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[NewImage]

Read on another mongering website about foreigners and nationals spending nights together in hotels.

Know in Vietnam it is illegal (but you can get away with it at 2,3 star hotels) but poster said that in Cambodia if a girl stays with you 2 nights its considered a de facto relationship.

Anyone comment on this, surely not?

[FairFromJerz]

1. Airfare from PP to BKK is dirt cheap. Just use a site like Kayak.com to compare. Hotels are comparable in price so no added cost there. 4 days in SR. I would go stir crazy.

2. Never bring sand to the beach.

3. Never bring sand to the beach.

Banana Boi,

Thanks for the insight in regards to the flight information, along with the cyber slap back into reality! No sand to the beach!

Fair.

[Banana Boi]

1. what would I expect to spend from PP to BKK and back OR SR to BKK and back?

2. Have any of you ever brought a Thai to Cambodia for entertainment purposes?

3. Is it a common practice to bring a PP girl to SR to reduce the hunt? Is this even advisable?

1. Airfare from PP to BKK is dirt cheap. Just use a site like Kayak.com to compare. Hotels are comparable in price so no added cost there. 4 days in SR. I would go stir crazy.

2. Never bring sand to the beach.

3. Never bring sand to the beach.

[FairFromJerz]

Gents,

Got the green light from the old lady to fly to Cambodia from the US for a solo photography trip. The Mrs. Knows I have a history and yearning for anything Thai, so naturally I can't tell her I have intentions on crossing into the land of smiles. I will fly into PP and over to Siem Reap after about 2 days. I plan on doing the "normal" tourist thing for 3 to 4 days, but I know that I will be able to smell that sweet BKK honey being that close.

Interested in flying from SR to BKK for maybe 3 days, to fully enjoy being a different type of tourist at that point. So ultimately my questions are these:

1. what would I expect to spend from PP to BKK and back OR SR to BKK and back?

2. Have any of you ever brought a Thai to Cambodia for entertainment purposes?

3. Is it a common practice to bring a PP girl to SR to reduce the hunt? Is this even advisable?

Any feedback would be appreciated, and reciprocated with a drink if you are around in June OR Las Vegas information if a trip is in your future.

Fair.

[JamessPlats]

Stopped by Mean Hauer today and got a pretty decent massage. The experience was lacking though. I think I made a poor selection to begin with, I kinda picked from the front row at random and realized #1 she wasn't smiling at me / looked not-too-interested and #2 had a green tag, aka Vietnamese (I think) which I hear tend to get more work so may not put in as much effort.

Boom boom was a decent price for me at 40 usd, but I really wasn't interested in boom boom today and was really just wanting yam yam but she would not do yam yam without boom boom (my bet would be she would end up not doing it at all or very brief and poorly). She wanted 20 for HJ and no way I'm paying that much for just an HJ. So I ended up leaving with just a massage for the 8 bucks, which she seemed very confused about. I'm going to be here for a while though and I've passed plenty of massage places that I don't mind throwing a few bucks to see if they are a good deal and at least get a massage out of it.

[JamessPlats]

Are there any street walkers or brothels within walking distance from the Institute of Technology?

[Fast Eddie 48]

I have a transit weekend between Shanghai and Saigon coming up and I'm thinking maybe I should try to visit Cambodia as I've never been there. Or should I better just spend the weekend in Bangkok or Pattaya?

If Cambodia is it Phnom Penh or Siem Reap I should go to? Hoping for some advice as I know all these places must be better than Saigon where the action is limited except for a few regulars.

To G3100.

If mongering is the top of your list then just stay in Thailand you are not going to find many hottie like you do in Thailand, there are just not much to do in Phnom Penh if you like history and tourist site then the Angor what is a must see wonder in the world.

Fast Eddie 48.

[Diveho]

I have a transit weekend between Shanghai and Saigon coming up and I'm thinking maybe I should try to visit Cambodia as I've never been there. Or should I better just spend the weekend in Bangkok or Pattaya?

If Cambodia is it Phnom Penh or Siem Reap I should go to? Hoping for some advice as I know all these places must be better than Saigon where the action is limited except for a few regulars.

