I love gay Chiang Mai

Why one can love gay Chiang Mai

By Suzy Size (the arguably most infamous gay writer of Thailand, based in wonderful Pattaya, but knows almost everything about gay Chiang Mai as well)

I had always taken my gay holidays in Thailand in Pattaya or Bangkok, or both-having limited time for simply site-seeing and wanting to take full and carnal advantage of the gorgeous gay youths available in both those places. However, I was persuaded by a friend to visit him at his home in the mountains north of gay Chiang Mai and, before spending a day or two with him, I decided to stay in gay town of Chiang Mai City and “test the water” as it were.

How glad I am that I did. I left the steamy heat and polluted air of gay Bangkok and not much more than an hour later I was driving in uncongested traffic and comparatively cool, dry air to my gay hotel not far from the city wall in gay Chiang Mai. Gay Lotus Hotel in Chiang Mai is unpretentiously gay and nicely decorated and you’re made welcome there, and also given advice on the scene.

The scene starts just opposite with gay Adams Apple Club, one of the first gay bars in Chiang Mai and one which rivals the attractions of any in gay Bangkok or gay Pattaya. The show is amusing and the boys are fresh and sweet and very, very friendly. It did not take me long to make my choice and retire across the road to my gay hotel to enjoy a night of unbridled and quite innovative pleasure of gay Chiang Mai.

A long morning lie-in rewarded my exertions of the previous night and I decided that a little walk in the town followed by a lazy afternoon by a pool was in order. I was fascinated by the atmosphere of the town, which seemed to retain some of its old world charm and architecture, even apart from the ruins of its magnificent wall and moat, and this was reflected in the graciousness of the almost invariably good-looking people. One could not help but smile at the beauty of the Chiang Mai boys (gay or not gay) and the smiles were returned seemingly sincerely, though I didn’t dare to test this. I repaired to the gay Chiang Mai House of male where at least I knew that the lads around the pool would know what to expect from me, and found them present in equal number, beauty and friendliness. After a very satisfying gay massage complete from a husky Chiang Mai number who definitely knew what he was about, I was ready for a nap and meal before another night on the town of gay Chiang Mai City.

Deciding to be a bit more adventurous and being already quite relaxed from my two exhausting encounters in the last 18 hours, I took a tuk tuk to the centre of gay Chiang Mai, the famed Tapae Gate in a restored section of the old wall, and walked from there. My first stop was at what turned out to be a delightfully authentic Italian restaurant in a side street of Tapae Road and, with a full stomach I strolled down Tapae Road and soon found myself in the famous night market. A fascinating experience . . . and made more so by a little open bar I found there. Gay Chiang Mai Cruise Bar yielded another happy lad keen to minister to my every need and I gave him every opportunity to do so over the next 6 or 7 hours and once again when we woke. Chiang Mai was turning out to be full of new gay experiences without the usual little hassles one gets used to elsewhere but a bit fatiguing, I must admit.

I explored some of the craft centres and shops the next day, full of wonderful and tempting artefacts, steering well clear of other temptations in order to build up my strength. Another thing that pleased me about gay Chiang Mai was the no hassle tuk tuks. Having carefully enquired of the price of the fare to various places of the gay hotels and gay clubs in and around gay Chiang Mai I visited, I was amazed to find that, invariably the drivers asked just that. No anguished haggling on the pavement and surly acceptance of an inflated fare as one gets from the baht buses in gay Pattaya and tuk tuks in gay Bangkok. I just love gay Chiang Mai.

The days of my visit were growing shorter so I decided to try a little bar hopping, and found that was quite possible in the area near my hotel and in succession I visited Circle, Fan club, Doi Boy and Simon Cabaret and others, having fun and attention in each with no too large outlay of cash. In fact I took a really gay boy from one of them, I forget which now, with me on my tour, partly for protection against too much attention of the gay Chiang Mai boys (who am I to complain!) and partly to snuggle up to as in the chill evening air of gay Chiang Mai I needed a warm little body to keep me cosy. What a pleasant difference from the steamy nights in gay Pattaya and gay Bangkok. In spite of his “protection”, I still ended up with another one and the three of us squeezed into a tuk tuk and made our, slightly tipsy way to the gay Chiang Mai hotel where the two boys and I made patterns in time that will remain with me for ever. How affectionate and accommodating these northern boys are, and so pretty! The pride of gay Chiang Mai.

It was difficult to drag myself away to drive up to the mountain eyrie of my friend, but I’m glad I did as it gave me another perspective on Thailand 8and gay Chiang Mai), the beautiful verdant mountains and the gracious country people of the North. So pleasant too, not to need an air-conditioner to make it fun to snuggle with the two boys in the large bed my friend provided (yes, I took the last two acrobats with me), and to wake to chill temperatures and watch the mists roll off the mountains guarding the valley we overlooked.

Sorry gay Pattaya and gay Bangkok or the lads thereof, I fear I will not be seeing so much of you in the future, there’s too much here I haven’t yet seen or tried and . . .

I just love gay Chiang Mai.

This is what Suzy Size told Sticky Rice (when she was thrilled), the foremost gay guide for Asia and therefore gay Thailand and gay Pattaya, but also gay Bangkok, gay Phuket, gay Chiang Mai, gay Chiang Rai, gay Hua Hin, gay Nong Khai, gay Khon Kaen, gay Koh Samui and gay Hat Yai. Sticky rice gay guide for Asia can also help you queer guys to find your way in gay China, gay Cambodia, gay Hong Kong, gay Indonesia, the bitr of gay India, gay Japan, queer or gay Korea, gay Laos, gay Malaysia, gay Myanmar (Burma), gay Nepal (if it exists), gay Philippines, gay Singapore, gay Sri Lanka, gay Taiwan, gay Thailand and last but not least gay Vietnam. Visit our Pink Pages where we list all gay places we know of to make all the queers of the gay world happy. I just love gay Chiang Mai.

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