Joeblack

Doesn’t seem that worth it with a 20kg luggage allowance...

Bought one from Boots Silom. Just need to have a pharmacist on duty to be able to purchase

Chang foot massage and spa, the branch just at the BTS Saladeang area, opens at 10am And has male therapists.

Hi spoon, Was in Hatyai before Christmas last year. The gay scene was pretty limited as compared to bkk/pty. Lots of massage stores in the Lee Garden Plaza area. You could get the therapist to do the massage in your room. Which area would you be staying??

Well... some shops would allow you to go to bring the boy back to the room for the massage. What I would just do is choose the boy after viewing and ask the counter if I could have the massage in the room. Pay up. Give room details... And the therapist turns up at the room with extra towels and oil, etc. Most in this cases, the therapists would be more skilled then the "fun places"

Apparently the price for Woody was quoted full day 50 usd Transport by car cost another 1500 baht And fuel charge approximately cost 300-400 baht So a full day was quoted at 3600 baht...

Woody looks good... wonder what the rates are...

There's a place called the Castle in pattaya that has a gay fetish area. However, the last time I went there last year, there were just a handful of boys... no other guests there!

Happy new year everyone!

Well... Thailand is good for food, good for shopping, tailoring of shirts and suits... indulging in rich Buddhist culture, exploring the less visited tourist places... as wel as therapeutic massages and spa treatments!!

Wah... ahbang... yandao!

Thanks Christian

The power of verbs.. giving the sentence a whole new meaning!! 555

Lol... sounds like Vinapu is going to head there!

Thank you for the replies... seems like Hatyai is more popular amongst fellow Singaporeans and Malaysians..

Wonderful writings... can feel your emotions!

Speaking of heritage hotel at bts Chong non si, the massage place at the lobby does have male therapist which would go the extra mile for the right fees...

Sorry for kinda reviving this post... Im planning a trip to Hatyai year end... anyone has any updates for this place?

Back from Laos... the place is amazing... however prices are on the high side... probably because most of the foodstuffs were imported! But I will definitely be back there in future!

Really? I saw some tea sold apparently from trees that were more then 400 years old...

Hope to get some Lao jewellery... Some Lao clothes And some Lao tea

Ic... Most of the products are mass produced China stuff? Looking forward to my trip to Laos soon!

lol... Free tour with boy...

That's cool... Was also told that the Thai baht was commonly used as a second unofficial currency there? Would it be a good idea to bring baht in smaller denominations there?

I'm in Bangkok for a week, then off to laos via Vientiane and then LP.