#Khaosan Road

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BANGKOK, CONTRASTES DE PASADO Y PRESENTE EN LA CAPITAL TAILANDESA; Por Rosana Saburo

Más allá de todos los sitios turísticos de Bangkok, desde las vistas panorámicas que ofrecía la Torre MahaNakhon a 314 metros, se dibujaba una gran ciudad, abierta al Golfo de Tailandia, condicionada por el río Chao Phraya, con modernos rascacielos que combinaban con otros espacios más tradicionales, un conjunto caótico y cosmopolita, que invitaba a adentrarse en su ritmo y energía. Además de…

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offtay are at it again being literal kids 😭🫶

[baiferns]

They just turned the New Year’s lights on. They look nice? I can’t really describe them. Come see it. I’m sure you’ll like it. Come to my house. New Year’s Eve. That sounds interesting. I haven’t been to Khaosan Road on New Year’s before. I just have to wait and see if someone else asks me. Yuyee might wanna go somewhere. ANALOG SQUAD (2023) dir. Ton Nithiwat

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Dangerous Romance: The Curious Case of Kang's Shirts

Or how I can prove that he's not into Pimfah using the law of buttons.

It's 11 PM on Thursday in the desert and, as always, I can't stop thinking about Dangerous Romance. Now, I'm sure most folks are pretty confident that Episode 5 showing a somewhat infatuated with Pimfah Kang is the result of gay panic/confused feelings/compulsory heterosexuality. But one thing I haven't seen mentioned is how Kang is dressing (or undressing, or dressing down) for different people in his life.

My sweet baby Kang has been dressing for the job he wants: Sailom's boo. School uniforms are, in a word, hella lame--and the first interaction we get with Sailom and Kang in the 'real world' Kang rolls up in this stunner of an outfit.

Date outfit number 1

We've got leather pants that won't quit--they're shiny, they're stylish, and they are paired with an impressively blousey blouse.

He's fully accessorized: watch? check. Bracelet? you betcha. Ring? Absolutely. Necklace? never leaves the house without it. Sailom has to pay attention to him when he's looking this good, right? Right?

Date Outfit Number 2

And here is angry kitten Kang on his way to commit a crime. The crime being his passion for Sailom of course...

and bringing a gun Sailom's house (unloaded guys! it's perfectly fine!--Kang's defense). He took a cab to his midnight rendevouz; Now we know Kang has a scooter. Did he not want to mess up his hair on the ride over? His neckline has gotten progressively lower and buddy boy did he also accessorize. Is silver too matchy-matchy with gun metal? Kang doesn't think so.

Date outfit number 3

My wayward boys next out-of-school encounter is their Khaosan Road adventure. Now here Kang explicitly states that if he would have known they were going to a bar he would have gone home to change. They end up in some fabulous tourist threads--note here that Kang just can't stop himself from a low button shirt & classic pukkha shell necklace. (shout out to fashion police Nawa for his burn)

Pimfah's Birthday Lunch:

Kang celebrates Pimfah's birthday and this is where they interrupt Sailom's escorting date. Is Kang looking slick? Yes of course he is.

And yeah, it wouldn't be Kang without showing some skin... But that neckline has inched its way upwards. Top button and a high one at that.

Date outfit number 4

But what do you wear to welcome your totally just platonic, I don't even like him grandma I despise him, secret crush tutor Sailom? Obviously the shirt with the most cleavage.

If the wind blew I could see his nipples (ahem...Sailom).

Date with Pimfah:

And for the open house open heart Kang is in date mode, but for the first time ever covering up. He is advertising the fact He is in fact totally okay with this, in a crewneck sweatshirt. The face of a man okay with everything happening, right?

You can fool yourself for a while Kang, but you can't fool your excellent taste in low cut shirts. Or me.

[aloneandforsakenbyfateandbyman]

Visited Khaosan Road which is supposed to be “The” tourist backpacker street of Bangkok but I just found it to be super fuvked up lol.

Like after visiting Mexico and India nothing is shocking to me. Yet having 20 diff types of pop music blaring at the loudest possible frequency from each nightclub while being asked by dozens of employees standing outside to buy laughing gas, weed & to see ping pong shows (don’t google it) is a lot.

Especially when there’s also roasted alligator meat and edible scorpion and hundreds of flashing neon lights and weird sex tourists. Also it’s 40C weather and face meltingly hot but anyways it’s a perplexingly bizarre experience for the books and I’m just happy weed is legal here after being in stoner-persecuting France.

