Tashkent

[QUOTE=Bez Bezarra] August temperatures are +37 C.[/QUOTE]
Yeah, and WTF ?..that means tons of dyevs in microskirts and tiny tops rushing in climatised malls, bars and clubs (and hopefully in my air-cond apartment).

You're right yet, I applied for a business visa, but just because I gonna stay more than one month, which is the maximum length of a tourism visa.

Poor me. Six weeks in Tashkent during summer season. If I don't die from being fucked to death by hords of horny dyevs, I'll pass out because of the scorching heat.

:p

Anyone has infos about the Tcharvak lake beach scene BTW ?

Heard it was the largest artificial reservoir of Central Asia and a kind of "Uzbek Riviera" just 30 km out of Tashkent ..is it easy to find there a beach bungalow to rent for a few days or so ?

Thanks for any advice.

[url]www.orexca.com/charvak_hotels_3.shtml[/url]

Prosal search with "Charvak" and looks to [url]www.orexca.com[/url] many infos about Uzbek there too ;)

[QUOTE=Lukasek][url]www.orexca.com/charvak_hotels_3.shtml[/url] ;)[/QUOTE]
Thanks for the link.

It seems to be a nice place to kick back for a few days with a chick or two on board. I will definitely do it.

Scenery is really impressive BTW.

Hi guys,

I'm heading to Tashkent in September and thanks to this thread will know where the hell to go.

A question for regulars/anyone living in Tashkent. How is the weather in September. Hot or cold?

Any aussie expats here follow the football? We are going to support Socceroos vs Uzbekistan so happy for all supporters to catch up.

Cheers. Anzac

Off in one week (with a bit of apprehension) to Uzbekistan, which is definitely the most uncertain mongering destination I've ever been. Inch Allah. :)

Any tip about the best/most happening places to find a freebie or possibly a semi-pro on my first night ? ... flight arrives at 8.30 pm on Thu, so I will be ready to chase in clubs probably from 11 pm .. I'm thinking about Sky or Juliano and then Chelsea Bar or SME (if I ever succeed to tell a taxi driver where I want to go).

Also two questions, if someone can answer. Are 5 stars hotels swimming pools accessible to non-residents, and any recommandation for an upmarket gym ?

Oh .. and what about Vitamin V and Cialis in Tashkent .. price, avaibility ?

Thanks

Prosal

I'd reccomend start at the Chelsea, then move onto Juliano. If you arrive at Juliano's before 1230 / 0100 Hrs....there won't be too much action. Chelsea is a nice place for a drink.

If you arrive at 2030, chances are that you'll get out of the airport at 2230, unless someone nice is doing a CIP service (fastrack) for you.

If you are staying at the 5 star (Intercon) or Radisson, and your "guest" has been registered at the reception , yes she can use the pool. Intercon has a nice pool with elevators going direct from your room floor to the pool area in the basement. At the pool reception you will have to sign in to get your towels etc.

Radission - you need to walk the walk....past the elevators and coffee shop to the pool area. Pool is outdoors though with rooms overlooking. The intercon has a indoor solarium type pool. Too many people in both places for you to even get a long kiss with your friend and people not noticing.

Instead try the aquapark for 15,000cym entry / person and you can look at all the Tashkent beauties in their skimpy bikini's and have more fun with your friend.

Gym - I'd reccomend the Grand Mir Hotel. US$ 20 / session to non members.

Vitamin V = Kamagra in Tashkent, US$ 7 for a pack of 4 (these are generic's made in India) , Cialis - have not seen those as yet. Most pharmacies will have vitamin V - no prescription needed !!

Have a good time !



[QUOTE=Prosal]Off in one week (with a bit of apprehension) to Uzbekistan, which is definitely the most uncertain mongering destination I've ever been. Inch Allah. :)

Any tip about the best/most happening places to find a freebie or possibly a semi-pro on my first night ? ... flight arrives at 8.30 pm on Thu, so I will be ready to chase in clubs probably from 11 pm .. I'm thinking about Sky or Juliano and then Chelsea Bar or SME (if I ever succeed to tell a taxi driver where I want to go).

