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Trip Report - First Time to Vietnam

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1 hour ago, colom-bien said:

NaDam doesn’t allow massage boys to fuck on premises. No one is allowed. Everything else is on the table. You can fuck if you invite them back to your hotel.

Why is this and how would they know?

Another great report....I like your writing style, a lot.

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9 minutes ago, floridarob said:

Why is this and how would they know?

Another great report....I like your writing style, a lot.

Thank you so much. ❤️

Good question. I didn't ask. I think the owners have invested so much into this property and business, they don't want to risk running afoul of any laws or law enforcement. But it's just a theory. And although the massage boys lock the room before the fun begins, I'm guessing that if it's a rule, they don't want to risk their position just to make one customer happy. Also, I'm a top and I think most of the boys are straight. Maybe if you tilted your ass up and asked them to fuck you a little, they might. Haha. 

I'll definitely investigate a bit more the next time I go. And hope others might comment or investigate as well. 

Posted
8 hours ago, colom-bien said:

I hope you check out Dani Spa and NaDam Spa when you’re in Vietnam! Happy travels!!

wow - again I truly enjoy your reporting style - as it is very engaging.

I will keep these notes with me as I will go to Vietnam next year for 4 to 5 months.  I will be based in Da Nang - but from your report, I see that a trip to Saigon may be in order.

Thanks 🤩

Posted
8 hours ago, colom-bien said:

Thank you so much. ❤️

Good question. I didn't ask. I think the owners have invested so much into this property and business, they don't want to risk running afoul of any laws or law enforcement. But it's just a theory. And although the massage boys lock the room before the fun begins, I'm guessing that if it's a rule, they don't want to risk their position just to make one customer happy. Also, I'm a top and I think most of the boys are straight. Maybe if you tilted your ass up and asked them to fuck you a little, they might. Haha. 

I'll definitely investigate a bit more the next time I go. And hope others might comment or investigate as well. 

You showed great stamina as a top!

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8 hours ago, bkkmfj2648 said:

I will keep these notes with me as I will go to Vietnam next year for 4 to 5 months.

Thank you! ❤️

A couple of notes if you go to HCMC/Saigon - 

I loved my day trip to Chu Chi Tunnels and Mekong Delta with Ace Travels. I booked through the hotel the day before, but you can also book directly online. If you go, I hope you get "Ben" or "Handsome Ben" as your guide (his real name is Bao and we called him Bao, but he typically goes by Ben on most trips). He's straight, FYI, but super funny and charming. Our group fell in love with him. As well as a co-worker of mine who went the month prior who said, "he made my entire trip to Vietnam!"

I also had a super fun 3-hour "free walking tour" one morning...but that was a random happening. I just walked up and joined the tour at the Bitexco Financial Tower one morning and tipped at the end...so I can't give you the name of the guide, sadly. But he added a lot to my trip and understanding of the city. 

Finally, I stayed at the Chez Mimosa Boutique hotel. I can only give it a 7/10...but the staff was sweet, they give you free breakfast AND free laundry service, which I thought was nice. 

Posted
50 minutes ago, bkkmfj2648 said:

 

On my first trip to Vietnam (2019) I went on a tour of the Chu Chi Tunnels and 1 time was enough for me.

 

certainly not a place for claustrophobic. When I was there  in last days of 2002 girl from our group got panic attack in one of corridors , fortunately there was another attendee  who knew how to calm her down  but it was not a pleasant sight and sound.

Still very interesting place to see and recommended to all visiting Saigon, just take Prozac with you just in case .

Posted
1 hour ago, vinapu said:

certainly not a place for claustrophobic. 

I also had a panic attack.

I was the first of my group to enter the tunnel but only got my body halfway in before I began to panic. I had to be dragged out by the legs and had nightmares for weeks after.

When I was staying at a hotel in Hanoi, I put my dirty washing into a laundry bag, knowing that it would be ready by the end of the day.

When I got back to my room it wasn't there so I went down to reception to enquire. After much discussion among the staff it was suggested I go and check the bin outside the hotel. And sure enough, there it was. They thought it was rubbish!

I've been to Vietnam 3 times and although I loved the country I didn't like the people. I was scammed 24/7 and in the end, it got me down having to be constantly on guard.

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2 hours ago, bkkmfj2648 said:

In the part of those tiny tunnels (built for a small Vietnamese body structure) I got stuck (wedged in between the low ceiling and floor) and I lost site of my tour group in the tunnel.  I started to freak out (heart racing, sweating) but I forced myself to stay calm.  Once I calmed down, I slowly managed to free myself and advance myself in the tunnel like a snake towards the opening where the rest of the tour group was and when I tried to stand up in the underground bunker I fainted and passed out.

Wow. That sounds intense. I'm glad it all turned out okay. And cool you were able to laugh about it later.

I only made it part way through the tunnel before I said "I get it" and took an early exit. It was shocking to learn that was the style of warfare in Vietnam...which is why I recommended the tour. I didn't know about most of what they showed us.

FYI - For those that haven't been, entering the tunnels is entirely optional. And there are several early exits along the way. Also, if you want to shoot guns/rifles/machine guns, they have a shooting range. Just bring a wad of cash with you.

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It is so funny that I completely forgot about the guns.  They were incredibly loud at the time, but I had no interest in them.  The tunnels and the booby traps and the camouflaged entrances to the tunnels are what stick in my mind.  There was also a propaganda film playing that also seemed perfectly suited to the setting.

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"Just bring a wad of cash with you."

I went there with a group and wanted to test out the firing range but nobody else wanted to so we just moved on.

It was US$1 per bullet if I recall. It would get expensive very quickly if you were to fire a machine gun!  😂😂😂

Posted
44 minutes ago, a-447 said:

It was US$1 per bullet if I recall. It would get expensive very quickly if you were to fire a machine gun!  😂😂😂

hahaha. that's what I thought.

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