[amazing-thailand]

🌃 It’s lights out, and you just don’t want to sleep? Fret not, because some places in Bangkok just stay bustling until the wee hours. Are there any similar places in other provinces? Do share them here in the comments below!

🌟 Banthat Thong - A teenager’s favourite food strip packed with Mala hotpots, old and new hole-in-the-walls, cafes, dessert bars, and more.

🌟 Soi Nana, Yaowarat - Step aside from the major food scene of Yaowarat, and you will be met with hideaways of secret bars and lounges with unique personalities.

🌟 Silom, Sathon - An office workers’ paradise with many old-school eateries and rooftop bars.

🌟 Ratchadapisek - Roam the night away, eating your heart out at Jodd Fair Market (MRT: Phra Ram 9), and The One Ratchada (MRT: Thailand Cultural Centre).

🌟 Khaosan Road - The bustling base of international visitors, a good place to try our street food hawkers, chill out with something cold, and perhaps make some new friends?

For more places that open until late at night in Bangkok, visit https://www.tourismthailand.org/Articles/bangkok-glittering-skyline.

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[maijungko]

Motivation comes from working on things we care about. 🤍😊 #work #thailand #bangkok (at Up2U Tattoo Studio Khaosan road, Bangkok Thailand) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqHlKqsphMvZDTIuFEpqC4qSSxY58aobvsWjxo0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Tagebucheintrag.

20.10.2023 (Bangkok Comfy Bed Hostel)

Uff, die Sonne und diese ewige Hitze - das wird nicht leichter mit einem 10 kg schweren Rucksack auf dem Rücken. Ich habe mein Hostel verlassen und weiß nur, dass ich in Richtung Khaosan Road möchte. Laut Navi fährt Bus Nr. 509 von der nächsten S-Bahn-Station "Victory Monument" zum "Democracy Monument", das in der Nähe des Hostels liegt, in dem ich gerne übernachten möchte.

Nach etwas Wartezeit habe ich den Bus bekommen, bin schnell eingestiegen, und zuerst wollte niemand Geld von mir. Eine Schaffnerin lief die ganze Zeit im Bus auf und ab und kassierte die Leute. Eigentlich clever, denn so kann sich der Busfahrer auf das Fahren konzentrieren, und die Leute können auch noch im Rollen des Busses ein- und aussteigen.

Nach einigen Minuten Fußweg habe ich das Hostel "Comfy Bed" gefunden, und sie haben noch Betten frei - perfekt. Die Nacht kostet 280 THB, was 70 Baht günstiger ist als im letzten Hostel - perfekt! Die Khaosan Road liegt nur 5 Gehminuten entfernt.

Nachdem ich jedoch erstmal von einem Tuk Tuk durch die Gegend gefahren wurde, da ich das Zimmer erst um 14 Uhr betreten durfte, ging es für mich erstmal unter die Dusche. Nach einem Mittagsschlaf und etwas Videoschneiden bin ich dann auf die Khaosan Road gegangen. Und was soll ich sagen? Laut, nervig und für mich unangenehm. Man kommt keinen Meter, ohne dass dich irgendwer angrabscht oder dich in einen Club ziehen will. Auf dem Rückweg bin ich nochmal mit der Kamera durch, gleiches Spiel nochmal.

Ich habe dann etwas gegessen, sogar einen Frosch und einen Skorpion probiert. Komischerweise hat mir der Skorpion besser geschmeckt. Jetzt, nach einer kalten Dusche, sitze ich in meinem Bett. Es ist erst 20:30 Uhr, eigentlich noch sehr früh, aber morgen möchte ich früher los, denn da erwartet mich eine längere Reise durch die Stadt. Abends werde ich mich wahrscheinlich nochmal auf die Khaosan begeben. Vielleicht muss man auch erstmal warm werden miteinander. Gute Nacht.

[domingosm]

Khaosan Road, Bangkok

Animación hecha con Google StreetView y Procreate

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The Ultimate 3 to 5 Day Bangkok Itinerary: Your Guide Based on Your Interests

Best Things to See in Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is a captivating blend of ancient temples, mouthwatering street food, and modern energy. This itinerary acts as your guide, not a rigid schedule, allowing you to craft the perfect adventure based on your interests, whether you're a history buff, a foodie, or a temple enthusiast.

Getting to Bangkok:

Bangkok boasts two international airports – Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK) and Don Mueang International Airport (DMK). Most international flights arrive at BKK, while budget airlines often use DMK. Both airports offer convenient connections to the city center via taxis, metered taxis, ride-hailing apps, and public transportation.

