Lima

[QUOTE=SlickRich33;2415400]It's good to know you still buy Viagra / Cialis without a prescription! I was in the Philippines last year.

There I went to a pharmacy to buy Viagra.

Pharmacy had about 6 pretty women in white lab coates working. When I ask to buy Viagra, they started snickering and speaking in Tagalog.

I felt embarrassed, when they told me that I needed a prescription!

The pharmacy tech that turned me down, took great joy in shutting me down![/QUOTE]Well,

To be precise, law demands Sildenafilo, Tadalafilo and other "prescription drugs" are sold only with a prescription. Market demands that they are not. In the very unlikely event that you are asked for a prescription, or denied the generic drug, you just say "Thanks" and go to the nexy pharmacy.

Two anecdotes for you:

One: Yesterday I went to a [B][I]Mifarma[/I][/B] that was right next to a [B][I]Inkafarma[/I][/B] (the two biggest pharmacy chains in Lima), asked for "Tadalafilo generico de 20" and the guy answered "Solo tengo de marca, el precio es 25 soles" (I only have brand, the price is S /. 25), so I left and went to the Inkafarma next door and the guy there sold me a pill for 14 soles, but didn't have the condoms I like (Durex Ultrathin) so I went back to the first pharmacy with the small Tadalafilo box in my hand and bought the condoms there. The guy was not amused in the least.

Two: A couple weeks ago I went to a small no-chain pharmacy, far away from my usual mongering zones, and asked for "Tadalafilo generico de 20", the guy said he only had brand tadalafilo, as "Tada" from "Eurolabs". I was in a hurry and 11 soles would not make me any poorer so I asked. How much? The cost was S /. 12.50 (soles). Cheaper than generic! You can tell because the generic drug says "Tadalafilo" in the box while the brand drug has the brand name in the box. I've asked for "Tada" elsewhere since then but never found it again.

So this is my advice: Always ask for the generic drug, if denied, ask the price, if the price is not good (3 soles or less for sildenafilo, 15 soles or less for tadalafilo) or if they ask for a prescription, just say thanks and go to the next pharmacy.

J. J.

[URL]https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?h...633565372&z=16[/URL]

Does anyone know if this map is accurate? It indicates that El Pardo Doubletree is girl friendly. Seems like a good area, and I have Hilton status.

Thanks!

[QUOTE=RMundi000;2416050][URL]https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?hl=en&hl=en&mid=1ntvoxRAskGWauYDVI4qU3KssbgRxtjDv&ll=-12.12134744859375%2C-77.03242633565372&z=16[/URL]

Does anyone know if this map is accurate? It indicates that El Pardo Doubletree is girl friendly. Seems like a good area, and I have Hilton status.

Thanks![/QUOTE]There might be a couple new hotels there but, yes, the map is essentially up to date.

J. J.

[QUOTE=JackJericho;2416870]There might be a couple new hotels there but, yes, the map is essentially up to date.

J. J.[/QUOTE]Thank you!

Hey Slick, can you check out some of those new chongos too (like the one in LOS Olivos).

I'm not a fan of La Cucardas. The searching, the girls' attitudes, etc. Felt like the same thing when I went to Las Conjitas in Huacipa. In fact, I've always had bad experiences in places that search you and take away from your phone. Girls definitely offer fewer extras than the cheaper chongos.

Give me Trocadero / Botecito any day.

[QUOTE=SlickRich33;2415037]Hello all!

I will be back in Lima in the first of February!

I will be in Lima for 7 days!

When I have more time, I will come back for Puerto Maldonado. Also, want to check out Iguitos.

I will go check out Tequila Rock as I have never been.

For the most plan on hanging out at the Chongos.

Las Cucardas, Troc etc.

Can someone tell me if La nene next to Las Cucardas is still open?

I hope to pound some Venezuelans too![/QUOTE]

Just sign her in at reception she must have her ID. Other than that very girl friendly.

Sly.

[QUOTE=RMundi000;2416050][URL]https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?h...633565372&z=16[/URL]

Does anyone know if this map is accurate? It indicates that El Pardo Doubletree is girl friendly. Seems like a good area, and I have Hilton status.

Thanks![/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=JackJericho;2412693]Hi MadMan19,

Welcome to Lima.

