Tashkent

[Goga Fung]

In Tashkent now, so where are the action hot spots at the moment?

You can get working girls contacts from the website I mentioned below. working girls,

Just do not pay them $150 per nite as you wrote in a summer report. It is insane.

It should be $50 or less.

$150 is many peoples monthly salary.

Also there are many-many older women(30+) who want to date somebody.

[Goga Fung]

I've spent a rather significant amount of time in Tashkent and I've absolutely never been stopped nor hassled by cops.

Seems that the days when militzia bothered foreigners to get brides are long long gone.

If you have a car it's another story though, I agree.

It depends. You are right, generally they don't do that.

But still they can stop anyone. I live close to the presidents' highway where they have more "security". Therefore they may stop you more often especially at night.

[Khundak]

In Tashkent now, so where are the action hot spots at the moment?

[Prosal]

Before you get it if stopped by milicia, don't be surprized if you have to pay them 10000($5). It's their "job" to look for some "violators". But the positive thing is that milicia and people in general are polite and milicia is usually happy with small amounts of "donations".

I've spent a rather significant amount of time in Tashkent and I've absolutely never been stopped nor hassled by cops.

Seems that the days when militzia bothered foreigners to get brides are long long gone.

If you have a car it's another story though, I agree.

[Goga Fung]

i know a town outside of tahskent where it is mostly russian and the girls there are really pretty and can be taken to tashkent for a few hundred bucks and a taste of the life.

dd

dirk,

is this city called chirchik? i'll probably stop by it today. we are going with a friend to check out the mountains and some "dachas".

did you get my pm? the phone# you gave me is not working.

regarding the "fun" business.

one can meet some pros and non-pros on the dating site love. mail. ru

the pros are mostly average or less than average looking, but some can be pretty. regular price in an apartment is usually 40-50,000, about $25

try not overpay girls. maybe some girls try to scam foreigners asking for $100+ unless it is some top model type girl, it is too much.

$25 is good money here. a monthly salary of $200-$300 is considered good. that's what professionals earn in many cases. for example in banks, cell phone companies.

when arriving get your registration asap. before you get it if stopped by milicia, don't be surprized if you have to pay them 10000($5). it's their "job" to look for some "violators". but the positive thing is that milicia and people in general are polite and milicia is usually happy with small amounts of "donations".

when entering the country declare all the money. especially for foreign currencies declare everything, including smaller bills.

when leaving also declare everything. if you do not declare something, they have the right to confirep001e the undeclrared amount. and if they catch you(its there job), they will take it for sure.

[DirkDingy]

Hi Dirk,

I'll be in Tashkent this Sunday.

You could get girls for 100 USD whole night. Is it still the same?

Yes, but the ones that think they are pretty will say it's a 100 bucks per shot and many will try to leave after you bust or after about two hours no matter what they agreed to in negogitations previously--it's a common Uzbek thing.

FYI, I agreed on a price for a villa, shook the man's hand, and left a deposit but the next day the guy raised the price by 200 bucks.

The taxi guy in front of the Irish Pub has some great girls that operate on the down low;better use them than the skanks from Diplomat.

I don't use hoes there too much now unless I am drunk at 0400.

PM me when onsite.

I know a town outside of Tahskent where it is mostly Russian and the girls there are really pretty and can be taken to Tashkent for a few hundred bucks and a taste of the life.

Cheers,

DD

[Yellowred]

Hi Dirk,

I'll be in Tashkent this Sunday.

You could get girls for 100 USD whole night. Is it still the same?

[DirkDingy]

Greetings Dirk Dingy,

I'll be in Tashkent in two weeks and need some advise.

Planning on giving the GF a laptop. Should I buy the 220 converter here or should I spare the luggage space and buy it there? Customs issues on arrival/departure?

May need to take the ENTIRE family out to dinner so ...... any suggestions? Googled a bunch, but your insight into what entertainment (other than my buffoonery) I should provide would be helpful.

What do you think of the Park Turon Hotel? Registration?

I only have one night to myself (drinking with some local associates) so I'll report on the P4P scene though I seriously doubt I can partake since the GF will be keeping me on a short leash.

Thanks in advance and be safe.

Sorry for the delayed response;I have not been on this site since arriving to tashkent and am now on a quick trip out of the country.

It is my understanding that most if not all laptops can process both 220v and 110v--you will likely need a small device that allows one to plug in the three pronged plug into the two pronged walls found outside of the Americas.

Take the family to Salvatore, which is right next to La Riva a few blocks down from the Grand Mir. It is decent food with an interesting floor show, live music, and a dance flooor...many birthday parties are held here. It would be wise to make reservations.

Park Turon is good and they will register you for sure.

Living here is much different than being a tourist I must say...this place is really closed up and the people here are really terrified of the State. This comes out when you start to make local friends.

The babes here are great...but it is all about the $$$$. This should be no surprise to most of you.

Let me know when you clear the borders.

Cheers,

DD

[Yellowred]

It seems Tashkent is dead for action no body is writing anything.