Where to Stay in Bangkok:

Bangkok caters to a variety of budgets and travel styles. Here's a breakdown of popular areas:

Khaosan Road: The backpacker haven! Lively atmosphere, budget-friendly guesthouses, and a street food paradise. Keep in mind it can get noisy at night.

Silom & Sathorn: Bangkok's business district offers sleek high-rise hotels, upscale restaurants, and convenient access to public transportation.

Riverside: Experience the heart of Bangkok along the Chao Phraya River. Picturesque views, historical landmarks, and charming boutique hotels await.

Sukhumvit: A vibrant district with a diverse range of hotels, from budget-friendly options to luxury stays. Explore trendy restaurants, chic cafes, and happening nightlife.

The Ultimate Bangkok Itinerary & Must-See Experiences:

This guide highlights Bangkok's top experiences, allowing you to craft your 3 to 5 day itinerary:

Temples & Palaces:

The Grand Palace & Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha): Immerse yourself in the grandeur of the royal palace and marvel at the sacred Emerald Buddha sculpted from a single piece of jade. Consider joining a Grand Palace and Temples tour for a guided exploration with insightful commentary.

Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn): Witness the architectural splendor of this riverside temple, especially stunning during sunrise. This might be included in a Grand Palace and Temples tour, so check beforehand to avoid redundancy.

Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha): Pay homage to the massive reclining Buddha statue and explore the temple's maze-like courtyards. This might also be included in a Grand Palace and Temples tour.

Cultural Delights:

Wat Pho Thai Massage School: Learn the ancient art of Thai massage in a traditional setting.

Jim Thompson House Museum: Explore the former residence of an American silk merchant, offering a glimpse into Thai history and culture.

Lumphini Park: Escape the city bustle in Bangkok's largest park, perfect for picnics, boat rides, or simply relaxing amidst the greenery.

Foodie Adventures:

Khao San Road: A haven for street food enthusiasts, offering everything from pad thai and mango sticky rice to exotic insects (for the adventurous!).

Chinatown: Explore bustling markets and indulge in authentic Chinese delicacies.

Wang Lang Market: Dive into the world of fresh seafood and traditional Thai dishes at this lively market.

Cooking Class: Learn the secrets of Thai cuisine and whip up your favorite dishes in a fun and interactive class.

Nightlife:

Khaosan Road: Live music, rooftop bars, and a backpacker party atmosphere.

Silom & Sathorn: Upscale bars and rooftop lounges with stunning city views.

Sukhumvit: Trendy bars, nightclubs, and live music venues catering to diverse tastes.

Asiatique The Riverfront: A waterfront entertainment complex with restaurants, bars, and live shows.

Nana Plaza: Bangkok's infamous red-light district with adult entertainment venues, bars, and go-go bars.

Night Markets:

Chatuchak Weekend Market: The largest weekend market in the world, offering a mind-boggling variety of goods from clothing and souvenirs to handicrafts and antiques. Open Fridays through Sundays.

Ratchadaphisek Train Market: A unique night market set in repurposed train cars, offering vintage finds, clothing, and delicious street food.

ArtBox: A trendy night market known for its hipster vibes, live music, and stalls selling handmade crafts, fashion accessories, and delectable treats. Open Thursdays through Sundays.

Ramkhamhaeng Night Market: A sprawling night market with a local vibe, offering clothing, souvenirs, and a vast selection of delicious street food.

Jodd Fairs Night Market: A haven for vintage enthusiasts and collectors, featuring antiques, furniture, and unique finds. Open Fridays through Sundays.

Srinakarin Rot Fai Market: This car-themed night market

Malls:

Bangkok boasts a thriving mall culture, offering a haven for shopping enthusiasts. Here are some of the top malls to visit:

Siam Paragon: A world-class shopping complex featuring luxury brands, an aquarium, and a multiplex cinema.

CentralWorld: Another massive mall with a wide variety of stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.

Terminal 21: This unique mall features themed floors representing different international cities.

Icon Siam: A riverside mall offering high-end brands, an indoor floating market, and stunning views.

MBK Center: A sprawling mall popular for its wide selection of shops at affordable prices.

 Pro Tip: Many temples have dress code restrictions (shoulders covered, knees covered). Pack accordingly to avoid disappointment.

Embrace the flexibility of this guide and craft your Thailand trip accordingly.