If you stay close to the airport or to Indepenencia, you'll be close to one of the hottest P-4-P zones in Lima, which is the area around MegaPlaza in the limit between the Independencia and Los Olivos districts. Lots and lots of hotels, pseudo-massage parlors, slot casinos, discotheques and even street walkers, at roughly half the price of Miraflores. Just google prostitution megaplaza and you'll see what I mean.

With the Spanish you say you have, check the ad pages with location filters like [URL]photokinesiologas.com[/URL] and look for girls in Los Olivos, San Martin, Independencia and Comas, almost all the outcalls from these districts will go to Independencia. In fact most "working girls" live in those districts and travel to Miraflores to "work"..[/QUOTE]Hey,

Great info! Just wanted a bit of Intel from you. I'm thinking of visiting Lima for 3-4 nights at the end of Feb or 1st week of March.

I don't speak any Spanish at all. Do you think it's better for me to stay in Miraflores and then look for girls online and call them to my hotel and also venture out to Indepenencia via taxi. Or do you think it would be safe for me to actually get a hotel in the Indepenencia area and venture out and explore all the options.

Miraflores.

You'll need to eat and have non-mongering activities that will be more useful in English. Not many people speak English outside the tourist areas.

Get an English speaking taxi-driver (find online) and plan your trips with him to Independencia or Callao etc. Make your first trip as simple as possible, you can always add complexity in future trips.

Note Callao (Trocadero/etc) is open daytime where Independencia/Los Olivos is a night time place. I'm guessing you're going to the nightclubs (Anaconda/Estacion and similar).

Even I start at Miraflores every trip and I am at DELE A2/B1 Spanish level.

[QUOTE=GlobeTrotter19;2418559]Hey,

Great info! Just wanted a bit of Intel from you. I'm thinking of visiting Lima for 3-4 nights at the end of Feb or 1st week of March.

I don't speak any Spanish at all. Do you think it's better for me to stay in Miraflores and then look for girls online and call them to my hotel and also venture out to Indepenencia via taxi. Or do you think it would be safe for me to actually get a hotel in the Indepenencia area and venture out and explore all the options.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DownUnderMonger;2418621]Miraflores.

You'll need to eat and have non-mongering activities that will be more useful in English. Not many people speak English outside the tourist areas.

Get an English speaking taxi-driver (find online) and plan your trips with him to Independencia or Callao etc. Make your first trip as simple as possible, you can always add complexity in future trips.

Note Callao (Trocadero/etc) is open daytime where Independencia/Los Olivos is a night time place. I'm guessing you're going to the nightclubs (Anaconda/Estacion and similar).

Even I start at Miraflores every trip and I am at DELE A2/B1 Spanish level.[/QUOTE]Thank you for the information. Much appreciated. I visited Lima about 5 years ago and I was not very adventurous at the time and didn't venture outside of Miraflores / Barranco / San Isidro.

I didn't find much action at that time in these areas but now after reading these reports I'm intrigued and want to go back. I remember going to the nightclubs located in the Larcomar mall and had a great time, met some very nice girls, danced the night away but that was the end of it. I think the clubs were called Aura and Gotica. Don't know if they exist anymore.

Would it be safe for me to venture out into the nightclubs you mentioned in the Independencia area? I'm usually pretty good at blending into the crowd and don't do anything that would draw attention to me. It's just I don't speak any Spanish at all except Hola / Gracias / Serveca.

[QUOTE=GlobeTrotter19;2418559]Hey,

Great info! Just wanted a bit of Intel from you. I'm thinking of visiting Lima for 3-4 nights at the end of Feb or 1st week of March.

I don't speak any Spanish at all. Do you think it's better for me to stay in Miraflores and then look for girls online and call them to my hotel and also venture out to Indepenencia via taxi. Or do you think it would be safe for me to actually get a hotel in the Indepenencia area and venture out and explore all the options.[/QUOTE]I'd follow DownUnderMonger's advice if I were you. Venturing away from Miraflores with no command of Spanish requires a wingman or a trusted taxi driver, even more so in the Independencia / LOS Olivos area.

