exterior, is a must-try. Its sweet, translucent flesh is similar in taste to a lychee or a grape (Source: Rambutan – Wikipedia). And don’t forget the versatile mango, which Thais eat both ripe and unripe, sometimes with a spicy chili dip or in a famous dish like mango sticky rice! You can find all these amazing fruits at street stalls and markets all over Thailand. It’s an easy and delicious way to try new things and stay healthy while you travel.
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Thank you for this great post! It really makes me want to book a ticket to Thailand just for the food and the fruit! 🤤 Keep up the wonderful work!
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