Also two questions, if someone can answer. Are 5 stars hotels swimming pools accessible to non-residents, and any recommandation for an upmarket gym ?

Oh .. and what about Vitamin V and Cialis in Tashkent .. price, avaibility ?

Thanks[/QUOTE]

Thanks Milyon for the infos.

Aquapark seems great. Tons of Uzbek dyevs around a pool in tiny bikinis. I know where I will spend Saturday and Sunday afternoons. :)

Chelsea and then Julianos looks like a good schedule for my arrival night. Gonna follow your recommendation.

What's the language situation like in Tashkent? I only speak English and French, but want to spend a lot of time with the local talent.

I read Roger Nebel's post and it sounds like that most people in the city that deals with tourists (hotels, clubs, restaurants) will speak a little English. But would appreciate any specific observations...

Thanks!

I can t say that even if the city is nice, the nightlife quite good and the ratio of attractive women almost as good as in Moldova (with more diversity though) or in Romania, I am really over-impressed by Tashkent.

First it is by NO MEANS a kind of "untouched secret garden" or even an "under-visited destination". The city is literally crawling with turkish and indian mongers. I mean crawling ...in the clubs, the cafes, the malls, they are everywhere, and in high numbers. I personally find it disturbing.

Also pros are plentiful and everywhere (and cheap) as stated in the previous posts, yet I wouldn t caracterise them nor of overly pretty (with some exceptions happily), nor of overly fresh and nor of overly friendly. I won t blame them though. Dealing all year-long with turk "gentlemen" is not the best way to be happy in life.

The good news is that the non-pro/freebie scene seems awesome, especially when you are a decent looking westerner (non-turk). Girls are more conservative than their slavic counterparts yet seem more eager to meet europeans/us guys (since four days I am here I never spotted only one westerner). They are equally beautiful than in Moldova or Romania, with much more outstanding varieties. I especially love those jet-black hairs Persian/Iranian/Tatar ethnic beauties who constitue, with asians, the two main types of girls here. There s many other types, including the blonde russian-ethnic, all equally attractive.

BTW it s 43 C currently and women wear next to nothing. :)

Until now (four days in town) I nailed a good-looking korean-ethnic pro from Diplomat (us40, she stayed till 3 pm), lined-up two dates per day with regular girls from mail.ru, all garanteed fucks with a bit of work, and dated/flirted to submission a really stunning russian-ethnic blond stripper from FM Bar (GREAT place by the way) in AquaPark saturday afternoon. Not a lofty score a la Chisinau, yet quite promissing for the future.

IS Guide, many people speak at least a few words of english, so no problems in taxis, bars, ect.

More or less Turks/Arabs than in Moldova? Enjoy your time there.

Dear Prosal I am happy to read you feel good and I am sure, that you will have a great fun, just be a little patient, 4 days are little time and...please, when you have a while share with us some pics about girls wear next to nothing ;)

Have fun man and take care

[QUOTE=Prosal]IS Guide, many people speak at least a few words of english, so no problems in taxis, bars, ect.[/QUOTE]

Thanks! And by all means, post some of those 43-degree pictures! =)

[QUOTE=DirkDingy]More or less Turks/Arabs than in Moldova?[/QUOTE]
MUCH more. Tashkent is literally overflowing with Turks/Arabs mongers.

Atmosphere in some clubs like Juliano or Sky reminds me Grace Hotel Coffee Shop in Bangkok, if you see what I mean.

Annoying, to say the least.

[QUOTE=Is Guide]Thanks! And by all means, post some of those 43-degree pictures! =)[/QUOTE]Please Prosal, do that!

And hope to see soon in BKK - or Yangon even , a turkish free city if that's important to you although you won't find many slavic beauties there.

Have fun in Tashkent and bring in some pics!