"Khao San Hide And Seek" is a rare opportunity to rediscover the Khao San community in a new light through many activities between 3pm to 10pm until Sunday.
(Photo courtesy of Cloud-floor)
A collaboration with Silpakorn University's Faculty of Architecture and Faculty of Music, Kaysorn Lampoo Club, Bang Lamphu Civic Community, Banglumphu Kids, Khaosan Business Association and L&E, the creative project is aimed at bringing visitors back to the famous shopping community, whose crowds have largely disappeared following the Covid-19 outbreak.
Nowadays, Khao San Road is quite empty and lonely, but this has allowed the small alleys and even the traces on walls that were formerly overshadowed by the shops and people to become visible.
Visitors are invited to come and learn about the community in a familiar and fun atmosphere while discovering what had been hidden, forgotten or overlooked through a series of activities.
They include day and night tours conducted by a group of local guides; lighting installations at eight different venues along the road; dance and music performances including a brass quintet, a wind ensemble, traditional Thai music and a jazz band; and weekend workshops that show the unique charm of Khao San.
Interested people are also invited to learn about this famous road through online content that is available via the "Banglamphu Everyday" Facebook page.
The event runs every evening until Sunday.There is no admission fee. To book a guided tour, visit facebook.com/sanaebanglumphu. For updates, visit the Banglamphu Everyday Facebook page.
