ChristianPFC

I'm currently in Chengdu and was searching for gay venues in English on bing and in Chinese on baidu. Few results. I went to MC bar and sauna and a local told me they closed two years ago. I went to Tata bar and there is now a different business, which was not open Friday night around 9. How to find gay venues? Gay online dating similar. I scrolled down on blued a bit, and when I reached 610 km distance, there is a message "There are no more guys, please check it later." Is there an international version of blued which I am using, and a local one they are using? (Taking advantage of 15 days visa free for Germans and various others. Gayguides is not blocked in China.)

I don't like the wall paper at all, it covers the mirrors. Boys on stage are pretty static, and I liked to see them from the back in the mirror.

To the best of my knowledge (a visit in Feb 2022) there are no gay venues in Koh Chang, and not much on online dating either.

I would be vary. In my experience, even though they are locals, they don't know the places I'm interested in. And now, after years of experience, I can organize a trip cheaper and faster than relying on local contacts.

The crucial point is that they take off their shirts.

Google translate works okay, but I find it cumbersome and wouldn't want to rely on it. And in Vietnam and Cambodia and Myanmar (in Thailand I speak Thai), I get around without google translate.

An interesting find, I haven't heard of this place before. The Thai indeed translates as "naked every day", but I wouldn't expect too much, on naked days in saunas they cover their genitals with their hands. The outside pictures on google maps look like a short-time hotel. Some day I will have a look, without expecting much.

I have been to Korat several times. Some temples in town, more temples and mountains a bit away (would need car, difficult or impractical by public transport). With car and driver, I could spend weeks in Korat province. No gay nightlife that I know of. Few western tourists. The train is a good idea, you can see construction sites of tunnels and elevated track for the high-speed train, very entertaining for me. Khao Yai, unless you go to some specific temples or rocks or cliffs, was pretty boring for me. Just mountainous forest (I have no interest in the various wildlife that you can watch there).

Brazil vs. Thailand, based on one trip to Brazil: knowledge of English is close to non-existent in Brazil. Whereas in SEAsia, I get around okay with English.

Before Covid I made some dedicated posts on the forums, and now I mention it in my blog under gay activities of the month. I even have a tag: https://christianpfc.blogspot.com/search?q=saranrom When I came as a tourist (i.e. flying in for a few weeks and then return to work in Europe), I did the gogo bars extensively. But I found that there is no correlation between money paid and service rendered. Chances to get a dud or a good one are the same, whether I pay 500 or 1000 THB (or used to pay 1500).

Over 5 years ago, I met a boy in a bar who is half Thai half Scandinavian, and looks more White than Thai. He is still around, I saw his picture in one of the massage shop threads, going by the name "Danish" in spellt in Thai.

It's still kms away from Pink Line. But can easily be accessed by bus.

I find it quite entertaining and could read this every few weeks.

My favorites are blued and hornet. Gayromeo lacks coverage outside the main tourist areas and Grindr is the slowest to load on my phone, has no feature to link to profiles or find them by name, and does not work with fake GPS.

Indeed, Hat Yai has or had a gay scene, here report from my last visit 2017: https://christianpfc.blogspot.com/2017/09/gay-places-in-hat-yai-sep-2017.html