Lao Zhou Alley
An old alley that has been around for more than 100 years, is a gathering place for food. and many handicraft products, handmade from the Hmong tribe, from the Hmong market, including local fabrics and many accessories to choose from in the Kad Luang area. Name of Lao Zhou Alley It is called by many names, including Khong Meru, Kong Lor, Trok Lao Zhou, or Kong Lao Zhou.
Each name has its own origin. The real name of the street, as seen on the street signs, is Khuang Meru, named after the area that used to be a cemetery in the past. The word 'Kong' is a northern dialect meaning alley or alley. 'Lor' means sloping down. 'Kong Lor' That refers to the alley that slopes down from Tha Phae Road to Chang Moi Road. As for 'Lao Zhou', it is assumed that Derived from the Chinese word 'Lao Zhong' meaning ancestors. Chinese elders who settled on this road
