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Travel Strung Treng: Strolling and Dining in Strung Treng
Strolling and dining in Strung Treng http://www.hotsia.com > Travel Strung Treng > Strolling and dining in Strung Treng The central park in Strung Treng city is a popular spot before dusk where locals bring their children to play. Some jog for exercise. At night, street vendors sell fried meatballs, grilled pork, and crab dishes to customers by the park. This is an activity tourists should not miss to blend in and experience life like the people of Strung Treng and see how they enjoy their lives.
After eating, you might take a leisurely walk along the Mekong River to enjoy the cool breeze before heading out for a heavier meal. While walking, I noticed that local youth in Strung Treng like to ride motorcycles in groups of 2-3 around town, chatting as they go. I didn’t see many cozy places to sit, listen to music, or enjoy cold drinks, probably because this is a very small town with limited options. So, I chose to dine at the Riverside Guesthouse instead.
Here they also have Lao White Beer for about 80 baht per bottle, chilled perfectly. mr.hotsia April 2012 Video clip of relaxing and eating meatballs at Strung Treng central park 13 31 44.4 N, 105 58 15.077 E GPS coordinates (POI) Strolling and dining at the central park in Strung Treng province 13 31 44.448 N, 105 58 15.329 E Blending in with the locals of Strung Treng 13 31 44.46 N, 105 58 15.522 E Famous bread shop in Strung Treng also sells Lao beer priced around 80-100 baht.
In Cambodia, people commonly enjoy pork stew here 13 31 44.112 N, 105 58 15.3 E 13 31 44.448 N, 105 58 15.252 E The building you see is a hotel. Blending in with the people of Strung Treng Travel information for Strung Treng province, Cambodia Sunset in Strung Treng Strung Treng border checkpoint - Champasak Cross-border bus travel Mekong River fish market in Strung Treng
