Are These Areas Still Valid In 2024?
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It is fairly safe in Miraflores but you won't find street walkers like those in the videos in Miraflores. It is more likely that you might be approached by a girl, not looking like a street walker at all, to offer you her services if you have been wandering around the bars in Pizza Alley, Diagonal Av. Or Diez Canseco Av. (all around Kennedy Park). Those girls will be comparatively very expensive since they are hunting for rich gringos.
It is fairly safe in Lince, in the vicinity of [I]Centro Comercial Risso[/I]. Most of the videos posted here at ISG were filmed at the corner of Arequipa Av. And Bernardo Alcedo St. These girls charge around 60 USD for one hour in any of the hotels close by (you'll find ten or more of such hotels within three blocks of that corner) The hotels charge around 15 USD for a three hour stay in a room with the basics (two-poster bed, TV with porno channel and bathroom with shower and hot water).
It is fairly safe also in LOS Olivos (in the north end of Lima) in the vicinity of [I]Megaplaza Norte[/I] (a huge mall, probably the biggest in Lima) A few of the videos posted here at ISG had been filmed there and the girls and the hotels are slightly cheaper there than in Lince.
And it is fairly safe in San Juan de Miraflores (pay attention please, San Juan de Miraflores IS NOT Miraflores, it is a completely different district), but only in the vicinity of [I]Mall del Sur[/I]. Girls' and hotel's prices around Mall del Sur are similar to those in Lince.
[/QUOTE]The above info is great but I would like to ask if they are still valid for 2024? Turns out that the Airbnb I booked in Miraflores is not guest friendly so would love to check out the above spots especially if there are short time hotels there.
Hope Geisha Still Running
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Chongos (commonly translated as house of prostitutes). I preface this by saying I had many Q and A with a local fixer named Bill, that used to run a service called Brotheltourism, which he has informed me is defunct now, but actually never went to a chongo with with him due to my condition. We had arranged to meet up, but I did not want to expose him or any girls at the chongos. However, from his detailed explanations and information, this is what I could derived. Chongo Geisha. Located at Av. Nicolas Ayllon con paradero Union, Santa Anita, Peru. Basically, this particular chongo is set up like a live band venue. There is a stage where depending on the day and time, a live band performs. Girls mill around and you can get drinks and sit in lounge chairs eyeing the selection. You pick the one you are interested in and have a chat with her. Spanish is all they use, which was why I needed Bill as a translator. She brings you back to her "room", more like a cubicle. And you do the deed there. It's short time, very short, you get 15-20 minutes with each girl. So, come hard or go home. LOL. Morning shift is 9 am - 3. 30 pm. Most girls arrive by 11 am. Obviously the evening and night time will see the most girls working there. I am told there are 60-70 girls during the peak hours. Apparently, most guys take an hour to find their girl. Entry fee is 10 sols. Each 15-20 min session is 50 sols. And additional blocks of time are 50 sols. Extras are 50 sols. In terms of pooning, this is a ridiculously cheap. We are talking USD $13.50 per fuck. In theory if you are super horny, and can keep it up, you can bang 10 different girls for $135. However, it's a volume business for the girls. So, if you are ok with girls who do high volume business on their backs, then this is the place for you. When I return to Lima, I will try out Geishas for sure. But because Bill is going into retirement from this line of guiding, I plan to look for a male tour guide, who is comfortable and familiar with chongos and pay for their translation and guide service. Sites like Showaround, might reveal these type of guides.[/QUOTE]Awesome info thanks! This seem to be the chongo that is closest to the tourist Miraflores area so I certainly hope to check it out.
Lima Chongo Brothels Vs Streetwalkers -- Which Do You Prefer?
For the guys who have done both, which do you prefer and why -- the chongo brothels or the streetwalkers?
Chongos Just Seem Too Far
[QUOTE=HiddenEye;2899337]Chongos, in Lima las Cucas (cucardas) and la Tia Pocha in Arequipa, crowded but OK. Girls get some STD tests, let's say often. Camana, a beach town in Arequipa with great summer weeks, me and a bunch of friends hit a chongo there. Surprisingly there were some jungle peruvian style (charapitas) that looked oriental, thai, that rocked.
I hate the idea of making the line in crowded chongos, not my kind of mongering.[/QUOTE]I don't blame you at all about the lines at chongos as I've seen some videos on how crowded they can get with all the local dudes just out in the hallway. Not my scene either. The chongos although more convenient just seem to far away from Miraflores where I'll be staying and the transit just appears to take to long round trip. I may have to just settle on trying the Lince streetwalker scene even if as you mentioned the girls will be cold starfish types.
Staying In Miraflores Area
[QUOTE=JackJericho;2899471]What would be a good area to stay for 2 to 3 weeks? That deppends on your budget. Other than the very touristic, and very expensive, districts of Miraflores or Barranco and the very residential district of San Isidro (also very expensive), the districts of San Miguel, Lince or San Borja are good options, so is Santa Catalina which is part of the district of La Victoria and also the part of the District of San Luis between Canada Av. And Javier Prado Av. Buses running along Javier Prado Av. - La Marina Av,conecting with the Metropolitano buses in Paseo de la Repblica Av. And / or the Metro de Lima (electric train) in Av. Aviaciand will take you to almost anywhere in Lima relatively fast and at a relatively low cost. Of course you can always call an Uber.
There are many other places in Lima that are good nice and safe, like Pueblo Libre, Jesus Maria, Magdalena, Santa Beatriz, Surco, La Molina etc. But they are either too far from the action or not well connected (by public transportation).
J. J.[/QUOTE]I already booked an Airbnb just about 6 minutes walk east of Parque Kennedy and the new airport express bus also stops 5 minutes south so it's an easy walk for my airport transfers. Most of the touristy things I want to do including Parque Amor and the malecon along the coast as well as Barranco looks very walkable and the only Uber I'll likely have to do is to get up to Plaza des Armas and back. I may have shot myself in the foot in terms of mongering opportunities since my Airbnb is not guest friendly and both chongo brothels and main streetwalker areas look too far away. At least I'll still have Colombia and Panama on this same trip but I may have to have Peru for only tourist activities only.