I think you will find Siem Reap has more to do with all the temples like Angkor what. Photo ops are phenomenal there. But pay to get to the temples early because the Chinese tourists will arrive in droves. "Pub Street" is a great area for partying and dining but it is grossly overpriced due to its non mongering attractions and tourism. Our hobby is there but not so much. Lots of families and religious groups in SR. Phnom Penh is more about our hobby. Don't expect the GFE of the Philippinas or the beauty of the Thais. Many girls are mercenary, are not as attractive, have a language barrier and hope for newbies who will pay high prices. The bar fine system is low. Usually $5-$10 to the bar. I have never paid more than $30 USD to the girls themselves but they use top down pricing. By the way USD $ is widely accepted. There are definitely diamonds in the rough. But you need to search. Usually the more English the girl speaks the more game she has. The best looking girls I've seen in all of Cambodia are the Vietnamese girls. But from what I've heard the majority have migrated back to their country.

My suggestion, if you're traveling for just a short time is to go to Bangkok or Pattaya and enjoy yourself. Enjoy Nana plaza or Soi 6, 7 and Walking Street. My favorite Pattaya bar is on the right just before Walking St. Where Beach Road goes left. There are 30+ small open air bars each with approx 8-10 girls for hire, like the north western Pataya beer bars. They surround the Muay Thai ring where there are fights most every night. Lots of talent and great prices close to the glitz and glamour 30 feet before the Walking Street sign. While watch fights from small kids to massive international fighters.

Good luck.

[G3100]

I have a transit weekend between Shanghai and Saigon coming up and I'm thinking maybe I should try to visit Cambodia as I've never been there. Or should I better just spend the weekend in Bangkok or Pattaya?

If Cambodia is it Phnom Penh or Siem Reap I should go to? Hoping for some advice as I know all these places must be better than Saigon where the action is limited except for a few regulars.

[KB Tahoe]

Booked through a golf holiday operation. Didn't bother to ask about "girl friendly" - my mistake.

They have notice on website and also on the check in form - "We oppose Sex Tourism and do not permit unregistered guests in room. " Put a damper on my first three nights in PP.

But when my GF arrived from Bangkok there was no problem with her staying in room, breakfast with me, using pool or even charging spa services to my account. They didn't even bother to check / copy her passport.

Its a nice place but not for mongers.

[Blanquiceleste]

After long being the easiest destination in ASEAN for foreigners to obtain a long stay visa, the Cambodia government has brought the axe down on this practice.

Might take a while to implement though.

Read more here.

https://aecnewstoday.com/2017/axe-fa...xzz4 uPh8 wy48

[IllusionHeart]

MAke sure you get a room on the 6th floor of the hotel only. The rest of the floors are absolutely crap.

Will I stay here again? Perhaps not. I did a recce of the Quay Boutique Hotel during one of the days, as Illusion had talked very highly about it. Definitely a much better place to stay for a few extra $$ Worth it.

Ohana appeared more of a backpacker and tour group kind of hotel when I was staying there. The 6th floor rooms are called "Residence " in case one wants to specifically book one on this floor. Also a room with balcony is to be selected during booking as not all rooms have one. The balcony does have a limited view of the riverside.

[Blanquiceleste]

Decent hotel, on Street 148, just off the main riverside road. This is an old property, not very well maintained over the years. But at $50 a night you cannot complain much. MAke sure you get a room on the 6th floor of the hotel only. The rest of the floors are absolutely crap.

You can get a room with a balcony, if you want to smoke. The entire hotel is a non-smoking property. The rooms are pretty basic and have functional furnishing. The bed is just fine and the pillows are reasonably comfortable. The wardrobe has a safe, a small one. The bathroom is just about OK, nothing special.

They have a buffet breakfast on the rooftop and the spread is nice. At least the menu rotates everyday. One can sit and gaze at the river while sipping coffee in the morning sun. And take a dip in the wading pools there. The main pool is under renovation.

The senior looking guy manning the front desk is a bit on a asshole. He gave me some lame excuses when I asked for an extra key card. I returned later in the night and asked the trainee handling the night shift and she gave me one without any fuss.

Will I stay here again? Perhaps not. I did a recce of the Quay Boutique Hotel during one of the days, as Illusion had talked very highly about it. Definitely a much better place to stay for a few extra $$ Worth it.

[IllusionHeart]

Sorry FunExplorer I should have worded my post better. A few hours after applying works for me. I'm interested because I will be flying to Kuala Lumpur soon and was wondering how long it would take to get my eVisa if I decide to cut KL short and move on to PP.

I got my eVisa in 2 hours. You can also apply for a VOA, it's equally fast and efficient. The VOA is 30 USD whereas the eVisa is 36 USD.

[Banana Boi]

Sorry FunExplorer I should have worded my post better. A few hours after applying works for me. I'm interested because I will be flying to Kuala Lumpur soon and was wondering how long it would take to get my eVisa if I decide to cut KL short and move on to PP.