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Peter Gardiner says:
"Somebody told me this place was full of pickpockets and ladyboys so you'd probably need to be very careful when visiting. "

Eric says:
"The Koh San road becomes alive at night with all the colours beckoning u to stop and observe...and you can almost feel yourself sway to the music so you have a tangible excuse for being home late.lol "

Lydia says:
"Thailand is just one of many places where you'll see people of mixed cultures and traditions. It a way of exploring the uniqeness within this magnificent country. I love the many luxury hotels that it has and the relaxation of the spa is devine."

Steve Johnson says:
"Avoid giving a handout to anyone, even children, as it makes you a prime target for further encounters."

Manpreet K says:
"The Koh San road is all well and good but I would recommend venturing off this well worn tourist road and heading to some back streets. Here you will find all manor of interesting little shops and also authentic Thai cuisine that has not been adapted at all to cater for tourists' tastebuds. Also, don't be afraid of stalls selling hot food on the street... a rapid turnover of food and the fact that it's freshly cooked in front of you ensures that this is some of the freshest and tastiest food you will find."

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