Regarding safety; there are no hotels in Independencia that I can recommend save, maybe, the Royal Inn Suites Spa Hotel in Calle LOS Andes but, just across the Avenida Alfredo Mendiola (Panamericana Highway) in LOS Olivos, more precisely in Jiron Carlos Salaverry, there are several nice ones. You can check Hotel King Palace, Hotel Asturias or MVH Hotel and, a couple blocks further away in Calle Gonzales Vigil, Hotel Las Palmeras. Any of them is safe enough and you can easily google them out by adding "LOS Olivos" to the hotel name, but I seriously doubt you will find an English-speaking hotel clerk there. Another downside is that every hotel in that area aims for the P 4 P business, so there will be the noise of couples coming and going and having sex all day and all night.

And, if despite DownUnderMonger's and my advice on the contrary, you decide to lodge in the Independencia / LOS Olivos area, don't miss going to "El Aguajal" or "La Choza de la Anaconda" restaurants, both within walking distance from any of the hotels I've mentioned. There are very few good restaurants serving Amazonian food in Lima and these two are the best I know; Amazonian cuisine is very hard to get right and very easy to dislike if not well done, these are the only two restaurants in Lima where I go when I'm in the mood for Amazonian food. Try juane de gallina, patarashca de paiche (or any other river fish), tacacho con cecina, inchicapi de gallina (a typical Amazonian soup). And, to drink (non alcoholic), camu-camu or cocona juice; avoid "aguajina" (aguaje juice), it tastes great but it smells awful. You can google any and all of these dishes if you want to investigate before making up your mind.

Have a safe trip ans a nice stay in Lima.

J. J.

[QUOTE=DownUnderMonger;2417880]Hey Slick, can you check out some of those new chongos too (like the one in LOS Olivos).
Give me Trocadero / Botecito any day.[/QUOTE]I will try to check it out!

I will try not to let Las Cucardas and the Troc "drain me".

No one ever talks about scarlet!

Are they still open?

On this Monday I plan start in Cucardas and finish up at the Troc! I will spend the whole day at these places!

I love seeing a line from outside a girls door at the Troc!

Troc price is still good 30 soles!

It used to be 20!

I will see if I can negotiate a price for a.

Bb blow job!

Condom covered bjs are pointless!

I'm not happy that Las Cucardas has gone up in price!

I like those that girls that have that look!, from la selva.

Any good massage parlors in Lima?

Give me a name to Brazilian restaurant.

I'm little worried about the Coronavirus!

I thought about canceling my trip.

But I have decided, I won't let the Coronavirus stop me.

From my pounding mission!

You can negotiate anything in the Troc, that's why I love it.

I get BBFS for S / 50-100.

If she's really hot I'll go S/ 200-300 and would get a lot of takers (maybe 80% at that price) which is still under USD $100.

Go to an STD testing lab on arrival and get one done and bring it. It will really increase your chances (and need to pay too much).

This guide looks pretty recent - https://shutupandgo.travel/sex-education-safety-abroad/

The Epicentro Clinic website says results in 30 mins to 3 hours, and from the guide S/ 75 for the whole battery of tests.

If your worried about STDs get broad spectrum antibiotics (it also helps with street food) and Truvuda. I have a supply here whenever I have some sex with dodgier ladies.

[QUOTE=SlickRich33;2418926]Troc price is still good 30 soles!

It used to be 20!

I will see if I can negotiate a price for a.

Bb blow job!

Condom covered bjs are pointless!

I'm not happy that Las Cucardas has gone up in price!

I like those that girls that have that look!, from la selva.

Any good massage parlors in Lima?

Give me a name to Brazilian restaurant.[/QUOTE]

I separate my mongering from my massages and it serves me well. The sex massage places do neither the sex nor the massage well and charge like a wounded bull.

I love going to places like banos turcos palace or banos turcos windsor.

[URL]http://turcopalace.com/[/URL]

[URL]http://windsor.com.pe/[/URL]

Has pools, spas, saunas, steamrooms, hairdressers, food and everything. Even has a sleeping room where they tuck you in in a blanket of towels. I've killed many a whole morning or afternoon there.

Why go cheap when you can have a five-star experience, a massage, haircut and lunch around $50 (S / 150-200). You know it will cost $200+ back home.

[QUOTE=SlickRich33;2418926]
Any good massage parlors in Lima?
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