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It can get really cold in those months believe it or not. And it's because of the great humidity it doesn't feel like the dry cold in other countries. From 4-9ºC in the mornings to 18-21ºC at noon it changes really fast. Last year we have some mornings at 0-3ºC!.
So pija666, as I think is not a good idea to visit Asuncion during this period because, as I am reading in the forum, there is no heating in the most places in Asuncion.
Is this right?
[QUOTE=Paparidis]So pija666, as I think is not a good idea to visit Asuncion during this period because, as I am reading in the forum, there is no heating in the most places in Asuncion.
Is this right?[/QUOTE]I have never felt cold in Asuncion. Sure it was 10C the other day, but I felt fine in a shirt. As a matter of fact, every day as I walk the streets, I break a sweat because of the humidity. To me it feels like Houston in the winter (that's not a real winter).
So in conclusion I really don't think there are winters in Paraguay. But maybe the weather is unusually warm right now.
[QUOTE=Paparidis]So pija666, as I think is not a good idea to visit Asuncion during this period because, as I am reading in the forum, there is no heating in the most places in Asuncion.
Is this right?[/QUOTE]The "cold days" always are just a few in a year. But lately as anybody anywhere the wheather just makes us ask WTF?.
The heating info is wrong. Of course the poorest places don't have nor heating nor air acondition.
This is just to comment that the casas are rising their prices. One hour is now Gs. 120.000 ($25) on the majority of places, and in some new places is one hour is like Gs. 200.000 to 300.000 ($40-$60!).
For those who seek the cheap fuck. 20min. Is from Gs. 50. 000 to Gs. 80. 000.
The exchange rate right now is about Gs. 4. 800 / $ 1
And all those are the non-gringo prices! Beware!
I have received tons of help from the forums, so I thought I would write a few things about Paraguay (I just spent a month there).
The weather is excellent during the winter. The lowest temperature I saw was 10C and the highest was 26C. The days are awesome. The people however are used to the inferno summers and thus overdress during the winter. I think anybody from North America would be fine in shorts and a shirt.
The best places for pros that I found were Thai on General Garay (I think its #534 or something). Noemi at "Estados Unidos 525" has a great girl during the days. Her name is Jesica. Petite but very dangerous natural curves (120000 Gurarani for an hour, thats about $25). Also Elite Producc on Cerro Cora 225 is always decent. However, on this trip the most attractive girls I found were at Egilia Ayala 326. It was a surprise to me because they don't announce on asunsex. The best place to find girls is still asunsex.com. Py or hot.com. Py. Just call the number of the agency provided and ask if your girl is available and the address. Warning: If you pick an 8 or 9 you might be waiting a long time at the house. I rather just pay the 300. 000 Guarani and have her go to the hotel. They will charge you $100 if you are foreigner.
You can find semi Pros at Toc Toc Bar, Arena & Cafe, and some at La Cubana and even Faces. One key to understanding Paraguay is that almost 99% of the women are semipros. Meaning that for $300 US or less, you can get models no problem.
Also I wouldn't recommend ever marrying a Paraguayan girl unless you can stash her away to your country. The culture is insane. Every man has 15 girlfriends and every woman has 10 boyfriends. Whether they are married or not, is irrelevant. I spent a month there and my phone would ring nonstop from pros and nonpros that I met there. Whether they had boyfriends or not, was irrelevant. Everybody in the country loves to pound, especially if you have money. Hope this report helped.
I dont think so. Dude I life here almost 2 years. Iam STILL single. Personally I have the impression, the women here are pretty loyal. I got rejected all the times so far (well I grabbed one at her ass in the disco but whatever..), except once from a chick from Mercado 4 but I lost her number, lol..So...Iam living in a room next to a couple and they even go to the bathroom together while the guy takes a [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord140][CodeWord140][/url]. But I dont really care if some woman is married here. I just try to focus on my language and my "game skills" I do try my best to seduce a woman, but its hard with my bad spanish. If I could just prove that Iam a guy with higher value, then a Paraguaya would choose me though...
Sorry for the bad news, just dont talk like its easy for a White Guy to get a local girl. Only the Putas will seek for Eye contact with you (for obvious reasons..). Most local women here are even kind of scared and turn their backs when they see a white guy on the street. Its annoying, and I still havent found a method to break this ice wall.
PS: If I had a girlfriend and she would fuck around, I would beat her up and all the guys she is doing.
After that she will never cheat on me again. Trust me on that.
I got a visa in BA recently and the fee for US citizens is now $100 for a multiple entry one.
Not too difficult to get, but still $100 sucks. Only valid for life of your passport, which in my case was a bit over 5 years. So, if you're expires soon, you may be able to get a single entry one for $65.
I arrived yesterday, and breezed through customs. Luckily I was near the front of my Gol flight. I think only about 30 people actually got off the plane, though.
After getting my checked bag, had to get it x-rayed at aduanas, and then you're done. About 10 minutes from exiting the plane, to entering the public space in the terminal.
They had one money changer outside, who was giving a 4750 rate. Seemed reasonable enough. Went outside and got a 90k taxi ride to downtown.
Plenty of banks and other exchange houses in Asuncion. My hotel offered 4700 to 1, which is not a good rate but not as bad as most hotels I usually see.
Changed $100 at a bank near the Lido. 4850 to 1 usd. Later saw a another cambio that said 4863. It's nice that the dollar is actually getting stronger while I'm here.
Some restaurants will take other currencies. The Bolsi prints receipts with Arg Pesos, Real and USD on it. You take a 3-5% hit, but not horrid.
Hello JC: It sounds like you are having loads of fun. I am collecting the info you are providing here.
I am going to be in Asuncion from October 18 to 22. I like to bring the ladies for overnight. In fact I like to keep them longer if the service is satisfactory. Do you have any suggestion about the places where I can pickup overnight guest?
BTW I made reservation with Hotel Chaco.
Aurab
[QUOTE=Aurab]Hello JC: It sounds like you are having loads of fun. I am collecting the info you are providing here.
I am going to be in Asuncion from October 18 to 22. I like to bring the ladies for overnight. In fact I like to keep them longer if the service is satisfactory. Do you have any suggestion about the places where I can pickup overnight guest?
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I have not had any all night visitors yet. I did stop by at Toc Toc bar Saturday night, but I was told that they don't open until 10pm.
I did go to Brittanica Pub (or whatever its name is), but didn't see any chicas looking for friendship. The food was pretty crappy, but seemed fairly busy. I don't think I'd go back, based on food quality. Also their so called nonsmoking room is open, and has cigar smoke coming in from the bar.
I'm trying to check out new places every week, so will report info as I find it.
I plan to visit Asuncion during the 17th of April. It's the semana santa.
Some local experts can advise me if during this week the activity (casas, girls.) is normal or low?
So Jaime, how about an update! .
[QUOTE=Jaimito Cartero; 1076333]I have not had any all night visitors yet. I did stop by at Toc Toc bar Saturday night, but I was told that they don't open until 10pm.
I did go to Brittanica Pub (or whatever its name is) , but didn't see any chicas looking for friendship. The food was pretty crappy, but seemed fairly busy. I don't think I'd go back, based on food quality. Also their so called nonsmoking room is open, and has cigar smoke coming in from the bar.
I'm trying to check out new places every week, so will report info as I find it. [/QUOTE]