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Unveiling the Land of Smiles: Your Guide to Thailand's Top Tourist Destinations

Attention adventure enthusiasts and beach lovers! Thailand is enchanting with its vibrant culture, breathtaking scenery, and picturesque beaches. Whether you seek bustling cities or tranquil temples, Thailand caters to every traveler's desire. tour packages in gandhinagar Join us on an exploration of the best destinations in this captivating Southeast Asian haven, where you'll need both your luggage and an unquenchable thirst for adventure.

Bangkok: A City That Never Sleeps

Bangkok, Thailand's vibrant capital, is a bustling city that never rests. Your journey through Thailand usually starts here. The city boasts iconic landmarks such as the awe-inspiring Wat Pho, featuring the Reclining Buddha, an enormous golden statue that spans an impressive 150 feet. Gaze in wonder at the Grand Palace's intricate architecture, a grand complex that was once the home of Thailand's royal family. Embark on a cruise along the Chao Phraya River, the city's lifeline, to witness the lively markets, elaborate temples, and vibrant riverside life. When the night falls, immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of Khaosan Road, a popular destination for backpackers, with its vibrant bars, food stalls, and energetic music.

Northern Delights: Chiang Mai & Beyond

Embark on a journey to Chiang Mai, a city rich in history nestled amidst breathtaking mountains. Visit the sacred Wat Phra Doi Suthep temple perched on Doi Suthep mountain, where you'll be awed by panoramic vistas of the sprawling city. At elephant sanctuaries, observe these magnificent creatures in a respectful setting, learning about their welfare and conservation. For the intrepid, conquer the lush jungle trails of Doi Inthanon National Park, Thailand's highest peak. Encounter hill tribes who preserve their distinct traditions. Extend your adventure to Chiang Rai, renowned for its unconventional temples such as the White Temple, an architectural marvel that shimmers.

Island Paradise: Phuket, Krabi & Beyond

Thailand shines with its incredible islands, with Phuket being the star. Phuket enchants its picturesque beaches, such as Patong and Kata, offering perfect conditions for sunbathing, swimming, and water adventures like jet skiing, parasailing, and surfing. Krabi offers another island paradise, featuring striking limestone cliffs that soar above turquoise waters. Discover hidden coves for kayaking adventures and indulge in world-class rock climbing. For a serene escape, venture to islands like Koh Lanta or Koh Phi Phi, known for their crystal-clear waters, tranquil ambiance, and exceptional natural beauty. Island-hopping tours provide an unforgettable way to fully experience this tropical haven.

Ayutthaya: Whispers of the Past

History enthusiasts, journey to Ayutthaya, the former capital of Thailand. Discover the ruins of grand temples like Wat Mahathat. Marvel at the iconic Buddha head cradled within banyan tree roots, symbolizing nature's resilience. Immerse yourself in the city's regal history as you navigate remnants of stately palaces, monasteries, and towering prangs, testaments to its glorious past.

Cultural Delights:

Thailand's vibrant culture shines through in every corner. Embrace the elegance of Thai dance, with its flowing movements and intricate outfits. Marvel at the thrill of Muay Thai fights, a martial art that draws from ancient combat skills. Dive into bustling markets like Bangkok's Chatuchak Weekend Market, where a labyrinth of stalls offers local souvenirs, clothing, and tantalizing street fare. Make your interactions more meaningful by learning simple Thai phrases like "hello" (Sa-wad dee krap for men, Sa-wad dee ka for women). Engage with the welcoming locals, known for their warm smiles and generosity. To truly connect with the culture, sign up for a Thai cooking class and unveil the secrets of delicious dishes.

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Bicycle de GO!! Cycling together through Asia's big city. Today we will ride from Khaosan to Chinatown. This is Part 8 of 8. This time we run from Phan Fa Bridge to Khaosan Road via Democracy Monument. Bangkok, Thailand. "自転車でGO!!"が10年以上ぶりに帰ってきた！  まずはカオサン通りからチャイナタウンへ向かってGO!! 今回は全8部のうちの第8部完結編でパンファー橋から民主記念塔を経て出発地点のカオサン通りまで走ります。

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Walk in BANGKOK, Thailand 🇹🇭 – Khaosan Road at Night – 4K 60fps The famous and even rather infamous Khao San Road in Bangkok in Thailand is the starting point for many… #Asia #RealLife #WorldTravel #Ambience #WalkingTrip

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Bangkok- Coconut Ice Cream (60 bahts) Khaosan Road

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Explore Khaosan Road in Bangkok: Pear's Mousecalls Virtual Tour Unveiled!

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