Famous Backpacker Street in Bangkok

[Enjoy2Eating MAN]

Khao San Road is a famous backpacker street in Bangkok. The street at
night is filled with tourists from the West and as well as Japanese.
We went there for a quick drink as well as night market shopping. The
selection of stalls here is more quite different from the normal
markets as they tend to be more backpackers friendly with a lot of
casual T-shirts & dresses.
After a quick walk around, we chose a bar at the roadside and ordered
the local beer, Chang beer with a small plate of Phad-Thai (fried rice
noodles) while we sat and watched the passerby as the night went
darker but the street went brighter and more crowded.

[FG]

was meant for the previous thread

FG wrote:
> it's horrrrrrrible!

[rectravel]

> Khao San Road is a famous backpacker street in Bangkok.

Wow!

[rectravel]

> How fascinating !

Indeed!

[Matt Hardy]

Oh my. How thrilling.

"Enjoy2Eating MAN" <enjoy2eating@**********> wrote in message
news:071e5267-7885-4cc1-ac3e-0d0ef9f01578@u18g2000pro.************.com...
> Khao San Road is a famous backpacker street in Bangkok. The street at
> night is filled with tourists from the West and as well as Japanese.
> We went there for a quick drink as well as night market shopping. The
> selection of stalls here is more quite different from the normal
> markets as they tend to be more backpackers friendly with a lot of
> casual T-shirts & dresses.
> After a quick walk around, we chose a bar at the roadside and ordered
> the local beer, Chang beer with a small plate of Phad-Thai (fried rice
> noodles) while we sat and watched the passerby as the night went
> darker but the street went brighter and more crowded.

[lindsleytindale]

On Jan 25, 3:31*am, "Matt Hardy" <mattha...@nothanks.com> wrote:
> Oh my. How thrilling.
>
> "Enjoy2Eating MAN" <enjoy2eat...@**********> wrote in message
>
> news:071e5267-7885-4cc1-ac3e-0d0ef9f01578@u18g2000pro.************.com...
>
> > Khao San Road is a famous backpacker street inBangkok. The street at
> > night is filled with tourists from the West and as well as Japanese.
> > We went there for a quick drink as well as night marketshopping. The
> > selection of stalls here is more quite different from the normal
> > markets as they tend to be more backpackers friendly with a lot of
> > casual T-shirts & dresses.
> > After a quick walk around, we chose a bar at the roadside and ordered
> > the local beer, Chang beer with a small plate of Phad-Thai (fried rice
> > noodles) while we sat and watched the passerby as the night went
> > darker but the street went brighter and more crowded.

Yeah I have been to Khaosarn road.
Love to eat the insects on the street great fun. and great backpacking
place