I don’t know how this street is different from most of the streets in Kathmandu. It is very crowded. Cars, pedestrians and motorcycles are robbing the houses on both sides of the road that are not to be used. There is also a feeling of being abandoned after the earthquake. There are more shops and vendors, and it is very lively at night
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I don’t know how this street is different from most of the streets in Kathmandu. It is very crowded. Cars, pedestrians and motorcycles are robbing the houses on both sides of the road that are not to be used. There is also a feeling of being abandoned after the earthquake. There are more shops and vendors, and it is very lively at night
Foreigner Street is the Foreigner Street. This is a gathering place for international backpackers, and there are many local products and souvenirs for sale. There are a lot of people, the bustling is very lively, and the order is relatively peaceful.
If you don’t stroll around here, I feel like I missed something, but there is really nothing to buy here. There are some complicated alleys, which are very crowded. Be very careful about the phenomenon of slaughter and thieves.
I think it's mainly local people who live and come and go on this street, but it is indeed very lively. You can see all kinds of strange phenomena here, and you must pay attention to thieves and liars.
This is a famous commercial street, but it feels like it's still run-down. They are all small shops selling all kinds of groceries, and there is no special place. It feels like a county town in China many years ago.