I'll be there on 15th of Nov and will post my findings.

[Bukudala]

Greetings Dirk Dingy,

I'll be in Tashkent in two weeks and need some advise.

Planning on giving the GF a laptop. Should I buy the 220 converter here or should I spare the luggage space and buy it there? Customs issues on arrival/departure?

May need to take the ENTIRE family out to dinner so ...... any suggestions? Googled a bunch, but your insight into what entertainment (other than my buffoonery) I should provide would be helpful.

What do you think of the Park Turon Hotel? Registration?

I only have one night to myself (drinking with some local associates) so I'll report on the P4P scene though I seriously doubt I can partake since the GF will be keeping me on a short leash.

Thanks in advance and be safe.

[Goga Fung]

some people here were concerned with registration at the police office.

last time i was there i paid $15 or $20 total, i do not remember. including $5 extra to speedup the process (next day pickup) and no questions asked. i did not go there, the apartment owner did everything. but it was not a usa passport, i don't know if usa passport would make difference.

another very important thing to remember. when entering the country declare all your dollars and any other currency.

and when leaving declare everything including every single dollar and ruble! and the amount when leaving is better be less then when entering.

the customs guys are really working hard if you do not declare something they will make a big deal of it. they actually have a law that if you do not declare something, a penalty can be made and the amount can be confirep001ed.

for some reason i forgot to declare some russian rubles (almost $100 value), also did not include $60 in smaller bills, i wrote i had $400 total, i thought they would not care about small dollar bills and rubles. i was wrong. those guys' job is to find the difference and take it.

so they told me either they are gonna file a case, then i'm gonna pay fine plus the undeclared money, or they are gonna take something right now and let me go. they took the rubles and were really happy, easily earned $100. it's half or more monthly salary for most people in tashkent.

i also had some japanese yens, but they did say not any anything about them.

i later wrote about this to one girl from tashkent. she laughed and told me "you should have spent all you money in tashkent yourself, then you would not have any problems". she was very right

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[Goga Fung]

I was in Tashkent 4 weeks ago for a few days. Mostly not for "monger" activities. I believe in general its not a good place for that, compared to other countries. Although the street prices are pretty low. Usually they ask about $15-$20 for 1-2 hours, and about $50-60 for a night.

Also most of them(working girls) are not good-looking in my opinion and there are very few of them - I did not fuck any, only my friend did.
although there are many good-looking women in the city during day time.

It looks like in Tashkent one needs time and money to find some thing good. It's not straightforward as in South America or Thailand.

Here is one picture from their water park. I just realized the girl was removing hair from her legs and pussy area.

[Khundak]

so guys I was in Sky club last week. not much action there. some older hags. what was most bizzare that some americans tried to talk to them but they ignored them. other wise teen dancers with boyfriends, what a waste!

[Bukudala]

Greetings GF,

Mongering in Cyprus was incidental. I toyed with the idea of making money off of the (now mystical) potential reunion of the Turkish North and Greek Cypriot South by investing in real estate or (G*d forbid) a bar in Kyrenia. Clear title issue. Yada, yada, yada, it was a waste of time. Except for. Ahhhhh!

The "scene" back in 2004, I suppose, is pretty much the same now. I had five encounters, three forgettable, one good, and one superb. I f*ked up by not getting her number (she was from Moldova). But. Her English was near flawless, she was extremely attractive with waist length brown hair (which she used to extreme effect on my chest when mounting me), and just plain superb. Oh well, another f*ck up.

In hindsight, VFM in the north was good, but for zesty sessions, like elsewhere, it was a hit or miss.

Bear in mind at the time, these girls work for three months 24/7 w/o pay (yes, you read correctly) and make all their money during the following three months.

And the Turkish north is like a throw back 30 years ago (IMHO). It has it's charm and the people are warm and friendly, but you'll notice the cultural differences, especially at night. On the other hand, there's the Greek Cypriot south which could be mistaken for any sophisticated city on the Eastern Med.

Walking the Green Line is erie, but I'm sure it's changed of late.

The Southern scene is best covered under the Cyprus board.

Personally, I spent time with a Romanian bartender at an Irish Bar in Nicosia with little time to avail of the mongering scene in the city. Went to one club, name I forget, and was impressed with what I saw, but felt seeing my Romanian bartender playing the air guitar to guns n'roses was really cute. Yes, and so was she.

In summary, Cyprus is definitely under the radar and deserves a review. It offers history, a choice of Eastern and Western Flavors accented with Slavic and Far Eastern scents, and you don't have to worry about holding hands in public (read Dubai) and/or the local authorities.

[Goga Fung]

Honestly I think could be great to meet his daughter, maybe she will like me or just take me as friend, surely I will never go to try to date her as girlfriend, but to become one of her many friends, could be very helpful

P.S. you have a PM

It's probably a good idea, but I would not mess with that. She's got many enemies for business and political reasons, actually USA is looking after her (after her divorce).